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"TheNIGHTCRAWLER" |
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12 Jul 2004 02:38:07 AM |
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The Horrible Truth. This is MY generation. |
I can hold things together where I'm at. Specifically, I've got to deal
with alot of people who can't afford basic living expenses who can't
afford required insurance, health and medical benefits, and it's not my
job in the first or last place.
It's a hard thing to know why things are the way they are and see the
results. To deal with the impact of government on a first foreman
level. I lead directly and always have.
I've been put in charge of people since I was a teenager. Because I can
keep people from going crazy. I don't have a problem with stepping on
people who screw up. But, I've got to have something to work with.
I don't have that to work with...? Govn't takes away the carat for the
working man, and I've got nothing to work with here stateside.
It's frustrating. I keep people safe within the limits I am offered.
I'll lose control of that on Monday, because, I don't have anything to
offer. Bush has affected me as well. I'm far less tolerant than I once
was.
I can control things locally, I cannot do this under Bush. Everyone
ignores the rules lately.
Theft is rampant the last few weeks. The country isn't adequately
supporting it's people. I don't like it, and I WILL DEAL WITH IT.
Just a thing I do.
TheNIGHTCRAWLER
(Life's tough. Learn to deal with it.)
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| User: "Frank Dwyer" |
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| Title: Re: The Horrible Truth. This is MY generation. |
13 Jul 2004 12:00:32 PM |
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TheNIGHTCRAWLER wrote:
I can hold things together where I'm at. Specifically, I've got to deal
with alot of people who can't afford basic living expenses who can't
afford required insurance, health and medical benefits, and it's not my
job in the first or last place.
It's a hard thing to know why things are the way they are and see the
results. To deal with the impact of government on a first foreman
level. I lead directly and always have.
I've been put in charge of people since I was a teenager. Because I can
keep people from going crazy. I don't have a problem with stepping on
people who screw up. But, I've got to have something to work with.
I don't have that to work with...? Govn't takes away the carat for the
working man, and I've got nothing to work with here stateside.
It's frustrating. I keep people safe within the limits I am offered.
I'll lose control of that on Monday, because, I don't have anything to
offer. Bush has affected me as well. I'm far less tolerant than I once
was.
I can control things locally, I cannot do this under Bush. Everyone
ignores the rules lately.
Theft is rampant the last few weeks. The country isn't adequately
supporting it's people. I don't like it, and I WILL DEAL WITH IT.
Just a thing I do.
And we should care why?
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| User: "TheNIGHTCRAWLER" |
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| Title: Re: The Horrible Truth. This is MY generation. |
14 Jul 2004 12:55:55 AM |
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Frank Dwyer wrote:
TheNIGHTCRAWLER wrote:
I can hold things together where I'm at. Specifically, I've got to deal
with alot of people who can't afford basic living expenses who can't
afford required insurance, health and medical benefits, and it's not my
job in the first or last place.
It's a hard thing to know why things are the way they are and see the
results. To deal with the impact of government on a first foreman
level. I lead directly and always have.
I've been put in charge of people since I was a teenager. Because I can
keep people from going crazy. I don't have a problem with stepping on
people who screw up. But, I've got to have something to work with.
I don't have that to work with...? Govn't takes away the carat for the
working man, and I've got nothing to work with here stateside.
It's frustrating. I keep people safe within the limits I am offered.
I'll lose control of that on Monday, because, I don't have anything to
offer. Bush has affected me as well. I'm far less tolerant than I once
was.
I can control things locally, I cannot do this under Bush. Everyone
ignores the rules lately.
Theft is rampant the last few weeks. The country isn't adequately
supporting it's people. I don't like it, and I WILL DEAL WITH IT.
Just a thing I do.
And we should care why?
I'll tell ya Frank. Most people don't give a damn what goes on inside
of an engine that makes a car move from one place to another. Some
folks might or might not take a car in for repair when it makes really
strange noises.
I'm a specialist in the noises people make. And I'm just passing along
those noises to drivers much as a red light or line in the dashboard of
a car would. As to whether or not you should care? Why that's just
completely and absolutely up to the driver of the car. If that engine
throws a rod that happens to get someone killed? THEEEeennnnn, it might
be different. I like a happy car. Gets me to work, eh. gets a job done.
You're a smart guy, right? Get it fixed or drive it until the wheels
fall off and start walking?... That's all I'm saying.
Right rear axle about to fail? Gonna be hell on the transmission :->
Has a distinct sound to it. Or so I hear. I just listen to people,
which the majority of politicians don't and NO Republican does. Niche
market of the majority of voters. Unless, of course, you make over
$100,000/yr and honestly could care less about how that happens.
HMMMmmmmmm.
As I always say, to each their own.
TheNIGHTCRAWLER
(Actually, I just post this as long running historical accounting of the
advancement and/or devolution of U.S. society. Take it how ya like it.)
