Does anyone happen to have unwanted cubes?

Status
Not open for further replies.
shoveling driveways made me a lot of money last year. I found 10 nice old couples nearby during a week that it snowed a lot, and shoveled each of their driveways every day that week for 10 bucks a pop. 10*10 a day = $100 in a day * 7 = $700 for easy work. I recommend you shovel snow...:D

Wow, that's actually really good, I would but I don't really like asking for money, and my time is down.
 
shoveling driveways made me a lot of money last year. I found 10 nice old couples nearby during a week that it snowed a lot, and shoveled each of their driveways every day that week for 10 bucks a pop. 10*10 a day = $100 in a day * 7 = $700 for easy work. I recommend you shovel snow...:D

Wow, that's actually really good, I would but I don't really like asking for money, and my time is down.

I might not have as much time this year, but I'd still like to make a few hundred so I can buy some nice presents for family.
I bet if you live in an area where it snows a whole lot you could make $1500+ for shoveling snow for like 2 weeks.
 
shoveling driveways made me a lot of money last year. I found 10 nice old couples nearby during a week that it snowed a lot, and shoveled each of their driveways every day that week for 10 bucks a pop. 10*10 a day = $100 in a day * 7 = $700 for easy work. I recommend you shovel snow...:D

Wow, that's actually really good, I would but I don't really like asking for money, and my time is down.

Understandable, but maybe you can try his method but not as frequent, like maybe 3 old couples, every week, 30 bucks per week. i might do that.
 
I might not have as much time this year, but I'd still like to make a few hundred so I can buy some nice presents for family.
I bet if you live in an area where it snows a whole lot you could make $1500+ for shoveling snow for like 2 weeks.

Have you ever noticed where I live?
 
shoveling driveways made me a lot of money last year. I found 10 nice old couples nearby during a week that it snowed a lot, and shoveled each of their driveways every day that week for 10 bucks a pop. 10*10 a day = $100 in a day * 7 = $700 for easy work. I recommend you shovel snow...:D

Wow, that's actually really good, I would but I don't really like asking for money, and my time is down.

Understandable, but maybe you can try his method but not as frequent, like maybe 3 old couples, every week, 30 bucks per week. i might do that.

any way you do it, you're still making good money.
 
I might not have as much time this year, but I'd still like to make a few hundred so I can buy some nice presents for family.
I bet if you live in an area where it snows a whole lot you could make $1500+ for shoveling snow for like 2 weeks.

Have you ever noticed where I live?

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. I know that temperatures are extreme in Manitoba and I also know that snowfall is generally very heavy from mid-November through about March, am I correct?
 
I might not have as much time this year, but I'd still like to make a few hundred so I can buy some nice presents for family.
I bet if you live in an area where it snows a whole lot you could make $1500+ for shoveling snow for like 2 weeks.

Have you ever noticed where I live?

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. I know that temperatures are extreme in Manitoba and I also know that snowfall is generally very heavy from mid-November through about March, am I correct?

Yes. Did you know that off by heart? Winnipeg is almost directly in the center of North America, hence our slogan (Heart of the Continent), and because of this we have very extreme weather. All the way from -40 to +30 degrees Celsius not including the humidity and wind chill. This is the only year that I can remember that we didn't already have at least 3 feet of snow by this time of year.
 
I might not have as much time this year, but I'd still like to make a few hundred so I can buy some nice presents for family.
I bet if you live in an area where it snows a whole lot you could make $1500+ for shoveling snow for like 2 weeks.

Have you ever noticed where I live?

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. I know that temperatures are extreme in Manitoba and I also know that snowfall is generally very heavy from mid-November through about March, am I correct?

Yes. Did you know that off by heart? Winnipeg is almost directly in the center of North America, hence our slogan (Heart of the Continent), and because of this we have very extreme weather. All the way from -40 to +30 degrees Celsius not including the humidity and wind chill. This is the only year that I can remember that we didn't already have at least 3 feet of snow by this time of year.

Somewhat. I didn't know temperatures were THAT extreme but I knew that heavy snowfall occurred during the winter months.

3 feet of snow? That's ridiculous, the most I remember having in West Virginia is probably 2.5 feet, and everyone thought that was crazy.
 
3 feet of snow? That's ridiculous, the most I remember having in West Virginia is probably 2.5 feet, and everyone thought that was crazy.

Ok, I exadurated a little bit, our average annual snowfall (from 1971 to 2000) is only 110.6 centimeters, or 3 feet, 7 and a half inchs, which is about half of Montreal's (226 cm).
 
3 feet of snow? That's ridiculous, the most I remember having in West Virginia is probably 2.5 feet, and everyone thought that was crazy.

Ok, I exaggerated a little bit, our average annual snowfall (from 1971 to 2000) is only 110.6 centimeters, or 3 feet, 7 and a half inches, which is about half of Montreal's (226 cm).
Montreal gets 7 feet of snow?!?! :eek:
 
So the thread went from begging for free cubes to a discussion about hand sizes. Perhaps you would stay on topic if you really cared about free cubes?

And why not offer to trade something non-cube related for a cube or two, begging does not work well (or at all).

I 2nd this idea!
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Back
Top