"Don White" wrote in message
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"hk" wrote in message
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On 3/31/10 8:26 AM, John H wrote:


Nah. Obama will do his thing, and there's nothing any amount of talking
or
name-calling here will do about it. **I and mine are taken care of.**

That last sentence is all you need to know about herring. "I've got mine,
so **** you."




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...and the funny thing is...he got it off Uncle Sams back.



But, don't take away his Medicare!

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On Wed, 31 Mar 2010 09:20:13 -0400, anon-e-moose
wrote:

hk wrote:
On 3/31/10 8:26 AM, John H wrote:


Nah. Obama will do his thing, and there's nothing any amount of
talking or
name-calling here will do about it. ****

That last sentence is all you need to know about herring. "I've got
mine, so **** you."








You had no problem relating to us that you and yours are well taken care
of thanks to your sock full of gold coins and the union healthcare
plan and pension you were so wise to arrange. Isn't that sort of like
saying "I've got mine. **** you"



Nah. Obama will do his thing, and there's nothing any amount of talking
or name-calling here will do about it. I and mine are taken care of.
***If the people who voted him in are too stupid to realize what he's
doing, then so be it.***


The ***last*** sentence is really what got your carotid bulging and cut
off your circulation. Right dummy?

Reading for content was never a strong point of either Harry or Donnie.
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On 4/1/10 7:21 AM, John H wrote:
On Wed, 31 Mar 2010 09:20:13 -0400,
wrote:

hk wrote:
On 3/31/10 8:26 AM, John H wrote:


Nah. Obama will do his thing, and there's nothing any amount of
talking or
name-calling here will do about it. ****

That last sentence is all you need to know about herring. "I've got
mine, so **** you."








You had no problem relating to us that you and yours are well taken care
of thanks to your sock full of gold coins and the union healthcare
plan and pension you were so wise to arrange. Isn't that sort of like
saying "I've got mine. **** you"



Nah. Obama will do his thing, and there's nothing any amount of talking
or name-calling here will do about it. I and mine are taken care of.
***If the people who voted him in are too stupid to realize what he's
doing, then so be it.***


The ***last*** sentence is really what got your carotid bulging and cut
off your circulation. Right dummy?

Reading for content was never a strong point of either Harry or Donnie.
--
John H

For a great time, go here first...


How's that surgery of the week doing for ya, Johnny Boy? Kinda cuts down
on hopey-changey for you, eh? Got that surgical suite booked for your
next "incident"?

Oh...I read the post under question for "content." The content was
easy...it was just a restatement of the usual conservative's "I've got
mine, so **** you."




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"hk" wrote in message
m...


How's that surgery of the week doing for ya, Johnny Boy? Kinda cuts down
on hopey-changey for you, eh? Got that surgical suite booked for your next
"incident"?

Oh...I read the post under question for "content." The content was
easy...it was just a restatement of the usual conservative's "I've got
mine, so **** you."



Let's see here ...

John earned his for him and his family by fulfilling a 20+ year contract
with the US military serving at the pleasure at several US Presidents.

You earn yours by keeping your union dues paid up to date.

Who sacrificed more for his?

Eisboch

"Eisboch" wrote in message
...

"hk" wrote in message
m...


How's that surgery of the week doing for ya, Johnny Boy? Kinda cuts down
on hopey-changey for you, eh? Got that surgical suite booked for your
next "incident"?

Oh...I read the post under question for "content." The content was
easy...it was just a restatement of the usual conservative's "I've got
mine, so **** you."



Let's see here ...

John earned his for him and his family by fulfilling a 20+ year contract
with the US military serving at the pleasure at several US Presidents.

You earn yours by keeping your union dues paid up to date.

Who sacrificed more for his?

Eisboch


Dammit! "pleasure of" ...

On 4/1/10 7:47 AM, Eisboch wrote:
wrote in message
m...


How's that surgery of the week doing for ya, Johnny Boy? Kinda cuts down
on hopey-changey for you, eh? Got that surgical suite booked for your next
"incident"?

Oh...I read the post under question for "content." The content was
easy...it was just a restatement of the usual conservative's "I've got
mine, so **** you."



Let's see here ...

John earned his for him and his family by fulfilling a 20+ year contract
with the US military serving at the pleasure at several US Presidents.

You earn yours by keeping your union dues paid up to date.

Who sacrificed more for his?

Eisboch




Not the point. It's the "I've got mine, so **** you" attitude of his.

And what sacrifice? Herring was in the military voluntarily.



You want sacrifice, consider a factory worker who spends 20 years on the
job and is pink-slipped, losing health care and quite probably a good
chunk of pension benefits.








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"hk" wrote in message
m...
On 4/1/10 7:47 AM, Eisboch wrote:
wrote in message
m...


How's that surgery of the week doing for ya, Johnny Boy? Kinda cuts down
on hopey-changey for you, eh? Got that surgical suite booked for your
next
"incident"?

Oh...I read the post under question for "content." The content was
easy...it was just a restatement of the usual conservative's "I've got
mine, so **** you."



Let's see here ...

John earned his for him and his family by fulfilling a 20+ year contract
with the US military serving at the pleasure at several US Presidents.

You earn yours by keeping your union dues paid up to date.

