Originally Posted By MPierce Hang in there VBDAD. I've noticed this trend in many large corporations lately. With the threat of unemployment hanging over all their employees, it has turned many large, and well respected corp. into virtual sweat shops. The American worker is being held hostage, and is chained to his job. I am so very happy to be out of the rat race. Especially right now.!
Originally Posted By Spirit of 74 ^^C'mon, you Commie ... don't you know that things have never been better and the economy is turning around? If the Dow is over 10,000 and oil is $80 and the banks are raking in billions and the healthcare lobby is making billions more, then how can things not trickle down for all the rest of us (would really like to use an x-rated analogy here, but won't ... so use your own imagination after a gangbang!)
Originally Posted By figment1986 <<True. Micechat has died. Put a fork in it, beyond the DLR board anyway. WDWMAGIC has fanbois who will post over new urinals in T-land, but even that place is awful quiet.>> New urinals... *runs to get photos and post them on twitter and Florida Thrills* What? I rarely post photos on magic anymore due to random stuff. Seems most people are on Orlando united now anyway, even my site lost a few posters (and we have so few already)
Originally Posted By Mr X ***then how can things not trickle down for all the rest of us (would really like to use an x-rated analogy here, but won't ... so use your own imagination after a gangbang!)*** Ewe. Bukkake? Yeah...that's just about right.
Originally Posted By MPierce >> If the Dow is over 10,000 and oil is $80 and the banks are raking in billions and the healthcare lobby is making billions more, then how can things not trickle down for all the rest of us << That trickle down effect is something trickeling down the back of our necks....and it ain't rain.
Originally Posted By MPierce >> Way to keep it classy kids.. << Thanks Merf. I've always considered myself a classy sort of guy.
Originally Posted By Spirit of 74 <<Thanks Merf. I've always considered myself a classy sort of guy.>> I've always considered you part cl-assy myself!
Originally Posted By dshyates Concerning the Electrical Parade, I guess a 37 year old parade will tie us over until they get Aurora's Coloring Adventure up and running.
Originally Posted By MPierce >> I've always considered you part cl-assy myself! << I'm still trying to decipher that remark.
Originally Posted By MPierce >> Concerning the Electrical Parade, I guess a 37 year old parade will tie us over until they get Aurora's Coloring Adventure up and running. << Do you sleep with your box of 84 Crayola Crayons underneath your pillow Dave, waiting for that day to arrive?
Originally Posted By Spirit of 74 >> I've always considered you part cl-assy myself! << <<I'm still trying to decipher that remark.>> Merfie will help you!
Originally Posted By Spirit of 74 <<Do you sleep with your box of 84 Crayola Crayons underneath your pillow Dave, waiting for that day to arrive?>> Of course he must. That's how you get a visit from the Crayon Fairy and her magical rainbow of pixie dust. You didn't know that?
Originally Posted By CarolinaDisneyDad Hang in there VBDAD. I've noticed this trend in many large corporations lately. <<<With the threat of unemployment hanging over all their employees, it has turned many large, and well respected corp. into virtual sweat shops. The American worker is being held hostage, and is chained to his job. I am so very happy to be out of the rat race. Especially right now.!>>> Funny the reasoning that goes on. Big corps say you better provide extra for the company or you could be gone tomorrow. But if I can be gone tomorrow, then why would I want to go the extra mile. It just creates an environment of frustration in which neither side benefits or is happy. There has to be a better way
Originally Posted By MPierce >> That's how you get a visit from the Crayon Fairy and her magical rainbow of pixie dust. You didn't know that? <, I've spent so many years wasting away in total ignorance.
Originally Posted By MPierce >> Funny the reasoning that goes on. Big corps say you better provide extra for the company or you could be gone tomorrow. But if I can be gone tomorrow, then why would I want to go the extra mile. It just creates an environment of frustration in which neither side benefits or is happy. There has to be a better way << There has to be some corporations out there that are considered employee friendly. Even in these tough economic times.
Originally Posted By vbdad55 ^^^^^^ there are- same ones as here except it's only for the cheap labor shops they set up in B South America & Southeast Asia... if your paycheck reads USA at the bottom- the plan is to rid themselves of your salary and benefits.. but don't worry MS Pelosi has you covered now -- of course they'll just underfund SS and pensions even more to pay for it "meet the new boss - same as the old boss " as prophetic today as in 1971 for all those who chastisd me on WE about Chicago politics - backdoor deals - forget any rules - spend no matter if you have the funds or not ( look at almost bankrupt Illinois where classroom sizes will now be close to 40 in many school districts ) -- whether you support the healh bill or not - I told you all how they would operate..and next time it might be something you don't like- but it won't matter. Once a Chicago politician decides what is best for you- you no longer have a voice. to hear a former judge - disbarred for bribery- now in Congress on the rules committee of all places- say we don't need any rules now because we're trying to accomplish something here..welcome to Chicagoland of America ...
Originally Posted By MPierce >> there are- same ones as here except it's only for the cheap labor shops they set up in B South America & Southeast Asia... if your paycheck reads USA at the bottom- the plan is to rid themselves of your salary and benefits.. << That's where the Government should be concentrating it's energies. They need to step in, and stop the off shoring of good American jobs, and stop allowing people to illegally enter this country, where they are quickly becoming a poorly trained slave labor force for those who care nothing about this country. They care only about themselves. Incentives should be given to those who keep, and create jobs here in the States. For those that tend to want to have a cheap labor force, and sweat shops on foreign soil, they should be allowed to do so. They should also be allowed to imigrate to those country's, and live there. While the US decides if it is in the best interest of this country to allow them to trade here duty free. I have never been nor will I ever be a protectionist. I have always believed in free, and open trade. I frown on the thought of trade wars. However, that must be reciprocated by the countries that wants to have our markets opened to them. However we can not allow our country to become a country of users rather than a country of producers, and consumers. Realist job creation, with a healthy middle class is the key to saving our country from ruin. >> for all those who chastisd me on WE about Chicago politics - backdoor deals - forget any rules - spend no matter if you have the funds or not ( look at almost bankrupt Illinois where classroom sizes will now be close to 40 in many school districts ) -- << NOOOOOO VBDAD, you haven't been back over there have you? I must plead ignorance, because I never really knew nor did I really care how Chicago polotics was. That was a terrible mistake on my part. I think myself, as well as the rest of the Nation, is quickly getting a crash coarse in it. >> to hear a former judge - disbarred for bribery- now in Congress on the rules committee of all places- say we don't need any rules now because we're trying to accomplish something here..welcome to Chicagoland of America ... << That is truly a travesty!
Originally Posted By Spirit of 74 >> Merfie will help you! << <<Merfie mostly ignores me.>> Merfie is very bitter for his age. I almost kind of respect him for that!
