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The State wrote: his booth in Plantersville...

The State wrote:. ... counting his money at Scarborough Faire.

War Wagon wrote:
That's odd, since every dealing we've had with the KDOR has emanated from Topeka, being as how it's the state capital.

Papa Willie wrote:I seriously doubt he's ever even been to Kansas.

The State wrote:

War Wagon wrote:
That's odd, since every dealing we've had with the KDOR has emanated from Topeka, being as how it's the state capital.

You're right. Topeka.


I was thinking Wichita... since I donated some of my pieces to the PBS station there to be auctioned off for fundraising.

War Wagon wrote:

Papa Willie wrote:I seriously doubt he's ever even been to Kansas.

I don't.

He's too familiar with the area and who would admit they had been there if they hadn't?

I hate Jayhawks and Kansas in general with a passion, but I did get to see BTO at Sandstone amphitheater in Bonner Springs so it does have some redeeming value.

Best concert ever next to Foghat at Starlight, in the rain.

mvscal wrote:
I was laid off after ten years

War Wagon wrote: I damn sure hope he does. He's salaried but is there every morning before 5 and doesn't leave most nights until after 6. Whatever they pay him, he's worth every dime of it. This is a family owned company on about the 4th generation. They do their best to take care of their people, but the bottom line always comes first.

As for my old and now again boss, he's the first person since the company was founded in 1955 to not be a member of that family and hold the job title of VP. Good for him I guess. I couldn't do those hours or handle that amount of stress. I have enough as is.

Myself, I'm hourly and every minute over 40 is time and a half. I've learned over the years that a salary employee is most likely to get the ax before an hourly one.

trev wrote:Wags is just salt of the earth. Nothing wrong with that. Some people don't need a lot to be happy and comfortable.

War Wagon wrote:

Papa Willie wrote:I seriously doubt he's ever even been to Kansas.

I don't.

He's too familiar with the area and who would admit they had been there if they hadn't

The State wrote:Porky's amazed... people get out of bed... and do shit.



Too funny.

mvscal wrote:

Moving Sale wrote:

mvscal wrote:Professional competence is totally irrelevant at least in a publicly traded corporation.

Don't worry the free market will sort it out.

Yes, it does.

I was laid off after ten years with a Fortune 50 corporation in Socal but I was well prepared and now we're doing quite well in Omaha. We're making more money nominally than we did in California and the cost of living is much lower. Enjoy your weather...or whatever it is you fags do to convince yourself that it's actually worth it to live in a tard managed train wreck.

It's supposed to rain here tonight. You remember rain, don't you?

H4ever wrote:

Rack it... I've been to Cali many times albeit leisurely or due to obligations. What a shit-hole, over-priced pace of life. Nebraskan longevity is no secret. What a great way to enjoy life.