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| User: "Seethis Pass" |
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| Title: Re: The Horrible Truth. This is MY generation. |
14 Jul 2004 02:21:41 PM |
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On Tue, 13 Jul 2004 17:00:32 GMT, Frank Dwyer <fdwyer@citlink.net>
wrote:
TheNIGHTCRAWLER wrote:
I can hold things together where I'm at. Specifically, I've got to deal
with alot of people who can't afford basic living expenses who can't
afford required insurance, health and medical benefits, and it's not my
job in the first or last place.
It's a hard thing to know why things are the way they are and see the
results. To deal with the impact of government on a first foreman
level. I lead directly and always have.
I've been put in charge of people since I was a teenager. Because I can
keep people from going crazy. I don't have a problem with stepping on
people who screw up. But, I've got to have something to work with.
I don't have that to work with...? Govn't takes away the carat for the
working man, and I've got nothing to work with here stateside.
It's frustrating. I keep people safe within the limits I am offered.
I'll lose control of that on Monday, because, I don't have anything to
offer. Bush has affected me as well. I'm far less tolerant than I once
was.
I can control things locally, I cannot do this under Bush. Everyone
ignores the rules lately.
Theft is rampant the last few weeks. The country isn't adequately
supporting it's people. I don't like it, and I WILL DEAL WITH IT.
Just a thing I do.
And we should care why?
Frankly Uh, Frank, your question reveals you to be a thouroughly
clueless *****.
If you don't give a damn what motivated you to speak through your *****
in reply?
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| User: "BlackWater" |
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| Title: Re: The Horrible Truth. This is MY generation. |
15 Jul 2004 06:34:58 AM |
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On Wed, 14 Jul 2004 19:21:41 GMT, Seethis Pass
<NotANewGuy@maxivision.com> wrote:
On Tue, 13 Jul 2004 17:00:32 GMT, Frank Dwyer <fdwyer@citlink.net>
wrote:
TheNIGHTCRAWLER wrote:
I can hold things together where I'm at. Specifically, I've got to deal
with alot of people who can't afford basic living expenses who can't
afford required insurance, health and medical benefits, and it's not my
job in the first or last place.
It's a hard thing to know why things are the way they are and see the
results. To deal with the impact of government on a first foreman
level. I lead directly and always have.
I've been put in charge of people since I was a teenager. Because I can
keep people from going crazy. I don't have a problem with stepping on
people who screw up. But, I've got to have something to work with.
I don't have that to work with...? Govn't takes away the carat for the
working man, and I've got nothing to work with here stateside.
It's frustrating. I keep people safe within the limits I am offered.
I'll lose control of that on Monday, because, I don't have anything to
offer. Bush has affected me as well. I'm far less tolerant than I once
was.
I can control things locally, I cannot do this under Bush. Everyone
ignores the rules lately.
Theft is rampant the last few weeks. The country isn't adequately
supporting it's people. I don't like it, and I WILL DEAL WITH IT.
Just a thing I do.
And we should care why?
Frankly Uh, Frank, your question reveals you to be a thouroughly
clueless *****.
Just because his heart doesn't bleed over every sob
story doesn't make him an *****. Makes him something
other than a bleeding-heart 'liberal'.
Oh wait, I forgot, all non-bleeding-heart 'liberals'
are evil assholes by order of the central kommittee
on tolerance, diversity and understanding ......
EVERYBODY has problems dude. Doesn't mean that everyone
else has to help them wipe their asses 24/7/365.25.
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| User: "TheNIGHTCRAWLER" |
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| Title: Re: The Horrible Truth. This is MY generation. |
18 Jul 2004 04:00:11 AM |
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BlackWater wrote:
On Wed, 14 Jul 2004 19:21:41 GMT, Seethis Pass
<NotANewGuy@maxivision.com> wrote:
On Tue, 13 Jul 2004 17:00:32 GMT, Frank Dwyer <fdwyer@citlink.net>
wrote:
TheNIGHTCRAWLER wrote:
I can hold things together where I'm at. Specifically, I've got to deal
with alot of people who can't afford basic living expenses who can't
afford required insurance, health and medical benefits, and it's not my
job in the first or last place.
It's a hard thing to know why things are the way they are and see the
results. To deal with the impact of government on a first foreman
level. I lead directly and always have.
I've been put in charge of people since I was a teenager. Because I can
keep people from going crazy. I don't have a problem with stepping on
people who screw up. But, I've got to have something to work with.
I don't have that to work with...? Govn't takes away the carat for the
working man, and I've got nothing to work with here stateside.
It's frustrating. I keep people safe within the limits I am offered.
I'll lose control of that on Monday, because, I don't have anything to
offer. Bush has affected me as well. I'm far less tolerant than I once
was.
I can control things locally, I cannot do this under Bush. Everyone
ignores the rules lately.
