What is freedom worth?
 

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

On 1/29/11 3:00 PM, BAR wrote:
In articlepfGdneFlQ_gHuNnQnZ2dnUVZ_hmdnZ2d@earthlink .com, payer3389
@mypacks.net says...

On 1/29/11 9:28 AM, True North wrote:


"I am wrote in message
...

Free man, that's what keeps me poor and happy.. When the bottom finally
falls out, we will still be happy, hell, we just don't know any
better...;)

My dad said, "Life is short, you gotta' do what you love, there can be
no compromise!

--
Rowdy Mouse Racing - Pain is temporary, Glory is forever!


Uh huh!
I recommend you try working for a change and see how that suits you.
We should make it a group project to find you a job... and a haircut.
It would make all the difference in the world to feel responsible and
useful.

I'll pay for the haircut, but no salon will go near that greasy mop
until it is washed. Tell you what, you pay for the car wash/hair drive
through. :)

I don't know about the job bit, though. I think he'd have to first go
through a Job Corps pre-job training course to learn the sort of skills
you need to hang onto a real job. In the Job Corps. Snotty would benefit
from career planning, on-the-job training, job placement, residential
housing, food service, driver's education, basic health and dental care,
and get a bi-weekly basic living allowance and clothing allowance. He'd
have to lie about his age to get in the program, though.

Always a government program.



*Your* post high school employment was part of a government program. You
were a government employee. So was herring and that florida moron,
flajim-ziggy.

No, my during high school employment was a government program. I was
working for the USDA part time while going to high school. Pretty good
pay too. Once I graduated I was hired on full time by the USDA. I was
able to come out of high school with a marketable skill, computer
programming.

What is freedom worth?
 

On 1/29/11 8:24 PM, BAR wrote:
In articlelemdnY55fbsT79nQnZ2dnUVZ_j6dnZ2d@earthlink .com, payer3389
@mypacks.net says...

On 1/29/11 3:00 PM, BAR wrote:
In articlepfGdneFlQ_gHuNnQnZ2dnUVZ_hmdnZ2d@earthlink .com, payer3389
@mypacks.net says...

On 1/29/11 9:28 AM, True North wrote:


"I am wrote in message
...

Free man, that's what keeps me poor and happy.. When the bottom finally
falls out, we will still be happy, hell, we just don't know any
better...;)

My dad said, "Life is short, you gotta' do what you love, there can be
no compromise!

--
Rowdy Mouse Racing - Pain is temporary, Glory is forever!


Uh huh!
I recommend you try working for a change and see how that suits you.
We should make it a group project to find you a job... and a haircut.
It would make all the difference in the world to feel responsible and
useful.

I'll pay for the haircut, but no salon will go near that greasy mop
until it is washed. Tell you what, you pay for the car wash/hair drive
through. :)

I don't know about the job bit, though. I think he'd have to first go
through a Job Corps pre-job training course to learn the sort of skills
you need to hang onto a real job. In the Job Corps. Snotty would benefit
from career planning, on-the-job training, job placement, residential
housing, food service, driver's education, basic health and dental care,
and get a bi-weekly basic living allowance and clothing allowance. He'd
have to lie about his age to get in the program, though.

Always a government program.



*Your* post high school employment was part of a government program. You
were a government employee. So was herring and that florida moron,
flajim-ziggy.

No, my during high school employment was a government program. I was
working for the USDA part time while going to high school. Pretty good
pay too. Once I graduated I was hired on full time by the USDA. I was
able to come out of high school with a marketable skill, computer
programming.


So, you've almost always been a government employee or an employee that
lives off of government contracts and therefore off the taxpayers' teat.
You're like herring, another teabagger.

What is freedom worth?
 

True North wrote:


"I am Tosk" wrote in message
...

Free man, that's what keeps me poor and happy.. When the bottom finally
falls out, we will still be happy, hell, we just don't know any
better...;)

My dad said, "Life is short, you gotta' do what you love, there can be
no compromise!

