Casino visitors eat up soup kitchen's resources

The Philadelphia Inquirer ^ | Nov. 22, 2002 | Amy S. Rosenberg

[toddst]

Well there you go, over into the stuff where if I tell you then I have to kill you (or watch my back all the time.) Now, if you leave out "dusty airstrips" everything else applies to Los Angeles, LOL!

[xp38]

It seems to me by Episode VI you were somewhat old and wrinkly. :)

[toddst]

. . . the geezers were polar bear meat, meant to sustain the next generation, after the polar bear was butchered, of course. Kinda gross. . .

Yipe! So the Eskamo seniors were not only freezing out there but got to experience being disassembled by a big, hungry bear. By golly, I'm quite sure I'd retire to Phoenix (somewhere, anywhere) prior to the BIG decision being made for me! Wow. That much excitement I can do without!

[appeal2]

I think sister Jean should set up a crap table and install some slots.

[SupplySider]

I think free soup kitchens, and free basic medical clinics, too, are a good idea to help those in real need. They should simply make them work two hours for the meal.This would amount to a sub-minimum wage, and would weed out the undeserving.

[Marysecretary]

Sno' fun, for sure.

[speekinout]

they're collecting SS far in excess of what they ever paid in.

No, they're not. SS was a rip-off for the currently retired, just like it is for the ones who are still working.

W has some good ideas about how to start fixing this, and anyone who isn't supporting the reforms should really ask themselves why.