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cokey
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We will only be in the dfw area u till we buy a place. Planning to buy land at least 50 miles away if not more. Definitely don't want a fracked site and of course I'll make sure wells will be doable.
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Quote from: muskrat on June 07, 2015, 11:20:33 AM
"hollow".....
stated perfectly when describing union power in a right to work state. At the end of the day no matter what you think is true or not everyone is a number and a dispensable product should any company decide to do so, period.
All "right to work" means is a worker can get a job and not have to join a union.
If the workers unionize management MUST bargain with the union. There is no choice.
I understand you've never held a productive job, so these details are likely confusing to you.
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Quote from: RichD on June 07, 2015, 02:15:22 PM
All "right to work" means is a worker can get a job and not have to join a union.
If the workers unionize management MUST bargain with the union. There is no choice.
I understand you've never held a productive job, so these details are likely confusing to you.
read your own post next time. There is no MUST bargain in a right to work state, frivolous chatter from the master himself. I'll now return to my non productive job since it appears you're the only one who has accomplished something, well in your mind at least.
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Quote from: muskrat on June 07, 2015, 07:34:51 PM
read your own post next time. There is no MUST bargain in a right to work state, frivolous chatter from the master himself. I'll now return to my non productive job since it appears you're the only one who has accomplished something, well in your mind at least.
Believe me, if Bell, Lockheed, and MillerCoors didn't HAVE to deal with the unions they would be gone in an instant. But they do.
As a worker in those places I had the right to work there without joining the union .
Management HAS NO CHOICE in dealing with the union.
The workers do.
You obviously have no experience with this.
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June 08, 2015, 05:12:54 AM »
Without Unions we would all be up a creek.
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I'll close with this.........I deal with Unions and Trade Groups every day of my job in both closed and open states. You aint got shit on me when it comes to experience on this so keep prepping for Armageddon.
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Quote from: muskrat on June 08, 2015, 08:45:14 PM
I'll close with this.........I deal with Unions and Trade Groups every day of my job in both closed and open states. You aint got shit on me when it comes to experience on this so keep prepping for Armageddon.
I deal with them too.
I'm not sure why you think you know more or less than I do-
You don't even know, and certainly don't understand, what it is I do.
I'll prepare for Armageddon much like I prepare for an afterlife in Heaven or Hell:
Not at all.
I do strive to be flexible in all of life's possible situations.
I do grow and extend my many skill sets every day,
which oddly enough is one of the OP's interests...
If not being a "one trick pony" nor dependant on anyone causes you ire,
Well, then I'm in good company.
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**yawn**
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SO....anyone ride any motorcycles lately? I was able to get in 1,750 miles over 3.5 days in Arkansas last weekend with a few good friends. We were able to do almost 100 miles without having to pass a single car on Friday morning!!!
Can't wait until fall to do it all again!
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Quote from: swanny on June 10, 2015, 04:29:59 AM
SO....anyone ride any motorcycles lately? I was able to get in 1,750 miles over 3.5 days in Arkansas last weekend with a few good friends. We were able to do almost 100 miles without having to pass a single car on Friday morning!!!
Can't wait until fall to do it all again!
Swanny
Can't find that kind of road in NJ
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Quote from: Mhanis on June 09, 2015, 03:47:36 PM
**yawn**
Surely the must be something on TV to entertain a mind like that.
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Quote from: RichD on June 11, 2015, 10:43:20 PM
Surely the must be something on TV to entertain a mind like that.
Actually, no. I have been riding through the Allegheny mountains all week! Though I did watch a bit of "The Green Mile" last night.......
I could only ever hope to achieve the high level of poop throwing that you and 'Skrat engage in. Sigh.
Mark
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cokey
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Guess we should have an arm wrestling contest....
Almost time. I wanted to trade in my '12 traverse for something bigger that can tow my other car. With the damaged door and hood (NYC parking) I can't get enough to pay off. Might try and fix it and see. But looks like I'll be flying back and driving the neon back to Tx. Which needs a new clutch and or clutch fork. Great design, fork wears away where the throw out bearing pushes against it.
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Ok babe I surrender to u. U may work me out till I drop
Quote from: Timmy Tucker on February 27, 2011, 11:11:58 AM
About the goat...
His name was Bob, but the family called him BeelzeBob.
make the beast with two backs goats.
RichD
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June 12, 2015, 11:08:01 PM »
Quote from: cokey on June 12, 2015, 05:30:10 PM
Guess we should have an arm wrestling contest....
Almost time. I wanted to trade in my '12 traverse for something bigger that can tow my other car. With the damaged door and hood (NYC parking) I can't get enough to pay off. Might try and fix it and see. But looks like I'll be flying back and driving the neon back to Tx. Which needs a new clutch and or clutch fork. Great design, fork wears away where the throw out bearing pushes against it.
If you think the Neon will get fixed in TX, I know some good shade tree mechanics who are very reasonable in Arlington.
Aerogeek, Slag, SirT and others will recommend them too.
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cokey
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Will need to fix here. If I had a garage I would do it.
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Ok babe I surrender to u. U may work me out till I drop
Quote from: Timmy Tucker on February 27, 2011, 11:11:58 AM
About the goat...
His name was Bob, but the family called him BeelzeBob.
make the beast with two backs goats.
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