What do you do for a living?

Discussion in 'General Discussion and Introductions' started by mxracer4life_41, Nov 1, 2005.

  1. greypalomino

    greypalomino New Member

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    thanks! those are my furr babies...i can't seem to get my camera to get clear pics of the lizards...guess their too tiny, right now. (only about 4 inches nose to end of tail)

    don't be jealous, xomissi. you can be there, too!

    orangemen08, horses are very addictive...a lot like lizards...just that horses cost a whole lot more...*sigh*...

    it is really cool to see others who have a passion for horses, too!
     
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  3. Just_Some_Guy

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    School Rocks. Not. I go to school and help out at the local Herp Store in the holidays.
     
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  5. Axe

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    and make a WHOLE lot more poop! :)
     
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  7. greypalomino

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    axe, you are so right...lol!

    one horse can produce around 40,000 pounds of manure (poop and wet bedding) in one year.

    did you know that the US govt actually *pays* people for that manure? a friend of mine has a contract with the govt for her horse manure...she gets paid .50 per pound of manure, up to 250,000 pounds. not a bad way to make a living :)
     
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  9. uhh..yeah

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    i'm in Jr. High LOL.

    -Courtney
     
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  11. Axe

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    $0.50/lb???? That's a lot of money for well... for what it is, lol - especially given the amount they produce. That 250,000lbs you mentioned, is that a combined annual limit?

    I knew there was a market for it, every once in a while, we drive past a house in the area that's DEFINITELY a customer :) but I didn't realise the goverment were buying it up too. Perhaps they use it to arm the politicians ;)
     
  12. Clementine_3

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    Perhaps? More than just perhaps! I think you've hit on something here though!
     
  13. greypalomino

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    yes, that's an annual amount of manure. the govt has a contract with a local company, and they pick up the manure every month. she gets paid once a year, at the end of the first quarter of the tax cycle...what ever that may be...and yes, she does have to pay taxes on this income! after taxes, she usually gets about $60k/year...for selling this...product...

    yep, i do think those politicians do use it...probably to eat it :wink: that's where they get those crappy thoughts, and words, they use :mrgreen:

    clementine, if you don't mind, which general area are you from? i'm in the binghamton area! this state has really gone down hill since i returned 7 years ago!
     
  14. Clementine_3

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    It's been a slow decline over the years!! LOL
    I'm in Albany, right near all the manure eating politicians! :)
     
  15. greypalomino

    greypalomino New Member

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    :) oh, that was good!

    my husband is a truck driver (to keep this to topic), and he's done a lot of albany runs, when he was over the road. he said that albany is very pretty!
     

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