In article , payer3389
@mypacks.net says...

On 1/17/11 11:13 PM, Wayne.B wrote:
On Mon, 17 Jan 2011 21:46:10 -0500,
wrote:

On 1/17/11 8:57 PM, Wayne.B wrote:
On Mon, 17 Jan 2011 16:27:09 -0800, wrote:

Yeah, just what we need... another for-profit company (like
Haliburton) looking out for our "best interest."

You are on another one of your anti-capitalism rants again. Did you
get laid off from a large corporation at the same time as Harry?


What are you smoking, Wayne?

Are you telling us that you actually had a successful career in
corporate America that you've never told us about? Not likely in my
opinion. The vitriol of you and your proxy spokespersons says it all.




Early in my professional working career, I was a successful employee of
a major American newspaper, the government, the largest wire service, a
labor union and two advertising/PR agencies. In each case in those days,
I left for better opportunities. What little respect I had for the
"corporate world" dissipated during the 1980s.

I found out that there was this thing called pay for performance in the
80's. You got paid for your performance. If you performed well you were
paid well. If you were a lay about and didn't do your job you were
fired. My pay increased so much during the 80's it was amazing.

I can see why you were disillusioned Harry.

On 1/18/11 8:41 AM, BAR wrote:
In articlemMednZP5eLhY6qjQnZ2dnUVZ_tmdnZ2d@earthlink .com, payer3389
@mypacks.net says...

On 1/17/11 11:13 PM, Wayne.B wrote:
On Mon, 17 Jan 2011 21:46:10 -0500,
wrote:

On 1/17/11 8:57 PM, Wayne.B wrote:
On Mon, 17 Jan 2011 16:27:09 -0800, wrote:

Yeah, just what we need... another for-profit company (like
Haliburton) looking out for our "best interest."

You are on another one of your anti-capitalism rants again. Did you
get laid off from a large corporation at the same time as Harry?


What are you smoking, Wayne?

Are you telling us that you actually had a successful career in
corporate America that you've never told us about? Not likely in my
opinion. The vitriol of you and your proxy spokespersons says it all.




Early in my professional working career, I was a successful employee of
a major American newspaper, the government, the largest wire service, a
labor union and two advertising/PR agencies. In each case in those days,
I left for better opportunities. What little respect I had for the
"corporate world" dissipated during the 1980s.

I found out that there was this thing called pay for performance in the
80's. You got paid for your performance. If you performed well you were
paid well. If you were a lay about and didn't do your job you were
fired. My pay increased so much during the 80's it was amazing.

I can see why you were disillusioned Harry.



My "pay" increased from the $50,000 salary I was making in 1976 as a
senior account exec at a DC 4A's advertising agency to $155,000 in fees
and commissions the next year as an independent marketing consultant. Of
course, I had to pay both sides of Social Security taxes that year.

I was disillusioned by the "corporate world" in the 1980s when greed
became the only driving force behind many corporations. By then, I was
10 years off of steeenking corporate payrolls.

In article , payer3389
@mypacks.net says...

On 1/18/11 8:41 AM, BAR wrote:
In articlemMednZP5eLhY6qjQnZ2dnUVZ_tmdnZ2d@earthlink .com, payer3389
@mypacks.net says...

On 1/17/11 11:13 PM, Wayne.B wrote:
On Mon, 17 Jan 2011 21:46:10 -0500,
wrote:

On 1/17/11 8:57 PM, Wayne.B wrote:
On Mon, 17 Jan 2011 16:27:09 -0800, wrote:

Yeah, just what we need... another for-profit company (like
Haliburton) looking out for our "best interest."

You are on another one of your anti-capitalism rants again. Did you
get laid off from a large corporation at the same time as Harry?


What are you smoking, Wayne?

Are you telling us that you actually had a successful career in
corporate America that you've never told us about? Not likely in my
opinion. The vitriol of you and your proxy spokespersons says it all.




Early in my professional working career, I was a successful employee of
a major American newspaper, the government, the largest wire service, a
labor union and two advertising/PR agencies. In each case in those days,
I left for better opportunities. What little respect I had for the
"corporate world" dissipated during the 1980s.

I found out that there was this thing called pay for performance in the
80's. You got paid for your performance. If you performed well you were
paid well. If you were a lay about and didn't do your job you were
fired. My pay increased so much during the 80's it was amazing.

I can see why you were disillusioned Harry.



My "pay" increased from the $50,000 salary I was making in 1976 as a
senior account exec at a DC 4A's advertising agency to $155,000 in fees
and commissions the next year as an independent marketing consultant. Of
course, I had to pay both sides of Social Security taxes that year.

