The "ABCs of BBM": Round 965! (Rules in first post)

[memento]

If hired as a herder, Aguirre would instruct him to pitch a pup tent to sleep with the sheep and keep it hush-hush.

[southendmd]

If he wanted to get off the phone, Aguirre would iterate his displeasure in the negatory.

[Fran]

If he thought a particular Forest Service rule was too limitative, Joe Aguirre would find a way to work around it.

[memento]

If he hired an employee as herder, Aguirre would expect him to monitor the sheep around-the-clock, requiring him to sleep with the sheep.

[southendmd]

If he wanted to get off the phone, Aguirre would iterate his displeasure negativistically.

[Fran]

If he was giving instructions to his herder, Joe Aguirre would tell him to pitch a one-person tent on the q.t., out of sight, and sleep with the sheep, "hunderd percent."

[memento]

If he came to relay the news of an employee's uncle's illness, Joe Aguirre, with his 10x42 binoculars, would gawk at said employee and lover, as if he were watching a peep show.

[Meryl]

If dissatisfied with the job done by his two philandering employees, Joe Aguirre would give the rapscallions a piece of his mind.

[Fran]

If he wanted to spy on his employees, Joe Aguirre would use his 10x42 binoculars.

[memento]

If a trespasser were to go up to the Farm and Ranch Employment office, Aguirre would warn him with his sign: "Trespassers will be shot!  Survivors will be shot again!!"