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To: PJ-Comix
I'm wondering if it is really worth it to go back to work...

[WORK!]

Work - the only dreaded four letter word for DUmmies!!


Now I've gone back to a full-time job and I'm absolutely miserable.

I've gone back to a full-time KOOL AID drinking job and I'm still as miserable as I have ever been.


Is it really worth it to work full time?

I'd rather have unemployment checks coming to my mailbox for the rest of my life.


Not till the issue I have is corrected, I am due from years ago.

[Still waiting for that brain implant?]

Your issue is that you are a DUmmie.


The debt due to me is real, and will be paid.

[Yes, we all owe you, YOU DUmmie RandomThoughts.]

Free money for all DUmmies for the rest of our lives. Screw working for a living.


I'm curious if the expiration of your unemployment compelled you to work. And what you would have chosen to do should unemployment be available in perpetuity.

Screw working for a living and make the "rich" pay up for the DUmmies.


You're cleaning, washing and cooking for one?

[Heavy WORKload there.]

GASP!! Cleaning, washing and cooking for one is not very hard to do. I did that for several years and had a full time job.


Maybe it's time to demand better wages

[Go on strike and achieve your goal. No WORK!]

Maybe it's time to get up off your big but and get a real job.

41 posted on 09/11/2010 8:18:00 AM PDT by Arrowhead1952 (Remember in November. Clean the house on Nov. 2. / Progressive is a PC word for liberal democrat.)
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To: Arrowhead1952

When I first read the FUnnie, I thought it said “tissue”. So brain implant would be quite appropriate LOL!


48 posted on 09/11/2010 9:33:16 AM PDT by visualops (Proud Air Force Mom)
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