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<blockquote data-quote="Leonard D Neubache" data-source="post: 1294736" data-attributes="member: 11069">+1. No common sense left in the job. You have to fine guys cutting dead-fall wood for their families just the same as the guys felling old-growth timber for resale.I can imagine Roosh running a rehab facility for injured wildlife. We have a couple of those around here which are funded entirely by charity. They actually rake in a lot of dollars but the cat ladies running them are so inept that much of it gets frittered away wastefully (buying hay at top dollar during shortages despite having ample storage space for example).Roosh during a prayer session with his animal friends.[img=600x300]<a href="http://theflyingliger.com/AceVentura/ace2-multi.jpg[/img]" target="_blank">http://theflyingliger.com/AceVentura/ace2-multi.jpg[/img]</a>Building some sort of not-for-profit charity would be a great way to get by while starving the beast and doing some good in the world.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Leonard D Neubache, post: 1294736, member: 11069"] +1. No common sense left in the job. You have to fine guys cutting dead-fall wood for their families just the same as the guys felling old-growth timber for resale. I can imagine Roosh running a rehab facility for injured wildlife. We have a couple of those around here which are funded entirely by charity. They actually rake in a lot of dollars but the cat ladies running them are so inept that much of it gets frittered away wastefully (buying hay at top dollar during shortages despite having ample storage space for example). Roosh during a prayer session with his animal friends. [img=600x300][URL]http://theflyingliger.com/AceVentura/ace2-multi.jpg[/img][/URL] Building some sort of not-for-profit charity would be a great way to get by while starving the beast and doing some good in the world. [/QUOTE]

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