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Old 10-26-2008, 08:41 AM
 
Location: SE Arizona - FINALLY! :D
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I can't wait until Nobama wins. His election will mean I can quit my job and expect a check in the mail each month.

It will be hard for me to learn that staying at home, not pulling my weight and otherwise being a drain on society is the way of the future but what the heck I am willing to give it a try.

Luckily we have all these fine Democrats on board who have done a fine job of showing us hardworking Americans how to get something for nothing.

Just think, every week is a week of leisure, no more commutes to work. No stress trying to pay the bills. Nobama will be there to take care of me.

I will say I am a little worried that Nobama will turn over the US to the UN but why should I care as long as I get my handout, er, check.
Glad to see you'll be leaving the work force. That means your job can go to one of the MILLIONS of Americans who want to work but have lost their jobs because of Bush's massive mismanagement of the country and the economy.



Ken

 
Old 10-26-2008, 08:44 AM
 
Location: Jonquil City (aka Smyrna) Georgia- by Atlanta
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Glad to see you'll be leaving the work force. That means your job can go to one of the MILLIONS of Americans who want to work but have lost their jobs because of Bush's massive mismanagement of the country and the economy.



Ken
Could not have said it better!
 
Old 10-26-2008, 08:49 AM
 
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Just to be safe, color dye all your white shirts with brown dye. To be safe. Maybe get some black arm bands with a big 0 and wear one on yer sleeve. Maybe just an 000 on yer fore head. That probly make you leader in one of the re-education camps.

About the 401k's. Yeah, if 0 is elected then kill those things. You should be able to convert them to IRA's without penalty.
 
Old 10-26-2008, 08:49 AM
 
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Silly. Since Obama is communist, that means we'll all have to work in the rice paddies all day. Also, since he's Muslim, we'll have to all wear turbans while doing it. Don't you people know ANYTHING?!?
Hilarious! Where do I pick up my burqa on November 5th! I can't wait - no more wardrobe decisions!

I will start stocking up on toilet paper now - I hear that waiting line is really long!
 
Old 10-26-2008, 08:58 AM
 
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ROTFLMAO. I would not guarantee that you wouldn't get laid off, BUT I can pretty much assure you that the Obama regime will get you laid on.
Laid on? What does that mean? Is it fun?

Seriously, a McCain election would not send the world markets into an upswing. He's done nothing to inspire anyone outside of the crazy fundie Jerry Springer crowd here in the States. I'm not the only one who thinks an Obama election would be our only hope. My work colleagues come from all over the planet. I talk to them daily. Believe me, a McCain election would be seen as a disaster. My company, which employs 22,000 people, cannot be the only one who is waiting until November 5th to see if they'll be laying people off or not.

So when you say an Obama election will not guarantee me a job, in my case, you're flat-out wrong. It's a fact. I don't know for certain if it's a fact for other companies, but it is absolutely the case with mine.
 
Old 10-26-2008, 09:04 AM
 
Location: New Jersey
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Originally Posted by Ridgewalker View Post
I can't wait until Nobama wins. His election will mean I can quit my job and expect a check in the mail each month.

It will be hard for me to learn that staying at home, not pulling my weight and otherwise being a drain on society is the way of the future but what the heck I am willing to give it a try.

Luckily we have all these fine Democrats on board who have done a fine job of showing us hardworking Americans how to get something for nothing.

Just think, every week is a week of leisure, no more commutes to work. No stress trying to pay the bills. Nobama will be there to take care of me.

I will say I am a little worried that Nobama will turn over the US to the UN but why should I care as long as I get my handout, er, check.
rainbows and pixie dust everyday as well..I can't wait..Its going to be just great!!
 
Old 10-26-2008, 09:05 AM
 
Location: Democratic Peoples Republic of Redneckistan
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Originally Posted by Ridgewalker View Post
I can't wait until Nobama wins. His election will mean I can quit my job and expect a check in the mail each month.

It will be hard for me to learn that staying at home, not pulling my weight and otherwise being a drain on society is the way of the future but what the heck I am willing to give it a try.

Luckily we have all these fine Democrats on board who have done a fine job of showing us hardworking Americans how to get something for nothing.

Just think, every week is a week of leisure, no more commutes to work. No stress trying to pay the bills. Nobama will be there to take care of me.

I will say I am a little worried that Nobama will turn over the US to the UN but why should I care as long as I get my handout, er, check.
Repeating thread,same crap.A waste of bandwidth
 
Old 10-26-2008, 09:09 AM
 
Location: Georgia
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I can't wait until Nobama wins. His election will mean I can quit my job and expect a check in the mail each month.
I'm sure it won't be too hard for McDonald's to find your replacement.

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It will be hard for me to learn that staying at home, not pulling my weight and otherwise being a drain on society is the way of the future but what the heck I am willing to give it a try.
You already sound like a drain, what will be different?

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Luckily we have all these fine Democrats on board who have done a fine job of showing us hardworking Americans how to get something for nothing.
Well at least the 'hardworking' Americans will get SOMETHING for once, rather than more McBush economics for the uber-rich.

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I will say I am a little worried that Nobama will turn over the US to the UN but why should I care as long as I get my handout, er, check.
I know 'turn over the US' is something you talk-radiots are told by Hannity and Limbaugh...But what exactly does that mean?
 
Old 10-26-2008, 09:12 AM
 
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Originally Posted by Ridgewalker View Post
I can't wait until Nobama wins. His election will mean I can quit my job and expect a check in the mail each month.

It will be hard for me to learn that staying at home, not pulling my weight and otherwise being a drain on society is the way of the future but what the heck I am willing to give it a try.

Luckily we have all these fine Democrats on board who have done a fine job of showing us hardworking Americans how to get something for nothing.

Just think, every week is a week of leisure, no more commutes to work. No stress trying to pay the bills. Nobama will be there to take care of me.

I will say I am a little worried that Nobama will turn over the US to the UN but why should I care as long as I get my handout, er, check.

On a side note I'm going to give this ideology a shot in other areas:

My animals will now be trained with treats but instead of giving them treats for doing what I want I will give them treats for them doing what they want.

My children will do whatever they want and the less they do the more allowance I will give them.

I'm going to request my job give bonuses to the poorest performing locations in hopes they will achieve more.



The liberal's mind

http://www.ctj.org/pdf/presidential2008.pdf
 
Old 10-26-2008, 09:28 AM
 
Location: Flyover Country
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Originally Posted by Ridgewalker View Post
I can't wait until Nobama wins. His election will mean I can quit my job and expect a check in the mail each month.

It will be hard for me to learn that staying at home, not pulling my weight and otherwise being a drain on society is the way of the future but what the heck I am willing to give it a try.

Luckily we have all these fine Democrats on board who have done a fine job of showing us hardworking Americans how to get something for nothing.

Just think, every week is a week of leisure, no more commutes to work. No stress trying to pay the bills. Nobama will be there to take care of me.

I will say I am a little worried that Nobama will turn over the US to the UN but why should I care as long as I get my handout, er, check.
Hopefully we will also concentrate on public education and provide for all our schools the ability to deliver better educations to their students so less people will end up sounding like you do.
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