Who sacrificed more for his?

Eisboch




Not the point. It's the "I've got mine, so **** you" attitude of his.

And what sacrifice? Herring was in the military voluntarily.


I don't know when John entered military service. I think he's of the same
vintage as you and I, and I know I entered "voluntarily" to avoid entering
"involuntarily". He may not have been so lucky.
I don't know.

Once in, many decide to make it a career. Reasons vary per the individual.
I didn't make it a full career with retirement benefits, but I did nine
years to "pay" for educational programs that were offered.

Everyone makes their way through life in their own way. To do so
responsibly, honestly, raising a family and providing for them is key, not
what your title or social status is to others.


You want sacrifice, consider a factory worker who spends 20 years on the
job and is pink-slipped, losing health care and quite probably a good
chunk of pension benefits.

Maybe they should have joined the Army. Just kidding. But that said, it
does raise a point.
For some, military or government careers provide the financial and
retirement benefits that many seek. Whats wrong with that? The bulk of
the US Senate does the same thing. Career politicians with decent salaries,
fantastic benefits and huge expense accounts. Talk about milking the
system.

Eisboch

hk wrote:
On 4/1/10 7:47 AM, Eisboch wrote:
wrote in message
m...


How's that surgery of the week doing for ya, Johnny Boy? Kinda cuts down
on hopey-changey for you, eh? Got that surgical suite booked for your
next
"incident"?

Oh...I read the post under question for "content." The content was
easy...it was just a restatement of the usual conservative's "I've got
mine, so **** you."



Let's see here ...

John earned his for him and his family by fulfilling a 20+ year contract
with the US military serving at the pleasure at several US Presidents.

You earn yours by keeping your union dues paid up to date.

Who sacrificed more for his?

Eisboch




Not the point. It's the "I've got mine, so **** you" attitude of his.

And what sacrifice? Herring was in the military voluntarily.



You want sacrifice, consider a factory worker who spends 20 years on the
job and is pink-slipped, losing health care and quite probably a good
chunk of pension benefits.



John was prepared to sacrafice a great deal more than that.

It's you that has the attitude, but of course you don't see it.

On Thu, 1 Apr 2010 08:26:54 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote:


"hk" wrote in message
om...
On 4/1/10 7:47 AM, Eisboch wrote:
wrote in message
m...


How's that surgery of the week doing for ya, Johnny Boy? Kinda cuts down
on hopey-changey for you, eh? Got that surgical suite booked for your
next
"incident"?

Oh...I read the post under question for "content." The content was
easy...it was just a restatement of the usual conservative's "I've got
mine, so **** you."



Let's see here ...

John earned his for him and his family by fulfilling a 20+ year contract
with the US military serving at the pleasure at several US Presidents.

You earn yours by keeping your union dues paid up to date.

Who sacrificed more for his?

Eisboch




Not the point. It's the "I've got mine, so **** you" attitude of his.

And what sacrifice? Herring was in the military voluntarily.


I don't know when John entered military service. I think he's of the same
vintage as you and I, and I know I entered "voluntarily" to avoid entering
"involuntarily". He may not have been so lucky.
I don't know.

Once in, many decide to make it a career. Reasons vary per the individual.
I didn't make it a full career with retirement benefits, but I did nine
years to "pay" for educational programs that were offered.

Everyone makes their way through life in their own way. To do so
responsibly, honestly, raising a family and providing for them is key, not
what your title or social status is to others.


You want sacrifice, consider a factory worker who spends 20 years on the
job and is pink-slipped, losing health care and quite probably a good
chunk of pension benefits.

Maybe they should have joined the Army. Just kidding. But that said, it
does raise a point.
For some, military or government careers provide the financial and
retirement benefits that many seek. Whats wrong with that? The bulk of
the US Senate does the same thing. Career politicians with decent salaries,
fantastic benefits and huge expense accounts. Talk about milking the
system.

Eisboch


John was drafted. John had no college education and no money to get one. The
Army provided the means to do so. But, for every carrot the Army offers, there
is a stick. For each year of college, the Army charged two years of service. For
promotions, other schools, etc, the Army has a charge. Eventually it's stupid to
get out before retirement.
--
John H

For a great time, go here first... http://tinyurl.com/ygqxs5v

On Mar 31, 8:39*am, hk wrote:
On 3/31/10 8:26 AM, John H wrote:



Nah. Obama will do his thing, and there's nothing any amount of talking or
name-calling here will do about it. **I and mine are taken care of.**

That last sentence is all you need to know about herring. "I've got
mine, so **** you."

--http://tinyurl.com/ykxp2ym

It's April. Another response to Harry.

Harry, you just don't get it. My comment about 'I and mine....' had no
'**** you' therein. It had an acknowledgment that Obama and you
liberals may succeed in your desire for socialism. You may end up with
a 'ruling class' and everyone else. I have resigned myself to the fact
that most of you folks don't have enough ****ing sense to realize what
is happening to this country, and that no amount of talking is going
to sway your opinion that Obama is some sort of mystical messiah. So
be it. I'm not going to worry about it.

Now, if that comes across as a, "I've got mine, **** you," then
consider yourself ****ed.

Until next month....maybe.