*89Laredo*
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My truck sounds like a turbo big block. It's ****ing awesome.
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poorboy87
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- Linton Indiana
Class of 06
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- Warsaw, IN
Class of 05
BRIANHO13
<- Yum Chocolate
- Location
- Spring, TX
Man all you youngins make me feel old, not as old as john but still old. 96
- Location
- NE Indiana
BRIANHO13
<- Yum Chocolate
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- Spring, TX
altrocker1
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- Location
- Iowa
class of 98...at least i'm not as old as mac 
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- 29°58'28.9"N 99°15'15.5"W
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- Southern Indiana
altrocker1
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- Iowa
Thought this was funny
- Location
- NE Indiana
What's a good rate to pay a dog/house sitter?
We've used family and friends in the past and paid them either in food, jeep parts, or a little bit of cash. They usually do it because either they like us, or its a nice 'getaway' for them from their current living situation.
Unfortunately with babies and busy and jobs we have had to ask around for someone to watch the dogs/house.
We found a buddy of mine's 17 year old son that's going to watch/dog sit for two weeks. So, he'll have the house to himself with four dogs (maybe three after an incident today), be able to come and go as he wants, garage to wrench on his car, a/c, sat, wii, and some freedom.
Just asking him to let the dogs out a couple times a day and feed them in the morning and at night...
This is the longest we've ever asked anyone to house sit for us.
mac 'curious if anyone has an experience with a fair rate' gyvr
We've used family and friends in the past and paid them either in food, jeep parts, or a little bit of cash. They usually do it because either they like us, or its a nice 'getaway' for them from their current living situation.
Unfortunately with babies and busy and jobs we have had to ask around for someone to watch the dogs/house.
We found a buddy of mine's 17 year old son that's going to watch/dog sit for two weeks. So, he'll have the house to himself with four dogs (maybe three after an incident today), be able to come and go as he wants, garage to wrench on his car, a/c, sat, wii, and some freedom.
Just asking him to let the dogs out a couple times a day and feed them in the morning and at night...
This is the longest we've ever asked anyone to house sit for us.
mac 'curious if anyone has an experience with a fair rate' gyvr
- Location
- Southern Indiana
Anywhere between $50 and $100 per week.
BRIANHO13
<- Yum Chocolate
- Location
- Spring, TX
We left a hundo on the counter for ours yesterday, 8 days
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- 29°58'28.9"N 99°15'15.5"W
- Location
- Michigan
Redneck SeanR...
- Location
- Bourbonnais IL.
Basically a house to himself for a lil bit. Id leave him with enough money to buy food and tell him it is a training week for adulthood. Dont spend the money wrong or you dont eat lol
this is what I did about a year ago. But it was only like 3 days I think.
at my house in the summer months its pretty easy to get people to watch my dogs. They all are wanting to come over to use the pool anyways. I say, you can use it as much as you want as long as you take care of the dogs. The only hard part is trusting someone to be here at 6 or 7 in the morning.
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- NE Indiana
71 bucks to rent the wife a 2014 Nissan xterra with 500 miles on it for 2.5 days...instead of driving 242k mile jeep...worth every penny of me not worrying...
mac 'nap in peace' gyvr
mac 'nap in peace' gyvr
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- NE Indiana
Sam,
I didn't set my pool up this year because we are going to be gone so much I didn't want our house sitter to have to deal with the pool maintenance...
mac 'could be a plus or minus' gyvr
I didn't set my pool up this year because we are going to be gone so much I didn't want our house sitter to have to deal with the pool maintenance...
mac 'could be a plus or minus' gyvr