I was disillusioned by the "corporate world" in the 1980s when greed
became the only driving force behind many corporations. By then, I was
10 years off of steeenking corporate payrolls.

Yeah, sure, more Harrylies.

In article , payer3389
@mypacks.net says...
My "pay" increased from the $50,000 salary I was making in 1976 as a
senior account exec at a DC 4A's advertising agency to $155,000 in fees
and commissions the next year as an independent marketing consultant. Of
course, I had to pay both sides of Social Security taxes that year.

I was disillusioned by the "corporate world" in the 1980s when greed
became the only driving force behind many corporations. By then, I was
10 years off of steeenking corporate payrolls.

Show us your SS statement, the one they send to you that shows your what
you will get when you retire. It has a list of your maximum social
security income for all of the years you have worked.

On 1/19/11 8:01 AM, BAR wrote:
In , payer3389
@mypacks.net says...
My "pay" increased from the $50,000 salary I was making in 1976 as a
senior account exec at a DC 4A's advertising agency to $155,000 in fees
and commissions the next year as an independent marketing consultant. Of
course, I had to pay both sides of Social Security taxes that year.

I was disillusioned by the "corporate world" in the 1980s when greed
became the only driving force behind many corporations. By then, I was
10 years off of steeenking corporate payrolls.

Show us your SS statement, the one they send to you that shows your what
you will get when you retire. It has a list of your maximum social
security income for all of the years you have worked.




Sure, Bertie, I'm going to produce documents for your reading pleasure,
right after I put you in my will.

I will tell you I've had about 35 years paying the maximum FICA
contribution. If memory still serves me, I could have been receiving a
SS check last year of $2300 and change.

Hey, it's not my fault you are an underachiever, and I earned more in
the late 1970's than you earn today. Had you gone to college instead of
joining the marines, you might be doing better, too.

In article , payer3389
@mypacks.net says...

On 1/19/11 8:01 AM, BAR wrote:
In , payer3389
@mypacks.net says...
My "pay" increased from the $50,000 salary I was making in 1976 as a
senior account exec at a DC 4A's advertising agency to $155,000 in fees
and commissions the next year as an independent marketing consultant. Of
course, I had to pay both sides of Social Security taxes that year.

I was disillusioned by the "corporate world" in the 1980s when greed
became the only driving force behind many corporations. By then, I was
10 years off of steeenking corporate payrolls.

Show us your SS statement, the one they send to you that shows your what
you will get when you retire. It has a list of your maximum social
security income for all of the years you have worked.




Sure, Bertie, I'm going to produce documents for your reading pleasure,
right after I put you in my will.

I will tell you I've had about 35 years paying the maximum FICA
contribution. If memory still serves me, I could have been receiving a
SS check last year of $2300 and change.

Hey, it's not my fault you are an underachiever, and I earned more in
the late 1970's than you earn today. Had you gone to college instead of
joining the marines, you might be doing better, too.

As usual, can't prove one of his lies, what does he do? That's right
folks, call names and insult. It's the way to deflect of children
everywhere!

Harryk wrote:
On 1/19/11 8:01 AM, BAR wrote:
In , payer3389
@mypacks.net says...
My "pay" increased from the $50,000 salary I was making in 1976 as a
senior account exec at a DC 4A's advertising agency to $155,000 in fees
and commissions the next year as an independent marketing
consultant. Of
course, I had to pay both sides of Social Security taxes that year.

I was disillusioned by the "corporate world" in the 1980s when greed
became the only driving force behind many corporations. By then, I was
10 years off of steeenking corporate payrolls.

Show us your SS statement, the one they send to you that shows your what
you will get when you retire. It has a list of your maximum social
security income for all of the years you have worked.




Sure, Bertie, I'm going to produce documents for your reading
pleasure, right after I put you in my will.

I will tell you I've had about 35 years paying the maximum FICA
contribution. If memory still serves me, I could have been receiving a
SS check last year of $2300 and change.

Hey, it's not my fault you are an underachiever, and I earned more in
the late 1970's than you earn today. Had you gone to college instead
of joining the marines, you might be doing better, too.
Bull****.

"L G" wrote in message
...
Harryk wrote:
On 1/19/11 8:01 AM, BAR wrote:
In , payer3389
@mypacks.net says...
My "pay" increased from the $50,000 salary I was making in 1976 as a
senior account exec at a DC 4A's advertising agency to $155,000 in fees
and commissions the next year as an independent marketing consultant.
Of
course, I had to pay both sides of Social Security taxes that year.

I was disillusioned by the "corporate world" in the 1980s when greed
became the only driving force behind many corporations. By then, I was
10 years off of steeenking corporate payrolls.

