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He is being civil what's wrong with you?

You could explain how an American lawyer ends up working in the ukraine.

Any fule kno that American interests need to be represented locally. Why are there American lawyers in Azerbaijan?

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So I've been cogitating a little bit on the TOS (hey, I'm a lawyer, and it's interesting to me) and I'm just wondering about a couple of things in there, which I have in this very sub-forum wondered a

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It is also a shame that women who may have something of benefit to add to this site, as it pertains to immigration, choose to leave because of the hate. For a site that is supposedly dedication to

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You could explain how an American lawyer ends up working in the ukraine.

Again...no incentive. If the response to "I spent 3 weeks fixing a roof" is "you are lying because a roof that size would never take so long," there really is not a lot more to talk about.

I've already said I'm willing to have a rational conversation. You're preaching to the wrong choir.

Any fule kno that American interests need to be represented locally. Why are there American lawyers in Azerbaijan?

Inconceivable!

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Anyway...just want to apologize for de-railing this thread, I won't de-rail further. I'm still jetlagged to the point of exhaustion, and really should be nowhere near a keyboard. :)

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Well, at least we know they are both heavy drinkers. :lol:

I can't speak for whyme, but it's common knowledge that if you spend any time at all in Ukraine, you inevitably return a heavy drinker. It's a coping mechanism. :D

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That is actually a fair point. Shame on you, WhyMe.

Let me explain to you something about..."menial labor" in your white collar eyes there AJ. When you re-roof a house you do it asap so you don't have your house...or in this case "dacha" destroyed by rain. Two guys can re-sheet and re-roof a normal size dacha in half day...that's if they are taking beer breaks every hour or so.

That's my in laws dacha down below. It has a metal/tin roof as do most dacha's in the RUB country's. The few that aren't are shake roofs. I could re-sheet that dacha and re-roof it in a day...by myself. If it was a shake roof it might take me a day and a half tops...if that.

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maybe he had to split the shingles first?

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maybe he had to split the shingles first?

You might as well throw in cutting down the cedar tree's and using a kiln. Splitting shakes/wood shingles is done while your roofing (up on the roof while your nailing them) and it's only done so that you don't have one gap overlapping your next gap/split where two shakes/wood shingles meet. A person would have to be semi paralyzed to take three weeks on one of those roofs.

Splitting shakes consist of raising your roofing ax and dropping it on said shake. Takes like two seconds tops.

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You might as well throw in cutting down the cedar tree's and using a kiln. Splitting shakes/wood shingles is done while your roofing (up on the roof while your nailing them) and it's only done so that you don't have one gap overlapping your next gap/split where two shakes/wood shingles meet. A person would have to be semi paralyzed to take three weeks on one of those roofs.

Splitting shakes consist of raising your roofing ax and dropping it on said shake. Takes like two seconds tops.

Maybe he meant sawing the shingles. I have extreme respect for those folks, having seen it done once.

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so are there points now that you fellas have a general concensus on/about ? (that relate to post #1, of course)

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Maybe he meant sawing the shingles. I have extreme respect for those folks, having seen it done once.

They had shake mills back home (Washington state)...but it was done with a saw. Still hard work though.

so are there points now that you fellas have a general concensus on/about ? (that relate to post #1, of course)

It's still too early to tell yet...although we have toned it down a bunch in the RUB forum...but not because of any chicks telling us to.

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