MAC’s tinkering habit got slightly out of control. He was a handyman to neighbors and friends, one thing led to another and now he’s a (self-described), land baron. More a corporal than a captain of industry, he believes he’s in charge of his own destiny. His wife, daughter, dog, tenants, and practically everyone else in the world has a different, and occasionally sympathetic understanding of his foibles. Follow him as he copes with a disparate collection of daily challenges with droll aplomb.
Michael McParlane - All Rights Reserved.
Lucky Cow by Mark Pett
Magic in a Minute by Mac and Bill King
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bignatecopiesgarfield said, about 1 year ago
no,really?
Dani Rice
said, about 1 year ago
I used to work for a health insurance company. This is only too true!
Stagger Lee said, about 1 year ago
My insurance company only collects premiums, they never pay any claims.
fluffymish said, about 1 year ago
Ha!!! Good one, this is so true!
spyderred
said, about 1 year ago
One of the things Obamacare will prevent if it survives the corporate-funded Supremes.
Coyoty
said, about 1 year ago
Insurance companies assume “claim” means lie. “You CLAIM you got hurt on the job…”
MichaelMcParlane
said, about 1 year ago
@Coyoty
I never thought of that, it certainly sheds new light on the subject, thanks.
Stagger Lee said, about 1 year ago
An insurance claim is the actual application for benefits provided by an insurance company.
Notsoastute said, about 1 year ago
@spyderred
But you won’t be able to afford it. Oh wait, that’s right it it will be wholely funded by taxing the evil empire of rich folks.