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To: potlatch

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I saw somewhere that Chicago firefighters and police are retiring after only 20 years service with huge (UNFUNDED) pensions - and they never paid into Social Security -

Now they can sit in front of their new 60” HDTVs and drink and snack - or work for another law enforcement agency and again “retire” with another pension - or buy into a bar and end up collecting Social Security too!

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Illinois and California think that 0pansy will give them bailouts to pay for their unfunded government pensions and pay off their huge mega-debts

You can bet in Georgia the rural citizens will find several ways to heat their homes and businesses -

It’s the grifters in Atlanta that are demanding cash to pay for their heating bills - It sure is not as cold in Georgia as it is here!

And I have figured out how to cut my heating costs in half from the last 2 years - I have the heat turned off right now - and it is 77°F inside -

Maybe I can open my windows like some Enviro-NYers do - and it will be twice as warm - and not cost me a penny!

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115 posted on 12/03/2010 12:20:15 PM PST by devolve (. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0ponzi 9.8% . . . . . . . . . . . . . .)
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To: devolve
Yes, I know the ‘government’ jobs pay well and have perks. Firemen and Policemen have dangerous jobs but the easiest and best perks go to the US Postal workers!!

I know Atlanta has a high minority population, they even tell you at the airport to be careful where you go at night there!

[Lol, nothing like rain, wind and snow blowing in the window and the heat going full force.]

120 posted on 12/03/2010 1:01:06 PM PST by potlatch ( Life must be lived forward but can only be seen looking backward. - Soren Kierkegaard)
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