I am trying to repair my home. Everytime I get my tools out, these
Paparazzis start taking pictures and getting in the way. I cant get
any work done with them around. I asked them why they want pictures
and they just said it's interesting what I do, and they are hoping to
catch me in the nude. They are not going to catch me nude and I dont
see why it's interesting to watch me hammer nails and cut boards. One
of them even got so close when I was sawing a sheet of plywood that if
I had not stopped the saw I would have cut off his hand. Another one
was right under the eaves when I was shingling the roof that some
shingle pieces fell on his head. Then he started yelling at me about
it. What can I do to stop this abuse?
John Ferrari
ransley - 29 Jul 2008 08:31 GMT
On Jul 29, 12:30 am, john_ferr...@homerepair.com wrote:
> I am trying to repair my home. Everytime I get my tools out, these
> Paparazzis start taking pictures and getting in the way. I cant get
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> John Ferrari
So shoot the f.cker
ransley - 29 Jul 2008 08:43 GMT
> On Jul 29, 12:30 am, john_ferr...@homerepair.com wrote:
>
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> So shoot the f.cker
Pull an antique gun that wont fire from ur civil war , Yourts
Caesar Romano - 29 Jul 2008 10:20 GMT
>I am trying to repair my home. Everytime I get my tools out, these
>Paparazzis start taking pictures and getting in the way. I cant get
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>John Ferrari
Let them see you in the nude.
Phisherman - 29 Jul 2008 12:35 GMT
>I am trying to repair my home. Everytime I get my tools out, these
>Paparazzis start taking pictures and getting in the way. I cant get
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>John Ferrari
I work on sunny days and use a full-length mirror. Works every time.
Tom Kendrick - 29 Jul 2008 13:04 GMT
Hmmm...have you ever seen those safety videos about what to avoid?
How about some of the slapstick antics of the Three Stooges?
Of course, there are some construction tasks that lend themselves
naturally to repelling pests. Pressure washing and spray painting come
to mind. Oops.
>I am trying to repair my home. Everytime I get my tools out, these
>Paparazzis start taking pictures and getting in the way. I cant get
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>John Ferrari
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Red Green - 30 Jul 2008 05:57 GMT
> I am trying to repair my home. Everytime I get my tools out, these
> Paparazzis start taking pictures and getting in the way. I cant get
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> John Ferrari
Back off on your meds.
Uncle Monster - 30 Jul 2008 09:15 GMT
> I am trying to repair my home. Everytime I get my tools out, these
> Paparazzis start taking pictures and getting in the way. I cant get
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> John Ferrari
Are the Paparazzi ages four to six? I've had
problems with those before. They would get
underfoot and ask "Whatcha doin?" over and over.
Hanging them by the back of their pants on the
nearest tree or fence always worked for me.
[8~{} Uncle Monster
Dick Adams - 31 Jul 2008 07:31 GMT
> I am trying to repair my home. Everytime I get my tools out,
> these Paparazzis start taking pictures and getting in the way.
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> going to catch me nude and I dont see why it's interesting to
> watch me hammer nails and cut boards. ...
This guys probably work for the County Tax Assessor and want
to document your home improvements to justify increasing your
property taxes.
> What can I do to stop this abuse?
Fence in your property and put up a sign saying
"This property is patrolled by vicious dobermans.
Enter at your own risk."
Dick