Show us your SS statement, the one they send to you that shows your what
you will get when you retire. It has a list of your maximum social
security income for all of the years you have worked.




Sure, Bertie, I'm going to produce documents for your reading pleasure,
right after I put you in my will.

I will tell you I've had about 35 years paying the maximum FICA
contribution. If memory still serves me, I could have been receiving a SS
check last year of $2300 and change.

Hey, it's not my fault you are an underachiever, and I earned more in the
late 1970's than you earn today. Had you gone to college instead of
joining the marines, you might be doing better, too.
Bull****.

For Krause

I know some of you who were officers and gentlemen never got to hear such
tirades as done by a professional such as Gunny Ermey. They had such a way
with words. Now we have a kinder, gentler military.



DOES HE HAVE A VOCABULARY OR WHAT....???



For the few of you who missed him, R. Lee Ermey is the host of The History
Channel's "Mail Call" and played the Drill Instructor in the movie, "Full
Metal Jacket." He is a retired Marine Gunnery Sergeant and a very plain
speaker, as you will soon read. So, for your entertainment, here is Retired
Marine Gunnery Sergeant R. Lee Ermey at his first press conference. The main
topic of discussion is the Marine in Iraq who shot the Iraq insurgent to
death.



We pick up as the reporter asks about how this potential war crime will
affect our image in the world:



Ermey: "WHAT KIND OF A PANSY-ASSED QUESTION IS THAT?"



Reporter 1: "Well I think...."



Ermey: "THINK, FANCY BOY?! GET THIS THROUGH THAT SEPTIC TANK ON TOP OF
YOUR SHOULDERS, MORON : I DON'T GIVE A DAMN WHAT YOU THINK, DO YOU
UNDERSTAND ME??? THAT MARINE SHOT AN ENEMY COMBATANT, ****HEAD; SO GET YOUR
HEAD OUT OF YOUR ASS AND DEAL WITH IT BEFORE I MAKE YOU MY OWN PERSONAL PIN
CUSHION!!! NEXT QUESTION: YOU IN THE BLUE SUIT."



Reporter 2: Don't you think that the world's opinion of our operations is
important?



Ermey: "OH SURE! YOU DON'T KNOW THE TIMES I HAVE CRIED MYSELF TO SLEEP
WORRYING ABOUT WHAT SOME GODDAMNED FRENCH PANSY THINKS! OH THE DAYS I HAVE
HAD TO WEEP BECAUSE SOME **** EATING TERRORIST SCUMBAG MIGHT BE MAD AT US,
BECAUSE WE WENT INTO WHATEVER GOD FOR- SAKEN HOLE IN THE **** THAT HE LIVES
IN AND KILLED HIM. WHAT THE HELL KIND OF DUMBASS QUESTION IS THAT YOU
PETER-PUFFING JACKASS?? WE ARE THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA , AND WHEN YOU
ATTACK US, WE ARE GOING TO COME TO YOUR HOUSE AND BLOW YOUR STINKING
CAMEL-LICKING CARCASS INTO PIECES SO SMALL WE WILL BE ABLE TO BURY YOUR
SORRY ASS IN A THIMBLE!! YEAH, I KNOW WHAT YOU ARE THINKING. YOU ARE
PROBABLY AFRAID, THINKING THAT I HAVE SUCH AN "EXTREME" ATTITUDE AND THAT I
NEED TO BE MORE "SENSITIVE" TO OTHER PEOPLE'S FEELINGS. WELL LET ME TELL YOU
SOMETHING YOU POLE-SMOKING PANSY! I DON'T GIVE TWO ****S WHAT YOU OR ANYBODY
ELSE THINKS! THIS IS A DAMN WAR, AND IF YOU CAN'T HANDLE THAT, THEN YOU
SHOULD GO HOME AND SUCK ON MAMMA'S TITTY!! DO YOU HEAR ME YOU RUNT?? NOW GET
THE HELL OUT OF MY PRESS ROOM BEFORE I GO CRAZY AND BEAT THE LIVING **** OUT
OF YOU!!! NEXT QUESTION: YOU WITH THE UGLY-ASSED TIE. LOOK AT THAT THING! IT
IS HIDEOUS!"



Reporter 3: "Aren't you going against the freedom of the press by.."



