Horse with no brain spins a union bouncy

[ScubaGuy]

Now that's some ***** I'd like to see! Ta hell with the cocaine!

And not one single Dummie is willing to call her on her BS.

They ain't smart enough to recognize BS when they see it.

[true_blood]

 
20 bucks an hour?! Union grocery store? Go smoke another one.

[Evil_Conservative]

My mom worked a union job for 23 years.  They closed the doors and sent the factory overseas.  Oops.

[LC EFA]

Horse with no Name Donating Member (1000+ posts)   Wed Mar-02-11 12:10 PM
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Connecting the dots can get a little uncomfortable
   
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But watching as things unfold, it is starting to get a little uncomfortable.

This morning, I watched the gas go up another .05 a gallon. It made me cringe. This makes an increase of .30 in the last 4 days.

At the grocery store, I am spending more and getting less.

My health insurance just went up--although not nearly as much as I expected. An extra $100 a month.

High energy bills are up...higher.

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It is a race to the bottom.

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Wake up America. We are a stones throw from hell and you are carrying the handbasket.

Hope and Changeâ„¢ you can take to the bank, you vile leftist scum.

Can you spell chutzpah ?

[SSG Snuggle Bunny]

Horse with no Name Donating Member (1000+ posts)   Wed Mar-02-11 12:10 PM
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Wake up America. We are a stones throw from hell and you are carrying the handbasket.

Well, you buttered your bread so now you'll have to lie in it, you metaphor mixing twunt.

[whiffleball]

Total horseshit coming from an appropriate source.

In the mid 70's my ex went from a management position with the fed to driving for the small, regional trucking company my father managed. 

So, the boys at the truck line decided they needed to join the union.  They wanted, and I can't remember exactly, $8-10 per hour.  That's no more than $10 per hour, lurking Primitives, for union teamsters.  Owner said go ahead and I'll move my business out of the state.  Boys voted to get the union in, including my boneheaded ex, owner moved out the next day.  The boys were left holding their ----- wondering what just happened, out of a job.

[Karin]

That's happened so often, whiffleball, time and time again.  You'd think someone would learn something from that. 

We are a stones throw from hell and you are carrying the handbasket.

I've always felt that mixing metaphors makes a person look particularly idiotic.  Never fails to bring a smirk to my face. 

[Ralph Wiggum]

Well, you buttered your bread so now you'll have to lie in it, you metaphor mixing twunt.

 

[IassaFTots]

Saw an ad in the paper this weekend, for Aldi grocery store managers.  Starting pay?  20.00 per hour.   This is in Texas.  Perhaps that was the motivator for the bouncy to begin with?

[Boudicca]

Well, you buttered your bread so now you'll have to lie in it, you metaphor mixing twunt.

 
Or, channeling another of our members here, you cupid stunt!

[Ralph Wiggum]

Saw an ad in the paper this weekend, for Aldi grocery store managers.  Starting pay?  20.00 per hour.   This is in Texas.  Perhaps that was the motivator for the bouncy to begin with?

Possibly.  Horse with No Brain lives in Northeast Texas somewhere, like Tyler or Longview or something.  Frank might know the actual location.

[IassaFTots]

Possibly.  Horse with No Brain lives in Northeast Texas somewhere, like Tyler or Longview or something.  Frank might know the acual location.

Yup, then the Dallas Morning Snooze would be the main paper of the area. 

[AllosaursRus]

The reason we're goin' to "hell in a handbasket" is because you leeches think you shouldn't have to work to earn your keep, idiot!

How's that "piss and vinegar" workin' out for ya?

[NHSparky]

I remember my dad working security for Sav-On Drugstores back in the early 70's making $800 a MONTH.  Granted, gas was 29 cents a gallon and hamburger was 3 lbs for a dollar, but still...

Even in the late 70's when he moved into construction (high steelwork) and was making a stellar $9.50 an hour (union wage), it sure as hell wasn't anywhere near what the DUmmy claims.

I joined the Navy and went to boot as an E-3, making a whopping $695 a month.  When I made E-4 a year later, I was pulling down $767 and thought I was rolling in dough.  This was 1985.

My first job out of the Navy 14 years later was a shithole company making $15.90 an hour.  I quit that and ended up at SCE, almost doubling my hourly pay.  But don't think for a second that bologna slicers and banana scanners EVER made that kind of coin ($20/hr) until very, very recently.  Even most of the stockers and workers at the local Market Basket and Hannaford's only make $8-11 an hour.