Local Service Ad

[numbnuts]

If you're going to offer a service, it would be a good idea that you know how to spell the name of the service, especially if you're a College student. Aerating is the service you are offering. Don't think people would hire you to "air-raid" their property, also, think you need a plane to do that.


Classified Ad Details
Students to do lawn Air-raiding! 5/1/2008
2 college graduates with equipment, available to do lawn airraiding. Call kyle at 257-7748 or Josh at 257-7741. Thanks


Posted in: Gardening & Yard Items
Report This Ad By: Schneiderkyle

[Koss]

I think you're off base here. It pretty clear from the ad that these guys are, in fact, in the business of raiding your lawn from the air. And actually that sounds pretty awesome. I would love to see the equipment too. I'm gonna give them a call.

[Paully]

Koss,..lol

Aerate Your Lawn: to put holes in your lawn, to decompress the soil and allow more root movement, aids in enriching your lawn.

The form of air-raiding you think of could be the same but perhaps deeper holes,..lol Thats if they fly by and shoot your lawn with bullets,..lol


I know from previous adds that its probably not the students fault, The people taking these ads over the phones use assumed words and often the word used means something totally different.


Example: I went dear hunting and shot a dough. lol

[Xzavia]

Do we still have air-raid sirens around these parts?? Should we NOT worry if they start screaming? /ubbthreads/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/shocked.gif /ubbthreads/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/crazy.gif

[TREEFROG]

Here is a piece of their equipment. LOL

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zT60SkXN1UY

[A*lil*Loopy]

I love those planes!!! I recall seeing the snoopys' doghouse version and a few others, what an incredible idea.

By the way, I do have to wonder what the college graduates graduated in........I'm thinking that English wasn't covered in their curriculum. Too funny.

[bluekrissyspikes]

creative spelling. they teach it in school now instead of actually learning to spell they learn to sound things out but without having to learn the rules such as i before e.