Ermey: "FREEDOM?? WHAT IN BLUE HELL DO YOU KNOW ABOUT FREEDOM? I HAVE
SWEATED MY ASS OFF IN JUNGLES, WHILE BEING SHOT AT FOR THIS NATION!! WHAT IN
THE HELL HAVE YOU DONE YOU LITTLE ****-SUCKING WEASEL? WHEN WAS THE LAST
TIME YOU PUT YOUR ASS ON THE LINE FOR ANYTHING? AND YET YOU HAVE THE
UNMITIGATED TEMERITY TO SHOW UP HERE AND MONDAY-MORNING QUARTERBACK THE
ACTIONS OF A BRAVE MARINE, WHO WAS DEFENDING HIMSELF AND HIS UNIT FROM AN
ATTACK BY SOME MURDEROUS AL-QUEDA SYMPATHIZER!!! YOU WANNA KNOW WHAT I AM
CONCERNED ABOUT, NUMB-NUTS? I AM CONCERNED ABOUT A BUNCH OF GRABASSTIC,
ORGANIZED MORONS WITH CAMERAS AND MICROPHONES DOING THEIR BEST TO PORTRAY
OUR BRAVE MEN AND WOMEN AS WAR CRIMINALS! I AM CONCERNED ABOUT CHICKEN-****
PANSIES THAT WANT US TO NEGOTIATE WITH TERRORISTS AND WHINE ABOUT THEIR
****-ANT "FREEDOMS"!!"



Reporter 3: "I ..."



Ermey: "DID YOU HAVE A BIG BOWL OF STUPID FOR BREAKFAST THIS MORNING,
NUMBNUTS? I DON'T WANT TO HEAR ANOTHER WORD OUT OF THAT COMMIE CRY HOLE IN
THAT ****-PILE YOU CALL A HEAD! AND THAT GOES TRIPLE FOR THE REST OF YOU
PANSY-ASSED MORONS! NOW GET THE HELL OUT OF MY PRESS ROOM BEFORE I SHOVE MY
BOOT SO FAR UP YOUR ASS THAT YOU CHOKE TO DEATH ON MY SHOELACES!!!!"



Marine DI's have a language all their own. God bless 'em all!







Semper Fi gunny



YOU GOTTA LOVE THE GUNNY !!!








--

"The Constitution only gives people the right to pursue happiness. You have
to catch it yourself"

Ben Franklin

In article , payer3389
@mypacks.net says...

On 1/19/11 8:01 AM, BAR wrote:
In , payer3389
@mypacks.net says...
My "pay" increased from the $50,000 salary I was making in 1976 as a
senior account exec at a DC 4A's advertising agency to $155,000 in fees
and commissions the next year as an independent marketing consultant. Of
course, I had to pay both sides of Social Security taxes that year.

I was disillusioned by the "corporate world" in the 1980s when greed
became the only driving force behind many corporations. By then, I was
10 years off of steeenking corporate payrolls.

Show us your SS statement, the one they send to you that shows your what
you will get when you retire. It has a list of your maximum social
security income for all of the years you have worked.




Sure, Bertie, I'm going to produce documents for your reading pleasure,
right after I put you in my will.

Nobody believes you.

I will tell you I've had about 35 years paying the maximum FICA
contribution. If memory still serves me, I could have been receiving a
SS check last year of $2300 and change.

Nobody believes you.

Hey, it's not my fault you are an underachiever, and I earned more in
the late 1970's than you earn today. Had you gone to college instead of
joining the marines, you might be doing better, too.

Nobody believes you.

On 1/20/11 7:22 AM, BAR wrote:
In articleL7GdnbE6C8Oye6vQnZ2dnUVZ_uidnZ2d@earthlink .com, payer3389
@mypacks.net says...

On 1/19/11 8:01 AM, BAR wrote:
In , payer3389
@mypacks.net says...
My "pay" increased from the $50,000 salary I was making in 1976 as a
senior account exec at a DC 4A's advertising agency to $155,000 in fees
and commissions the next year as an independent marketing consultant. Of
course, I had to pay both sides of Social Security taxes that year.

I was disillusioned by the "corporate world" in the 1980s when greed
became the only driving force behind many corporations. By then, I was
10 years off of steeenking corporate payrolls.

Show us your SS statement, the one they send to you that shows your what
you will get when you retire. It has a list of your maximum social
security income for all of the years you have worked.




Sure, Bertie, I'm going to produce documents for your reading pleasure,
right after I put you in my will.

Nobody believes you.

I will tell you I've had about 35 years paying the maximum FICA
contribution. If memory still serves me, I could have been receiving a
SS check last year of $2300 and change.

Nobody believes you.

Hey, it's not my fault you are an underachiever, and I earned more in
the late 1970's than you earn today. Had you gone to college instead of
joining the marines, you might be doing better, too.

Nobody believes you.




What you and the rest of the right-wing trash believe is of no concern
to me. Hey, if the marines were looking for a few good men, how the hell
did you get in?