stumper wrote:

Dennis M. Hammes wrote:

stumper wrote:

If you need more, work a little more.

So she can be "proud" to pay you a little more?

"In a pig's *****."
It's a guardian angel. You declared it "dirty" because you were
too yellow to learn it.
But you obviously remembered it.
Which means it did /its/ job.
You got any more in there? How many angels /can/ sit on a pinhead,
anyway?

Mammon is an idol.
Not worth worshiping.

"Mammom," f.I-E. /ama-ama-on/ ("same-same-neuternoun"), are "those who
do the same thing at the same time."
I.e., the congregation or student body.
But you're quite right, they're not worth worshipping.
The sum of zeros is zero.

A "guardian angel" is a small "message" (/aggelos/, "word-herd") that
will keep your ***** in one piece if /you/ pay attention to /it/, and not
the converse.
"In a pig's *****" is a short form of the Riot Act, f. on the same
judgement as "to cast your demons into swine," which contains too many
words for the monkey to remember and too many tenors for the monkey to
"believe in."

Nevertheless, I'll be a monkey's uncle.
And if you're so fulla Protestant baby ***** that you don't survive the
baptism, then even your Mommy will know exactly what is meant by the
phrase, "tough *****."

stumper wrote:

Sherrie Lee wrote:

stumper wrote:

Sherrie Lee wrote:

stumper wrote:

Sherrie Lee wrote:

stumper wrote:

Sherrie Lee wrote:

norbu_tragri@yahoo.com wrote:

Dennis M. Hammes wrote:

stumper wrote:

Dennis M. Hammes wrote:

stumper wrote:

We all deserve better
and we can do better.

Just imagine.

No imagination needed. Any time you do better, those who didn't will
fine you for Failing To Maintain Their Equality For Them.
Usually, but not always, called "taxes."

You can alway give them away before tax.
Anyhow, you should be proud to be taxed so much.

I'm not particulary proud of being covered with mosquitos at my
picnic table, and it's exactly the same relationship.
The whining has about the same pitch and linguistic probity, too.

And whose work do you live on top of ?

Isn't that what the argument against taxation is about?
People whose income is taxed no longer live under
a government establishing the right to own property?
That Dennis lives on top of the work of others and not his own work?
Others own his property?

I don't understand taxes. I want to believe in the idealism, ideology?
But then certain zingers throw me off.

For example, someone who is employed, works 30hours a week,
quits working and collects welfare. The terms of collecting the
welfare require that the person attend a 30hr/wk workshop, get this,
on how to find a job.

Einstein said taxes are difficult for him to understand.
I'm no Einstein. Duh.

How about this. The company that the person, who is now on welfare,
worked for can hire the person back, and get this, and receive
a tax break for hiring a person on Welfare!

Help!!

[snip propaganda]

Are you getting paid to write that?

--
~Stumper

Why do you have any doubt?

Find a job you are willing to do
without getting paid.

Are welfare recipients morons, the product of hardship,
in need of a break, dangerous like the mob, striving
to advance their lifestyles, drug addicts, performing
community service, not having babies, having babies,
men, women, buying cat food, trading stamps
for bricks, bullying a kid for lunch money, driving
someone to a job interview, raising a generation
of soldiers, supporting their country with their lives,
or filling in the blank?

You worry too much about material things.

If you need more, work a little more.
If not, enjoy.

Are you on welfare because you think you're too good
for 7/11, or the fortune cookie business is saturated?

Do you know what 7/11 is?

Are you angry because you have to work?
If so, do you really think you have to live that way?

Begging for food might be good for your soul.
If you can't do that here, go to India.

Are you defensive because you can't figure out
what, "Work smart, not hard" means, so you
don't work at all?

stumper wrote:

Sherrie Lee wrote:

stumper wrote:

Sherrie Lee wrote:

stumper wrote:

Sherrie Lee wrote:

stumper wrote:

Sherrie Lee wrote:

norbu_tragri@yahoo.com wrote:

Dennis M. Hammes wrote:

stumper wrote:

Dennis M. Hammes wrote:

stumper wrote:

We all deserve better
and we can do better.

Just imagine.

No imagination needed. Any time you do better, those who didn't will
fine you for Failing To Maintain Their Equality For Them.
Usually, but not always, called "taxes."

You can alway give them away before tax.
Anyhow, you should be proud to be taxed so much.

I'm not particulary proud of being covered with mosquitos at my
picnic table, and it's exactly the same relationship.
The whining has about the same pitch and linguistic probity, too.

And whose work do you live on top of ?

Isn't that what the argument against taxation is about?
People whose income is taxed no longer live under
a government establishing the right to own property?
That Dennis lives on top of the work of others and not his own work?
Others own his property?

I don't understand taxes. I want to believe in the idealism, ideology?
But then certain zingers throw me off.

For example, someone who is employed, works 30hours a week,
quits working and collects welfare. The terms of collecting the
welfare require that the person attend a 30hr/wk workshop, get this,
on how to find a job.

Einstein said taxes are difficult for him to understand.
I'm no Einstein. Duh.

How about this. The company that the person, who is now on welfare,
worked for can hire the person back, and get this, and receive
a tax break for hiring a person on Welfare!

Help!!

[snip propaganda]

Are you getting paid to write that?

--
~Stumper

Why do you have any doubt?

Find a job you are willing to do
without getting paid.

Are welfare recipients morons, the product of hardship,
in need of a break, dangerous like the mob, striving
to advance their lifestyles, drug addicts, performing
community service, not having babies, having babies,
men, women, buying cat food, trading stamps
for bricks, bullying a kid for lunch money, driving
someone to a job interview, raising a generation
of soldiers, supporting their country with their lives,
or filling in the blank?

You worry too much about material things.

If you need more, work a little more.
If not, enjoy.

Are you on welfare because you think you're too good
for 7/11, or the fortune cookie business is saturated?

Do you know what 7/11 is?

Are you angry because you have to work?
If so, do you really think you have to live that way?

Begging for food might be good for your soul.
If you can't do that here, go to India.

Are you defensive because you can't figure out
what, "Work smart, not hard" means, so you
don't work at all?