Planning For My Adsense Retirement
With every click of a penis enlargement or free ringtone ad placing me closer to resigning my full-time position, and enjoying the “Life of Riley”, it’s time I thought about how to invest this fortune.
By way of a hobby, I'm thinking of taking up "Sock Ranching". This may lead to a nice second income, or quite possibly a whole new career direction. If I round up all of my stray white socks, all of my stray black socks, merge them into one herd and begin to breed them; I can then sell off the gray socks in pairs (1 male, 1 female) for a tidy profit.
Of course, eventually people would start their own herds and there would be major "Sock Drives" in the Spring, ranchers who deal exclusively in wool socks would claim Squatter's Rights on established grazing land, and all this would lead to "Sock Range Wars" over washer and dryer privileges. And, inevitably, there would be the "Sockboys" riding into town on Friday night looking for the nearest Dry Cleaner to spend their month's pay from the long drive; likely, on booze and wild laundry women. Gambling houses and laundromats would spring up in every community from coast to coast. Within a few short years civilization, as we know it, would be completely destroyed!
Perhaps I should stick to what I know best.
Racing Gerbils.
I finally had one of the little fellows win the Triple Crown last summer:
The Bleakness, The
He was so proud; I feel he thought the neutering was really worthwhile, after all.
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Just one question... where's my dark blue sock????
Your gerbil is one committed racer. That's quite a sacrifice to make.
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Your dark blue sock must have stayed in town.
And, yes, Waldo gave his all.
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You are one lucky breeder. All the socks that breed in my hamper never turn out the same color, size or match. What's the secret to a successful breeding farm?
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Bleach.
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You've got me interested in sock ranching and I think I'll give it a try. That racing game sounds too rough for me, and, as far as I can tell, civilization as I know it has already been destroyed.
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Sock Ranching can be both rewarding and practical. I have no further reply because you've already topped anything I could type with your 'destroyed civilization' remark.
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Perhaps I need to start Wolf's Home for Wayward Socks, since I keep getting extras turning up in my dryer. You wouldn't know anything about that, would you?
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Honest, they're not mine. My last herd left Alaska months ago.
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