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Just for Harry
Thought maybe you might need some cheering up ....
http://members.cox.net/macallan_the/...ush1_Start.htm Eisboch |
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Just for Harry
Eisboch wrote:
Thought maybe you might need some cheering up .... http://members.cox.net/macallan_the/...ush1_Start.htm Eisboch Cripes...he can't even hold a hammer properly. What a stunatz! |
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Just for Harry
They left out the Iraq war and the impassioned plea to
"Disarm Saddam". I wonder how they left that out? Eisboch wrote: Thought maybe you might need some cheering up .... http://members.cox.net/macallan_the/...ush1_Start.htm Eisboch |
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Just for Harry
Harry Krause wrote in message ...
Eisboch wrote: Thought maybe you might need some cheering up .... http://members.cox.net/macallan_the/...ush1_Start.htm Eisboch Cripes...he can't even hold a hammer properly. What a stunatz! I dunno, my dad was a master finish carpenter and I actually use hammers all day. You on the other hand are nothing but a troll liar who has probably never done a days work in his life, I doubt you would know which end of the hammer goes up your ass... |
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Just for Harry
Harry Krause wrote in message ... Eisboch wrote: Thought maybe you might need some cheering up .... http://members.cox.net/macallan_the/...ush1_Start.htm Eisboch Cripes...he can't even hold a hammer properly. What a stunatz! Oh, I don't know about that. Seems to me he has been hitting the nail right on the head. Eisboch |
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Just for Harry
On Thu, 1 Apr 2004 08:46:32 -0500 (EST), "Harry Krause"
wrote: I could in very short order weld together from rebar a nice little cage in which to display you as a close relative of the missing link. You do have that sloping forehead, right? It would appear the sloping forehead was an evolutionary improvement that came after sir backdoor. bb |
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Just for Harry
Harry Krause wrote in message As for mechanical job skills (that seems to be what you are alluding to in your semi-literate post), I have in my wallet a card with my name on it for one of the skilled building trades unions that one can only get after either completing a four-to-five year apprenticeship program OR passing a four day classroom and practical skills examination and demonstration. I am a member in good standing in that union, but my status is inactive. I could in very short order weld together from rebar a nice little cage in which to display you as a close relative of the missing link. You do have that sloping forehead, right? Careful Harry, he'll be threatening to 'kick in your balls' or warning you about being 'shot'. |
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Just for Harry
Harry,, member of the local brother hood of union slobs. This explains your
comments on economics. See, your acceptance to any job is based on your union membership. NOT your personal skills. Your being remunerated or compensated is simply based on your collective bargaining power and NOT your personal knowledge. I wouldn't want to be in that humiliating position. One where you can not earn a position or job, you have to be awarded it based on your union membership. I bet you hang your head up high there Harry, if that is all you got. Shameful. Do you know that you are directly responsible for job migration? What do you think of your buddy Kerry and his promise to handsomely give tax credits to businesses that remain in America? That will fool all you union dummies into voting for him. Don't you think that will economically collapse the U.S. in a rather quick time frame? But you union members are not known for your education levels, just your ability to strike, collectively fight the leadership and ownership. Certainly explains a lot there harry,,, flash your union card, membership with the local brotherhood of dummies and slobs local 101. "Jim" wrote in message link.net... They left out the Iraq war and the impassioned plea to "Disarm Saddam". I wonder how they left that out? Eisboch wrote: Thought maybe you might need some cheering up .... http://members.cox.net/macallan_the/...ush1_Start.htm Eisboch |
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OT: Just for Eisboch
In article ,
says... Thought maybe you might need some cheering up .... http://members.cox.net/macallan_the/...ush1_Start.htm Unemployed Dropping Out of Labor Pool By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Published: April 1, 2004 Filed at 2:53 p.m. ET WASHINGTON (AP) -- The share of the U.S. population working or actively seeking a job has fallen to 65.8 percent, the lowest level in 16 years. Economists say the weak jobs market is causing people to give up their searches and drop out of the labor pool at an unusual pace -- holding down the unemployment rate, which was 5.6 percent in February. |
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