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Hello how are you? My name is Ben Stokes and I was wondering is this the same kind of drilling that you would drill in Africa for water? I know nothing about this and I am with a minstry called C.L.I.C. Christ Living In Christians and we work along a ministry called kingdom drilling and they are needing a machine to drill wells. They know all about this stuff and I am just looking up stuff just to see if I can pull some strings.
Thanks for your time
Ben Stokes www.clic24-7.org www.feedthekingdom.org
berries, in many ways I envy you, I have no children, no wife, and it's hard to pick out the people who actually care for you and who just wants to get something out of a relationship. Also I am offended when people like you, claim to have something to do with my success, or claim I got lucky. I got where I am by giving up my prime years to work 60+ hours weekly.
Wow, I am always amaze with individuals like yourself who were ambitious and motivated and determine to do something. I am a motivated person, however I feel like I am missing something. I would love to have a mentor like yourself.
Yeah, I'm a millionaire, I've made millions flying in Cocaine from Colombia. Please, there will be no millionaires on here, they will be too busy living it up to even registar a membership here.
Yeah, I'm a millionaire, I've made millions flying in Cocaine from Colombia. Please, there will be no millionaires on here, they will be too busy living it up to even registar a membership here.
Well, you would be wrong. I'm semi-retired at the age of 46 after selling my biz. I goof on here between client contracts. And you seem to have a strange notion of how people with money live their lives. Read "The Millionaire Next Door," and gain some insight.
It really is. Because so-called millionaires who populate their lives with enormous houses, huge motorboats, etc. etc., tend not to remain millionaires very long at all.
It really is. Because so-called millionaires who populate their lives with enormous houses, huge motorboats, etc. etc., tend not to remain millionaires very long at all.
Exactly. I love the MND book. Was a real eye opener and, if nothing else, will help the average consumer driven person feel a different way about frugality and its merits. I'm more likely to brag about the $3 shirt I'm wearing, that I picked up on sale at Goodwill, than I am the house I live in. Most of my financially secure friends are the same way. Sometimes we even get into good natured "my outfit is cheaper than yours" discussions.
When I see someone who outwardly "has it all" (big house, boat, luxury cars, etc.), I assume they are broke and one payday away from missing bill payments.
Eh -- never mind. Was thinking of a different book.
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I agree with you!! You should feel offended
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