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In article , dump-on-
says... On 6/18/12 3:34 PM, wrote: On Mon, 18 Jun 2012 12:30:58 -0400, X ` Man wrote: On the other hand, I know plenty of liberal arts grads who are pulling down six figure incomes at jobs with pretty decent benefits, and who weren't trained by the navy. Doing what? Do you even know what "the liberal arts" are? In modern colleges and universities, liberal arts include literature, languages, philosophy, history, mathematics, the physical and biological sciences, and the social sciences. I'm a liberal arts grad. I started earning an annual income in the six figures in the 1970's, and I still am earning at that level from work I do, even though I have cut back some. I have friends who are professors at several local universities who are earning six figure salaries, and they are all liberal arts grads. Most of my advertising, PR and marketing colleagues earn substantial six figure salaries and bonuses. There are many scientists at the NIH and other health and science related agencies that earn in the six figures. We know at least a dozen psychotherapists who earn more than $100,000 a year. The highest salaried guy I know as a close friend, a recent retiree, earned more than $500,000 a year at his job. He's a lit and history grad of the University of Notre Dame. I know dozens and dozens of liberal arts grads earning well over $100,000 a year. As far as I know, none were trained by the Navy. "Self praise sucks" Harry Krause 2012. |
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On 6/19/12 8:23 AM, iBoaterer wrote:
In article , dump-on- says... Angry? With the worthless buttbuddy of JustaSnake? I suppose you really have no idea of how the car, boat, et cetera, industry works at the retail level. I don't recall the exact numbers, since the boat store sale was close to four decades ago, but like most boat dealers, my dad floorplanned his boat and motor inventory. He certainly didn't have $3 million of his own money tied up in that stuff for many reasons, the most likely being he didn't have $3 million in cash assets. Ask some responsible adult you might know how floor planning works. Crikey, the "intellectual" level in here, as presented by you and most of your buddies, is just appalling. You DID have a good idea, though, when you said that someone had researched the NYFD to see if your father did get a fireboat welcome! I think I will! No need to do that...just ask your wife, the one you claimed was an "excellent" researcher, even though it was obvious she couldn't find a 7-11 in a phone book. Oh, wait...even though you claim you aren't Loogy and what you write and what passes for your thoughts are the same as Loogy's, and you claim you don't live in Georgia, like Loogy, and you claim you don't have a wife and daughter, and you're not JustSnotty's ying-yang butt brother, you aren't capable of doing real research, either. Go play with the other numnutz boys here, little boy. |
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In article ,
says... On 6/19/12 8:23 AM, iBoaterer wrote: In article , dump-on- says... Angry? With the worthless buttbuddy of JustaSnake? I suppose you really have no idea of how the car, boat, et cetera, industry works at the retail level. I don't recall the exact numbers, since the boat store sale was close to four decades ago, but like most boat dealers, my dad floorplanned his boat and motor inventory. He certainly didn't have $3 million of his own money tied up in that stuff for many reasons, the most likely being he didn't have $3 million in cash assets. Ask some responsible adult you might know how floor planning works. Crikey, the "intellectual" level in here, as presented by you and most of your buddies, is just appalling. You DID have a good idea, though, when you said that someone had researched the NYFD to see if your father did get a fireboat welcome! I think I will! No need to do that...just ask your wife, the one you claimed was an "excellent" researcher, even though it was obvious she couldn't find a 7-11 in a phone book. Oh, wait...even though you claim you aren't Loogy and what you write and what passes for your thoughts are the same as Loogy's, and you claim you don't live in Georgia, like Loogy, and you claim you don't have a wife and daughter, and you're not JustSnotty's ying-yang butt brother, you aren't capable of doing real research, either. Go play with the other numnutz boys here, little boy. Well, gee, while NOTHING you've written above is true about me, I do have two friends in the NYFD. I'll make a phone call today, thanks! As for the "other numnutz boys", you're the king of them. The "other" is your buddy Don! |
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On 6/19/12 11:07 AM, iBoaterer wrote:
In article , says... On 6/19/12 8:23 AM, iBoaterer wrote: In article , dump-on- says... Angry? With the worthless buttbuddy of JustaSnake? I suppose you really have no idea of how the car, boat, et cetera, industry works at the retail level. I don't recall the exact numbers, since the boat store sale was close to four decades ago, but like most boat dealers, my dad floorplanned his boat and motor inventory. He certainly didn't have $3 million of his own money tied up in that stuff for many reasons, the most likely being he didn't have $3 million in cash assets. Ask some responsible adult you might know how floor planning works. Crikey, the "intellectual" level in here, as presented by you and most of your buddies, is just appalling. You DID have a good idea, though, when you said that someone had researched the NYFD to see if your father did get a fireboat welcome! I think I will! No need to do that...just ask your wife, the one you claimed was an "excellent" researcher, even though it was obvious she couldn't find a 7-11 in a phone book. Oh, wait...even though you claim you aren't Loogy and what you write and what passes for your thoughts are the same as Loogy's, and you claim you don't live in Georgia, like Loogy, and you claim you don't have a wife and daughter, and you're not JustSnotty's ying-yang butt brother, you aren't capable of doing real research, either. Go play with the other numnutz boys here, little boy. Well, gee, while NOTHING you've written above is true about me, I do have two friends in the NYFD. I'll make a phone call today, thanks! As for the "other numnutz boys", you're the king of them. The "other" is your buddy Don! Yes, I'm *sure* your "two friends in the NYFD" are going to be able to find detailed records of every non-important event involving NYC fireboats that occurred half a century ago. D'oh. Better ask Loogy's genius wife, eh? |
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On 6/19/2012 8:29 AM, iBoaterer wrote:
In articleweGdnREFYLfQG0LSnZ2dnUVZ_uWdnZ2d@earthlink .com, dump-on- says... On 6/18/12 3:34 PM, wrote: On Mon, 18 Jun 2012 12:30:58 -0400, X ` Man wrote: On the other hand, I know plenty of liberal arts grads who are pulling down six figure incomes at jobs with pretty decent benefits, and who weren't trained by the navy. Doing what? Do you even know what "the liberal arts" are? In modern colleges and universities, liberal arts include literature, languages, philosophy, history, mathematics, the physical and biological sciences, and the social sciences. I'm a liberal arts grad. I started earning an annual income in the six figures in the 1970's, and I still am earning at that level from work I do, even though I have cut back some. I have friends who are professors at several local universities who are earning six figure salaries, and they are all liberal arts grads. Most of my advertising, PR and marketing colleagues earn substantial six figure salaries and bonuses. There are many scientists at the NIH and other health and science related agencies that earn in the six figures. We know at least a dozen psychotherapists who earn more than $100,000 a year. The highest salaried guy I know as a close friend, a recent retiree, earned more than $500,000 a year at his job. He's a lit and history grad of the University of Notre Dame. I know dozens and dozens of liberal arts grads earning well over $100,000 a year. As far as I know, none were trained by the Navy. "Self praise sucks" Harry Krause 2012. Don't it though? |
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On Tuesday, June 19, 2012 2:45:24 AM UTC-4, Boating All Out wrote:
In article , says... Knowing what everyone else makes is a union/government thing. Most corporations have a confidentiality policy on salaries but they are also merit based companies not simply time in grade,. Your view is noted and rejected. Sounds like a culture issue. I spent decades in salaried/bonused private enterprise. As I said, I always knew ballpark what others were earning. If you're competent and competitive, you wouldn't want it otherwise. People talk. You can choose to not inquire, and keep your ears closed. Best to know the market price of your abilities/products. "Quiet rooms" never was my style. Runs counter to keeping others' hands off my wallet. I call BS. While I agree that it is a cultural thing to not discuss this among friends and relatives locally, I know it is officially discouraged at the company I work for. Just for fun I polled some friends who work at large companies in big cities... without an exception, they say that they are officially not allowed to discuss salary or bonus structure with peers, and doing so can, and has, led to dismissal. The only people they are allowed to discuss this with is their direct leader and HR. They know their direct report's salaries, of course, as they are involved with reviewing them and adjusting their compensation. |
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On 6/19/12 11:17 AM, wrote:
On Tuesday, June 19, 2012 2:45:24 AM UTC-4, Boating All Out wrote: In article , says... Knowing what everyone else makes is a union/government thing. Most corporations have a confidentiality policy on salaries but they are also merit based companies not simply time in grade,. Your view is noted and rejected. Sounds like a culture issue. I spent decades in salaried/bonused private enterprise. As I said, I always knew ballpark what others were earning. If you're competent and competitive, you wouldn't want it otherwise. People talk. You can choose to not inquire, and keep your ears closed. Best to know the market price of your abilities/products. "Quiet rooms" never was my style. Runs counter to keeping others' hands off my wallet. I call BS. While I agree that it is a cultural thing to not discuss this among friends and relatives locally, I know it is officially discouraged at the company I work for. Just for fun I polled some friends who work at large companies in big cities... without an exception, they say that they are officially not allowed to discuss salary or bonus structure with peers, and doing so can, and has, led to dismissal. The only people they are allowed to discuss this with is their direct leader and HR. They know their direct report's salaries, of course, as they are involved with reviewing them and adjusting their compensation. Crikey, are you a naive asshole or what? |
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On 6/19/2012 11:17 AM, wrote:
On Tuesday, June 19, 2012 2:45:24 AM UTC-4, Boating All Out wrote: In , says... Knowing what everyone else makes is a union/government thing. Most corporations have a confidentiality policy on salaries but they are also merit based companies not simply time in grade,. Your view is noted and rejected. Sounds like a culture issue. I spent decades in salaried/bonused private enterprise. As I said, I always knew ballpark what others were earning. If you're competent and competitive, you wouldn't want it otherwise. People talk. You can choose to not inquire, and keep your ears closed. Best to know the market price of your abilities/products. "Quiet rooms" never was my style. Runs counter to keeping others' hands off my wallet. I call BS. While I agree that it is a cultural thing to not discuss this among friends and relatives locally, I know it is officially discouraged at the company I work for. Just for fun I polled some friends who work at large companies in big cities... without an exception, they say that they are officially not allowed to discuss salary or bonus structure with peers, and doing so can, and has, led to dismissal. The only people they are allowed to discuss this with is their direct leader and HR. They know their direct report's salaries, of course, as they are involved with reviewing them and adjusting their compensation. When you get to the level Harry's sweetheart is, they publish her salary on the internet. Talk about invasion of privacy. |
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In article , dump-on-
says... On 6/19/12 11:07 AM, iBoaterer wrote: In article , says... On 6/19/12 8:23 AM, iBoaterer wrote: In article , dump-on- says... Angry? With the worthless buttbuddy of JustaSnake? I suppose you really have no idea of how the car, boat, et cetera, industry works at the retail level. I don't recall the exact numbers, since the boat store sale was close to four decades ago, but like most boat dealers, my dad floorplanned his boat and motor inventory. He certainly didn't have $3 million of his own money tied up in that stuff for many reasons, the most likely being he didn't have $3 million in cash assets. Ask some responsible adult you might know how floor planning works. Crikey, the "intellectual" level in here, as presented by you and most of your buddies, is just appalling. You DID have a good idea, though, when you said that someone had researched the NYFD to see if your father did get a fireboat welcome! I think I will! No need to do that...just ask your wife, the one you claimed was an "excellent" researcher, even though it was obvious she couldn't find a 7-11 in a phone book. Oh, wait...even though you claim you aren't Loogy and what you write and what passes for your thoughts are the same as Loogy's, and you claim you don't live in Georgia, like Loogy, and you claim you don't have a wife and daughter, and you're not JustSnotty's ying-yang butt brother, you aren't capable of doing real research, either. Go play with the other numnutz boys here, little boy. Well, gee, while NOTHING you've written above is true about me, I do have two friends in the NYFD. I'll make a phone call today, thanks! As for the "other numnutz boys", you're the king of them. The "other" is your buddy Don! Yes, I'm *sure* your "two friends in the NYFD" are going to be able to find detailed records of every non-important event involving NYC fireboats that occurred half a century ago. D'oh. Better ask Loogy's genius wife, eh? Well, I've already contacted the historian. Very gracious lady, and said that they keep thorough logs and always have so that it should be quite easy. |
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