1938 Packard

Half the contents of every anime store in Akihabara.

The tree didn't produce any this year.

The tree didn't produce any this year.

Betty.

Betty.

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Break out the snow shovel.

I don't smoke it no more. I'm tired of waking up on the floor. No thank you, please, it only makes me sneeze. Then, it makes it hard to find the door.

I'm lazy. Aside from some A1 sauce and raw, chopped onions, I don't give my burgers much thought.

A toon, playing with a balloon.

A real artist.

Try munching a few Halls tablets before and during work.

When I was 12, I worked a summer as a newsie on the Boardwalk. The Philadelphia Inquirer would put out advance prints after 9pm. So, I sold them on the boards, bellowing my pitch. "Mickey Mouse got twenty years in Sing Sing! Read all about it! Philadelphia Inquirer! Paper's also good for swatting flies, training puppies and wrapping fish! Get your copy of tomorrow's newspaper today!" Nobody took the Mickey Mouse thing seriously, of course and I wasn't expecting them to. The pitch made me the top seller in the city for that year. I made money and the paper also sent to me a few gift prizes.

So, now you accuse my brother of plotting to kill me over a house and commit fraud? He's done this with houses before and still hasn't killed me. I'm getting paid to sign papers here. What are you doing?

Let that be why an attorney wrote one up for me.

Not when my will says leave it to Habitat for Humanity.

Who owns it when my name alone is on the mortgage, deed, property tax records and HOA registry?

You can buy two kilos of silver for about $1,350. Less, if you're dealing with somebody who doesn't add a lot of markup.

80's when you pic the Mays Landing house, which by the way, is a two story townhouse with a finished basement.

It's your failure of reading comprehension, wire puller. Any dwelling is a house, whether multifamily or not.

At least you didn't show up here thinking a house had to be stand alone. Thank you.

Just pick any televised sporting event.

Scroll up. I just edited and clarified for you. Wire pullers in large construction projects get paid about a third of what an electrician or technician would be paid. That is why they are hired. It's cheaper not to have twenty techs running around the work site.

Work in construction, much? A couple of wire pullers, sometimes called, "runners" would go into crawl spaces, attics and rooms where the drywall hasn't yet been placed. They tug, pull and generally put the wires where the actual technician or electrician would tell them. Then, the actual technician or electrician would make all the connections to get the system up and running. Standard procedure. When you find yourself in a damp, moldy crawl space with spider webs stuck to your hair, you're wire puller, not a technician or electrician.