Theft is rampant the last few weeks. The country isn't adequately
supporting it's people. I don't like it, and I WILL DEAL WITH IT.
Just a thing I do.
And we should care why?
Frankly Uh, Frank, your question reveals you to be a thouroughly
clueless *****.
Just because his heart doesn't bleed over every sob
story doesn't make him an *****. Makes him something
other than a bleeding-heart 'liberal'.
Oh wait, I forgot, all non-bleeding-heart 'liberals'
are evil assholes by order of the central kommittee
on tolerance, diversity and understanding ......
EVERYBODY has problems dude. Doesn't mean that everyone
else has to help them wipe their asses 24/7/365.25.
Not sure who you're talking to. Do let me know if it was me, eh?
NC
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| User: "Frank Dwyer" |
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| Title: Re: The Horrible Truth. This is MY generation. |
14 Jul 2004 07:23:39 PM |
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Seethis Pass wrote:
On Tue, 13 Jul 2004 17:00:32 GMT, Frank Dwyer <fdwyer@citlink.net>
wrote:
TheNIGHTCRAWLER wrote:
I can hold things together where I'm at. Specifically, I've got to deal
with alot of people who can't afford basic living expenses who can't
afford required insurance, health and medical benefits, and it's not my
job in the first or last place.
It's a hard thing to know why things are the way they are and see the
results. To deal with the impact of government on a first foreman
level. I lead directly and always have.
I've been put in charge of people since I was a teenager. Because I can
keep people from going crazy. I don't have a problem with stepping on
people who screw up. But, I've got to have something to work with.
I don't have that to work with...? Govn't takes away the carat for the
working man, and I've got nothing to work with here stateside.
It's frustrating. I keep people safe within the limits I am offered.
I'll lose control of that on Monday, because, I don't have anything to
offer. Bush has affected me as well. I'm far less tolerant than I once
was.
I can control things locally, I cannot do this under Bush. Everyone
ignores the rules lately.
Theft is rampant the last few weeks. The country isn't adequately
supporting it's people. I don't like it, and I WILL DEAL WITH IT.
Just a thing I do.
And we should care why?
Frankly Uh, Frank, your question reveals you to be a thouroughly
clueless *****.
And your reply reveals you to be a thoroughly clueless ***** as well.
What's your point?
If you don't give a damn what motivated you to speak through your *****
in reply?
Learn to read, stupid. I didn't say "I don't give a damn", I asked a
question.
Go find another leg to hump, junior.
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| User: "TheNIGHTCRAWLER" |
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| Title: Re: The Horrible Truth. This is MY generation. |
15 Jul 2004 01:21:13 AM |
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alt.fan.howard-stern, talk.politics.misc, alt.politics, alt.atheism,
atl.general, alt.abortion
Crosspost with care my friends. Oh yeah, "I" did that ;-)
Another thing I do on occasion. Usually, I make a note of it w/in the
body of the post.
Entirely my fault. Getting people together to talk, that is. Another
thing I do. Fascinating really.
So: Boxers, briefs, bikinis, thong, or none.
I'll give a scenario: Off to work in the morn, what's your choice given
complete freedom of choice. Where would you go, eh?
TheNIGHTCRAWLER
(Intervention. :)
Frank Dwyer wrote:
Seethis Pass wrote:
On Tue, 13 Jul 2004 17:00:32 GMT, Frank Dwyer <fdwyer@citlink.net>
wrote:
TheNIGHTCRAWLER wrote:
I can hold things together where I'm at. Specifically, I've got to deal
with alot of people who can't afford basic living expenses who can't
afford required insurance, health and medical benefits, and it's not my
job in the first or last place.
It's a hard thing to know why things are the way they are and see the
results. To deal with the impact of government on a first foreman
level. I lead directly and always have.
I've been put in charge of people since I was a teenager. Because I can
keep people from going crazy. I don't have a problem with stepping on
people who screw up. But, I've got to have something to work with.
I don't have that to work with...? Govn't takes away the carat for the
working man, and I've got nothing to work with here stateside.
It's frustrating. I keep people safe within the limits I am offered.
I'll lose control of that on Monday, because, I don't have anything to
offer. Bush has affected me as well. I'm far less tolerant than I once
was.
I can control things locally, I cannot do this under Bush. Everyone
ignores the rules lately.
Theft is rampant the last few weeks. The country isn't adequately
supporting it's people. I don't like it, and I WILL DEAL WITH IT.
Just a thing I do.
And we should care why?
Frankly Uh, Frank, your question reveals you to be a thouroughly
clueless *****.
And your reply reveals you to be a thoroughly clueless ***** as well.
What's your point?
If you don't give a damn what motivated you to speak through your *****
in reply?
Learn to read, stupid. I didn't say "I don't give a damn", I asked a
question.
Go find another leg to hump, junior.
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