1938_Packard

How does that even fit here? They all go through it. The smart ones end up like the supervisors and the stupid ones get fired in a month or three. It's a necessity to have some brains working that department. The rookies just have to be deprogrammed from all the company rah rah before they get hurt. It's fun to watch.

I need to see the whole clip again, when the giant hand wrestles the cat. That's Monty Python as I remember it.

Spending three years working in an order sort room didn't help.

Look at him go! Clean shaven, perfect hair, uniform pressed with all the right creases, shoes at a mirror shine... He has his company employee hand book and studies it during break time... Yeah, He's Rookie McRookieson of the First United States College of Rookie Academy... Whatever... At least he's hanging around with his well seasoned supervisor. Some day, that supervisor is going to tell him how things actually work around here and none of it has anything to do with the hand book.

"Stays fresh for ten days". ??? Who the Hell keeps a dirty litter pan for ten days? If it's not dumped and refilled every day, that's asking for an odor problem... not to mention a hazard to the cat's health.

How does anybody find a forum that keeps changing urls?

Chiropractor, shopping, housecleaning, laundry, coffee, more coffee, eat something, play on the Boards... maybe some TV later.

Yet another reason men shouldn't be so quick to discard pocket change.

I'm pretty sure the cutting edge tech purchased in Akihabara could provide the next thirty years of first rate entertainment.

The money is already here for a trip like that. What I have is a scheduling issue. Why bother taking such a nice journey when you have to think about going back to work afterwards? I wanna take my two excursions and squander the rest of my life meditating on them.

Sweden's broken out in fights. Somebody, get a handle on that. It'll spoil my trip to Gotlund. http://www.chicksontheright.com/riots-break-out-in-immigrant-dominated-area-of-sweden-yes-sweden/

Sometimes the newspaper features clip out coupons. Nothing to get caught at. It's the company's own idea.

Boil up a 24 oz can of B4Y Steel Cut Oats. Each can contains 2,550 calories, 68 grams of dietary fiber (34 soluble), 85 grams of protein and 170% of RDA for iron. Oats are loaded with complex carbohydrates for all day energy.

http://www.businessinsider.com/burger-king-owner-restaurant-brands-to-buy-popeyes-2017-2

Turn your radio on and listen to something besides top forty or sports narrations.

Will they start cooking chicken in olive oil?

Rite Aid: $16 for a chocolate bunny.

Puh... give me something to claim and I'd be seeing doctors in seventy two minutes.

I already know how that works. A class action suit on the issue will be taken all the way to SCOUS and then the Court will rule, quite conveniently, that laws against Ponzi schemes don't apply to the government.

I'm not even counting on Social Security staying solvent long enough for me to collect any of it.

One of the same basket of interchangeable cretins who quite often demonstrate a lack of any sensible reading comprehension.

The government has nothing to do with my privately funded pensions.

There are only two places outside the U.S. I want to visit. Gotlund and Tokyo. It's going to happen, most likely after I start collecting on my pensions. Italy sounds pretty boring.

That's because you very rarely pay attention to what's being said. You read that story and then kept insisting that poster was picked out of the trash.