what should we do with all the left nuts?
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what should we do with all the left nuts?
I was just sitting here thinking about all the guys who say that they would give their left nut to work for West Jet. If we were to collect them all we would no doubt be the envy of all the squirrels in the land. The question is what would or should we do with them all? I suppose we could start an organ donar porgram for all the guys who gave their left nut to work for Air Canada, C3, etc..., but what would this do to their future offspring? Should we start a sperm bank with the proceeds going to an unemployed nutless pilot fund? How would all this all fit within the confines of our health care system or would it be considered two tier health care? Or should we just store them all in a hoolw tree like our friend the squirrel?
This issue has been causing me to lose sleep, does anyone have any suggestions?
This issue has been causing me to lose sleep, does anyone have any suggestions?
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Have no suggestion on what to do with remaining nuts.
In university had a very cute girlfriend who also happened to be an Electrical Engineering major. As a child, she'd tell me that she might take apart the parent's alarm clock, just to see what was inside, how it worked. Then she'd put it back together again, and throw away whatever screws remained.
In university had a very cute girlfriend who also happened to be an Electrical Engineering major. As a child, she'd tell me that she might take apart the parent's alarm clock, just to see what was inside, how it worked. Then she'd put it back together again, and throw away whatever screws remained.
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