In article et,
Maxprop wrote:

"Martin Baxter" wrote in message
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Maxprop wrote:


What I'm anxiously awaiting is the bitter fight between Hillary, Kerry,
Edwards, Obama, Bayh, Gore (?) and ??? in about a year. Should be fun
watching the Democrats once again fractionate themselves while someone
like
John McCain waltzes into the GOP nomination.

Looking at it from this great Socialist bastion to your north, I have to
agree with you. I don't think the Dems have a chance, no matter who they
nominate, the poor ******* will be like a race horse with two jockeys
facing opposite directions.


McCain, a centrist butt-kissing conservative, who disappointed a lot
of people when he sucked up to Bush so he can get the nomination. He's
even using the same attack-dog people Bush used. Very disappointing.




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"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
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I guess working at McDs is better than nothing, but it's not exactly a
skilled job, which is what we need to be promoting.



It is not the proper place of government to promote or hinder any type of
employment. The government that governs best, governs the least. Government
should practice separation of commerce and state.

That mount was removed after a refit!



"Joe" wrote in message
oups.com...

Gilligan wrote:
Ignore Joe - he served aboard an ocean liner that happened to be painted
gray.


You are mistaken Gilly it was more like a floating repair shop / bar,
playboy mansion, frat house, traveling circus with a large fleet of
boats.

Did you have a shipmate who was a Playboy playmate?
http://cr3.com/adult/playboy/covers/1980_04.jpg

It didn't even have a gun.

Liar liar pants on fi
http://images.military.com/MemberImageUpload/1851

What is that on the 01 level just aft the forecastle?

Joe

Right-O Thom!

What do you drink anyway?

Do you like single malts?

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
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Gilly,

They fled the "DRAFT" The All Vol stopped all of that and also filled
the Ranks.

It also improved the mentality of the arm services.


http://community.webtv.net/tassail/ILLDRINKTOTHAT

Everytime someone points out that McCain is in Barry M. Goldwater's seat, I
vomit.

Gilligan wrote:

Everytime someone points out that McCain is in Barry M. Goldwater's seat, I
vomit.

Really!

Pssst, McCain is in Goldwaters seat.

Pssst, McCain is in Goldwaters seat.

Pssst, McCain is in Goldwaters seat.

Pssst, McCain is in Goldwaters seat.

Pssst, McCain is in Goldwaters seat.

Pssst, McCain is in Goldwaters seat.

Getting the dry heaves yet?

Cheers
Marty

Pssst, McCain is in Goldwaters seat.





Pssst, McCain is in Goldwaters seat.




Pssst, McCain is in....................
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In article ,
Gilligan wrote:

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
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I guess working at McDs is better than nothing, but it's not exactly a
skilled job, which is what we need to be promoting.



It is not the proper place of government to promote or hinder any type of
employment. The government that governs best, governs the least. Government
should practice separation of commerce and state.

Except, that's exactly what Bushco is doing...

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On Fri, 03 Nov 2006 05:23:18 GMT, "Maxprop"
wrote:


"Capt. JG" wrote in message
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Yeah, if you don't mind working in the ever-expanding fast food
industry...

Another elitist comment. I have tremendous respect for kids and adults who
choose to make themselves productive and work summers, evenings, and
weekends in McDonalds, etc. Why do you show disrespect for people who
choose to work in less-than-optimal jobs, rather than sit around
worthlessly? If a person works, he has my respect.

Max



Thank you. McDonalds 1964-67. It was considered honorable work back
then. Certainly, no one working with me considered it a career, but
the experience was valuable. The concept of building on the
opportunity in front of you seems to be lost today, primarily because
kids are ridiculed for taking such jobs.

It was not covered by minimum wage back then. I made sixty-five cents
an hour for most of that time.

Frank

Is this something you'd like to continue to do? I'm sure there are positions
around, but I doubt you can live off the wages.

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"Frank Boettcher" wrote in message
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On Fri, 03 Nov 2006 05:23:18 GMT, "Maxprop"
wrote:


"Capt. JG" wrote in message
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Yeah, if you don't mind working in the ever-expanding fast food
industry...

Another elitist comment. I have tremendous respect for kids and adults
who
choose to make themselves productive and work summers, evenings, and
weekends in McDonalds, etc. Why do you show disrespect for people who
choose to work in less-than-optimal jobs, rather than sit around
worthlessly? If a person works, he has my respect.

Max



Thank you. McDonalds 1964-67. It was considered honorable work back
then. Certainly, no one working with me considered it a career, but
the experience was valuable. The concept of building on the
opportunity in front of you seems to be lost today, primarily because
kids are ridiculed for taking such jobs.

It was not covered by minimum wage back then. I made sixty-five cents
an hour for most of that time.

Frank

How's that? I believe you don't work at McDs as a sideline Dave.

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"Dave" wrote in message
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On Fri, 3 Nov 2006 13:37:10 -0800, "Capt. JG"
said:

Is this something you'd like to continue to do? I'm sure there are
positions
around, but I doubt you can live off the wages.

You really are just digging yourself in deeper on this Jon.