--
Rowdy Mouse Racing - Pain is temporary, Glory is forever!


Uh huh!
I recommend you try working for a change and see how that suits you.
We should make it a group project to find you a job... and a haircut.
It would make all the difference in the world to feel responsible and
useful.
For an old man in a tiny house you have a lot of recommendations for
others. Try this, dummy, STFU.

What is freedom worth?
 

Harryk wrote:
On 1/29/11 10:27 AM, I am Tosk wrote:
In ,
says...

"I am wrote in message
...

Free man, that's what keeps me poor and happy.. When the bottom
finally
falls out, we will still be happy, hell, we just don't know any
better...;)

My dad said, "Life is short, you gotta' do what you love, there can be
no compromise!

--
Rowdy Mouse Racing - Pain is temporary, Glory is forever!


Uh huh!
I recommend you try working for a change and see how that suits you.
We should make it a group project to find you a job... and a haircut.
It would make all the difference in the world to feel responsible and
useful.

How many homes worth over 200,000 do you own, loser?plonk


Isn't that the house you inherited from your father?
What's your point, Krause? Didn't you unload daddy's marina for millions?

What is freedom worth?
 

In article ,
says...
I don't know about the job bit, though. I think he'd have to first go
through a Job Corps pre-job training course to learn the sort of skills
you need to hang onto a real job. In the Job Corps. Snotty would benefit
from career planning, on-the-job training, job placement, residential
housing, food service, driver's education, basic health and dental care,
and get a bi-weekly basic living allowance and clothing allowance. He'd
have to lie about his age to get in the program, though.

Always a government program.



*Your* post high school employment was part of a government program. You
were a government employee. So was herring and that florida moron,
flajim-ziggy.

No, my during high school employment was a government program. I was
working for the USDA part time while going to high school. Pretty good
pay too. Once I graduated I was hired on full time by the USDA. I was
able to come out of high school with a marketable skill, computer
programming.


So, you've almost always been a government employee or an employee that
lives off of government contracts and therefore off the taxpayers' teat.
You're like herring, another teabagger.


No, I have stated before that I left government service and contracting
arena early in my career. I have worked for companies that produced
products since 1984 and that are not solely focused on government
entities for their revenue.

What is freedom worth?
 

On 1/30/11 8:14 AM, BAR wrote:
In ,
says...
I don't know about the job bit, though. I think he'd have to first go
through a Job Corps pre-job training course to learn the sort of skills
you need to hang onto a real job. In the Job Corps. Snotty would benefit
from career planning, on-the-job training, job placement, residential
housing, food service, driver's education, basic health and dental care,
and get a bi-weekly basic living allowance and clothing allowance. He'd
have to lie about his age to get in the program, though.

Always a government program.



*Your* post high school employment was part of a government program. You
were a government employee. So was herring and that florida moron,
flajim-ziggy.

No, my during high school employment was a government program. I was
working for the USDA part time while going to high school. Pretty good
pay too. Once I graduated I was hired on full time by the USDA. I was
able to come out of high school with a marketable skill, computer
programming.


So, you've almost always been a government employee or an employee that
lives off of government contracts and therefore off the taxpayers' teat.
You're like herring, another teabagger.


No, I have stated before that I left government service and contracting
arena early in my career. I have worked for companies that produced
products since 1984 and that are not solely focused on government
entities for their revenue.

Lots of government contractors are not "solely" focused on sucking on
the taxpapers' teat.

What is freedom worth?
 

In article ,
says...

On 1/30/11 8:14 AM, BAR wrote:
In ,
says...
I don't know about the job bit, though. I think he'd have to first go
through a Job Corps pre-job training course to learn the sort of skills
you need to hang onto a real job. In the Job Corps. Snotty would benefit
from career planning, on-the-job training, job placement, residential
housing, food service, driver's education, basic health and dental care,
and get a bi-weekly basic living allowance and clothing allowance. He'd
have to lie about his age to get in the program, though.

Always a government program.



