On Wed, 21 Apr 2004 14:20:12 GMT, "John Smith" wrote:

Yup, we totally agree, so when Basskisser stated " There is a difference
between working for the government, and getting a pension, while able to be
gainfully employed." was completely off the mark.


"Don" wrote in message
.. .
Not at all.
What you've described is simply two signers to a contract, fulfilling the
terms of the contract.

"John Smith" wrote
Do you mean if an employer tells you will have a pension after working
for
"X" number of years and after you have worked the designated time
period,
if
you still have the physical and mental ability to continue to work, but
you
receive the pension, you are now sucking on the government tit?

"basskisser" wrote
"John Smith" wrote
I noticed that Harry likes to tell JohnH that he is sucking on the
government's tit for being in the military and working as a teacher,
it
is
funny that he likes to slam others for working for the government,
considering his resume includes working for the government.
There is a difference between working for the government, and getting
a pension, while able to be gainfully employed.



Thanks for clearing that up. I was most concerned that b'asskisser would find
fault with something I'd done, ask for written notarized proof, and then be on
my case.

John H

On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD
on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay!