On Mar 19, 11:47 am, "Wilbur Hubbard"
wrote:
Doesn't anybody else think it's even
a little bit sad that a woman would make a career out of shipboard human
waste? If this is what passes for a life then something's drastically
wrong.

Wilbur Hubbard


Nope, not a bit. Aren't you glad folks do that for your subdivision as
well, or would you rather everybody just crap in the street?

"Keith" wrote in message
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On Mar 19, 11:47 am, "Wilbur Hubbard"
wrote:
Doesn't anybody else think it's even
a little bit sad that a woman would make a career out of shipboard
human
waste? If this is what passes for a life then something's drastically
wrong.

Wilbur Hubbard


Nope, not a bit. Aren't you glad folks do that for your subdivision as
well, or would you rather everybody just crap in the street?


Nothing wrong with proper sewage disposal. Nothing wrong with sewage
engineers. But they need to know their place. One does not go around
bragging, being proud of and setting one's self upon a queenly pedestal
simply because one's entire life revolves around human waste. Do it.
Make money from it. Be good at it. But, do us all a favor and keep a
low profile about it. In spite of what Peggy might think, she's a
laughing stock not because of what she does but because of her being so
proud and haughty about her ****ty occupation. You've heard the "big
fish in a small pond" saying. Well, Peggy is a big turd in a little
sewage lagoon. People are supposed to bow down and worship her because
of that? Hardly! If she can't take a joke about her false pride then
she's even more pathetic. The small rag-tag here who cling to her every
word and are feeling so good about themselves because they know somebody
who wrote a book about sewage need to find a real hero and get a real
life.

Wilbur Hubbard