Welcome to the IHoP

[lithium 358]

i thought email was destroying the usps?

[jonbearsmt 919]

[///M5 2,833]

i thought email was destroying the usps?

what is email?

[dem beats 1,223]

Epic. I smell like gun powder.... and a guy from a mil branch gave me a suggestion on how to fix my AR-10 issues.

He said the aluminum magazines had a lot of problems with double feeding and when they all switched to pmags it cured the issues.

308 is not 223 but 20 bucks for a much better magazine is money well spent and if it fixes it, awesome.

[dem beats 1,223]

I was really shaky today. But I managed to calm down and put 15 rounds of .45 auto through the red at about 16-18 feet.

If I had not felt like such shit I think I could have pushed it back further.

The wife wore a super short skirt, but combat boots so she could plant her feet. Every gun in the place simultaneously got turned on and real scared when she deftly put 19 rounds of deafeningly loud 308 through the chest of a zombie target.

[dem beats 1,223]

And I REALLY need padding for shooting the benilli.

Even "low recoil" was a killer. Girls only shot 2 rounds.

[Sencheezy 689]

[jonbearsmt 919]

[liljestrand 244]

Oh man....so glad oregon lost. Having to deal with all these g'damn bandwagoners up here sucks.

[Tirefryr 1,742]

Unions had a point back when miners had their family held at gunpoint. Literally.

Now the unions hold the workers at gunpoint. And companies. I got a first hand look into the filth working in HR in the medical world.

Most of those union heads are the pinnacle of slime. Some are good, but the system is corrupted.

The union system is just as corrupted as the entire corporate system. To solely base your issues on the union workforce is a joke. There are many places that still need union support, hell I work for one, but ultimately, mismanagement is what leads to failure.

There was a time when unions were needed, but that day has long since past.

We can thank unions for driving up the costs of so many items we use today, and we can also thank them for the financial ruin they are leaving state and local governments in... Their demands for astronomical wages either destroy a company financially, or drive up the costs of the finished product so high that American companies cannot compete with foreign companies unless they move production to foreign countries. Seriously, a broom pusher at a GM plant deserves a $20 an hour wage, plus an additional $10-5 an hour worth of benefits from paid sick days, paid holidays, paid vacation, various insurance benefits (health, dental, life, disability, etc.), pension plans, and various other benefits that many skilled laborers will never enjoy? The car buyer pays for it, and when the company goes into financial collapse you, John Q Taxpayer, foots the bill. Go buy food in the union ridden grocery stores in SoCal. You will pay $6.99 for a Stoufers Macaroni and cheese at Ralphs... Go to WalMart (a non-union shop) and you will pay $1.99. Raphs stores constantly suffer from strikes, every 3 or 4 years, WalMart plugs right along unfazed.

Look at public sector unions, and the financial impact they have on local and state economies. Wages for Public sector union employees is almost 35% higher then their non-union counterparts. Their pension plans are crippling the local and state economies. Look throughout California where cities are having to file bankruptcy and resend their charters as cities because they simply cannot keep up with labor union demands, which not only includes pensions, but the high wages and tremendous vacation days offered to the employees.

Want to see another labor union catastrophe?

What is destroying the postal service? You guessed it... huge wages, huge vacation and holiday offerings, massive pension plans, and Cadillac health care plans. Guess how these benefits packages that crippled such a huge company were devised? Collective bargaining, or what you might call, Labor Unions.

Sure, you can argue that the businesses should be able to generate the income to cover these costs. Just look at how much more these items cost us to buy, they must be making the money! No, these are being used simply to pay the highest business taxes in the world, the highest wages in the world, the richest benefits packages in the world, and retirement packages that are unfathomable to the rest of the world. All of these (except the business taxes) are negotiated by labor unions.

I will agree with you in regards to the UAW, and PO, but being in the trades my entire life an in two unions, they are not out of line like the UAW or PO. IBEW is all union member owner and operated. Their insurance is paid by the union, delegated by the union and union run;pensions are the same, they are also their own bank. Plumbers and Pipefitters, Carpenter and Millwright, and Sheetmetal are all the same. These make up the same if not more union work that the UAW and PO and they don't have any of the issues any of the manufacturing unions have. You just simply can not place all the blame on a union and it's workforce. Many businesses have dealt with strikes and still lived. Many have had the unions dissolved and still lived. At the end of the day, it's up to the people who manage the workers and finances to make sure everything is how it needs to be.