*Your* post high school employment was part of a government program. You
were a government employee. So was herring and that florida moron,
flajim-ziggy.

No, my during high school employment was a government program. I was
working for the USDA part time while going to high school. Pretty good
pay too. Once I graduated I was hired on full time by the USDA. I was
able to come out of high school with a marketable skill, computer
programming.


So, you've almost always been a government employee or an employee that
lives off of government contracts and therefore off the taxpayers' teat.
You're like herring, another teabagger.


No, I have stated before that I left government service and contracting
arena early in my career. I have worked for companies that produced
products since 1984 and that are not solely focused on government
entities for their revenue.

Lots of government contractors are not "solely" focused on sucking on
the taxpapers' teat.

I haven't worked for a government contractor since 1984. Since 1984 I
have worked for companies that invented, designed, developed, marketed
and sold products. Mostly in the telecom arena.

What is freedom worth?
 

On 1/30/11 10:17 AM, BAR wrote:
In ,
says...

On 1/30/11 8:14 AM, BAR wrote:
In ,
says...
I don't know about the job bit, though. I think he'd have to first go
through a Job Corps pre-job training course to learn the sort of skills
you need to hang onto a real job. In the Job Corps. Snotty would benefit
from career planning, on-the-job training, job placement, residential
housing, food service, driver's education, basic health and dental care,
and get a bi-weekly basic living allowance and clothing allowance. He'd
have to lie about his age to get in the program, though.

Always a government program.



*Your* post high school employment was part of a government program. You
were a government employee. So was herring and that florida moron,
flajim-ziggy.

No, my during high school employment was a government program. I was
working for the USDA part time while going to high school. Pretty good
pay too. Once I graduated I was hired on full time by the USDA. I was
able to come out of high school with a marketable skill, computer
programming.


So, you've almost always been a government employee or an employee that
lives off of government contracts and therefore off the taxpayers' teat.
You're like herring, another teabagger.


No, I have stated before that I left government service and contracting
arena early in my career. I have worked for companies that produced
products since 1984 and that are not solely focused on government
entities for their revenue.

Lots of government contractors are not "solely" focused on sucking on
the taxpapers' teat.

I haven't worked for a government contractor since 1984. Since 1984 I
have worked for companies that invented, designed, developed, marketed
and sold products. Mostly in the telecom arena.




Gee, I suppose that means your current employer does no government
contracting. Bull****.

What is freedom worth?
 

"L G" wrote in message
...
True North wrote:


"I am Tosk" wrote in message
...

Free man, that's what keeps me poor and happy.. When the bottom finally
falls out, we will still be happy, hell, we just don't know any
better...;)

My dad said, "Life is short, you gotta' do what you love, there can be
no compromise!

--
Rowdy Mouse Racing - Pain is temporary, Glory is forever!


Uh huh!
I recommend you try working for a change and see how that suits you.
We should make it a group project to find you a job... and a haircut.
It would make all the difference in the world to feel responsible and
useful.
For an old man in a tiny house you have a lot of recommendations for
others. Try this, dummy, STFU.


Now talking about irresponsible & useless...... a nice role model for The
Freak!

What is freedom worth?
 

On 1/30/11 10:42 AM, True North wrote:


"L G" wrote in message
...
True North wrote:


"I am Tosk" wrote in message
...

Free man, that's what keeps me poor and happy.. When the bottom finally
falls out, we will still be happy, hell, we just don't know any
better...;)

My dad said, "Life is short, you gotta' do what you love, there can be
no compromise!

--
Rowdy Mouse Racing - Pain is temporary, Glory is forever!


Uh huh!
I recommend you try working for a change and see how that suits you.
We should make it a group project to find you a job... and a haircut.
It would make all the difference in the world to feel responsible and
useful.
For an old man in a tiny house you have a lot of recommendations for
others. Try this, dummy, STFU.


Now talking about irresponsible & useless...... a nice role model for
The Freak!


It's DK Krueger, the flaming asshole and conservatrasher.