On Wed, 16 May 2018 09:06:35 -0400, Keyser Söze wrote:


The Air Force is offering $5,000 for leads on the whereabouts of a box of
explosive grenade rounds that its personnel accidentally dropped*on a road
in North Dakota while traveling between two intercontinental ballistic
missile sites — the facilities scattered across the U.S.*heartland that
stand ready to launch nuclear warheads at a moment’s notice.

From Washington Post

Yup, union workers never make mistakes.

John H. Wrote in message:
On Wed, 16 May 2018 09:06:35 -0400, Keyser Söze wrote:


The Air Force is offering $5,000 for leads on the whereabouts of a box of
explosive grenade rounds that its personnel accidentally dropped on a road
in North Dakota while traveling between two intercontinental ballistic
missile sites — the facilities scattered across the U.S. heartland that
stand ready to launch nuclear warheads at a moment’s notice.

From Washington Post

Yup, union workers never make mistakes.


That's because for every union worker wielding a shovel there are
five union workers leaning on shovels monitoring his
work.
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Justine giggles....

John H. Wrote in message:Â*

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"That's because for every union worker wielding a shovel there areÂ*
Â*five union workers leaning on shovels monitoring hisÂ*

Â*work."Â*



Maybe that's the way y'all work down in Floriduh but in the real world you pull your weight or are gone.

True North Wrote in message:
Justine giggles....

John H. Wrote in message:

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"That's because for every union worker wielding a shovel there are
five union workers leaning on shovels monitoring his

work."



Maybe that's the way y'all work down in Floriduh but in the real world you pull your weight or are gone.




Wow! You really are out of touch.
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