How many times do we see these large companies bring in these CEOs, sign them to multi-million dollar contracts, only to have to fire these guys for fucking the company up so bad and still owe them tens of millions of dollars. So now a small problem is now two-fold and it just spirals out of control.

[Tirefryr 1,742]

Oh man....so glad oregon lost. Having to deal with all these g'damn bandwagoners up here sucks.

Try living in South Bend. . . . . . .

It is nice for the community though, and the whores really come out when they win.

I'm getting a sitter for next Saturday. Win win for me. They beat Southern Cal and the chicks drink so much, they are easy. They lose, they drink away their sorrows and look for a penis bon bon.

[jonbearsmt 919]

[jonbearsmt 919]

boom

Edited November 21, 2012 by bigjon

[liljestrand 244]

i find some weird fucking shit on my photobucket plunders.. check this shit out...

NSFW

http://s1299.photobu...zps11f0be51.mp4

Oh jeebus...that reminds me of the guy from silence of the lambs.

[ak11667 10]

http://www.amazon.co...n/dp/B005MR3IVO

641 of 651 people found the following review helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars Excellent Veterinary applications October 12, 2011

By William A. Hooker

As a Fertility Specialist for Pachyderms, this was exactly what we needed to help rebuild elephant populations all over sub-saharan africa. It's not all just Medications and IVF treatments. Some times you need a loudspeaker, a Barry White CD and a 55 Gallon drum of Lube.

[OuTLaWeD 110]

i find some weird pucking shit on my photobucket plunders.. check this shit out...

NSFW

http://s1299.photobu...zps11f0be51.mp4

OH DAMN!!! THAT IS SOME NASTY AS SHIT RIGHT THERE MAN!!

[ricksi30 923]

Is that^^ a guy lol?

[MKader17 332]

interview with HR or Engineering?

Engineering. 1st interview was Engineer gone HR

[lithium 358]

i'm looking to get tablet as my graduation present for <250$. i think the top choices are nexus 7 32gb ($250) or galaxy tab 2 ($)200.

i dont think i'll need more than 32gb for music so the question is whether or not the extra $50 for the nexus 7 is justified.

I'm planning to use it to replaces hu in my car (similar as to what sean has done in his boat using minidsp's as processing), some casual gaming on emulators, internetz etc.

[lithium 358]

general idea, i'll probably save time and make permanent if this goes into my current (pos) car.

[Julian 641]

i'm looking to get tablet as my graduation present for <250$. i think the top choices are nexus 7 32gb ($250) or galaxy tab 2 ($)200.

i dont think i'll need more than 32gb for music so the question is whether or not the extra $50 for the nexus 7 is justified.

I'm planning to use it to replaces hu in my car (similar as to what sean has done in his boat using minidsp's as processing), some casual gaming on emulators, internetz etc.

I'm contemplating selling my Galaxy Tab 10.1 (VZW) version 32gb with built in 4g lte/wifi/3g

Might sell it for 250$ if you're interested when I'm back state side.

[lithium 358]

i think the 10" might be too big for what i'm planning but thanks for the offer.

[dem beats 1,223]

I love my gallaxy tab. I think samsung has it down so far... and that is too bad, as I was soooo excited for the asus transformer.

Mk can go over some of the issues he has had.... not sure if they are sorted.

The 10" is great if you want to surf, but it is the EXACT wrong size for typing. Too big for thumbs, too small for home row style typing.

For movies it is really nice to have that size. And it helps when working emails or lists.

[Adrian_D 520]

After scoring a cheap overflow bottle cap (OEM, new), I scored a front bumper and endcaps for 1 euro

Now I won't be worried about cutting it up for intercooler vents. Hooray for ebay.

[sandt38 448]

i'm looking to get tablet as my graduation present for <250$. i think the top choices are nexus 7 32gb ($250) or galaxy tab 2 ($)200.

i dont think i'll need more than 32gb for music so the question is whether or not the extra $50 for the nexus 7 is justified.

I'm planning to use it to replaces hu in my car (similar as to what sean has done in his boat using minidsp's as processing), some casual gaming on emulators, internetz etc.

I like the Samsung tablet. FWIW you can get a 32gb SD card for less than $50.