QuakerOats

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On Sep 16, 2019:

  • QuakerOats replied to "Those Twins visit These Indians for 3" at 02:46 pm
  • posted by cat_lover

     I was impressed with Karinchack when i saw him pitch in C-Bus. Everyone that they have brought up has been solid(Civale,Plesac,Karinchack) well maybe not everybody but you get my point. The young'en seem ready.

     

     

    Bring up the manager ?

     

    That’ll set off the insensitivity meter.

  • QuakerOats replied to "Impressed by the Trump administration part II" at 02:04 pm
  • posted by Fab4Runner

    Yes, you need a phone to get a job.

     

    Oddly enough, today you do not need a phone to get a job; you can literally walk in the front door of just about any business and be granted an interview because of the serious tightness of the current job market --- almost every employer is having difficulty finding enough workers (or should I say, people who want to work).

  • QuakerOats replied to "Impressed by the Trump administration part II" at 02:02 pm
  • posted by O-Trap

    There's a flaw baked into this idea.  It's within this line:
    "[...] we have the middle class actually stumping for the top 1% as if they had some connection to them."

    This assumes that the only reason those in the middle class would ever side with the top 1% is because they identify with them.  It precludes any notion that it's because those people believe that their position is ethically and philosophically more reasonable.

    Worth noting: I know very few, if any, who are in lock step with billionaires on everything.  Plenty who oppose tax increases on the wealthy, for example, also oppose those same wealthy individuals using their money to influence legislation.

     

    Better yet, it precludes the notion that those in the middle class understand they have the economic mobility to potentially one day move up to/toward the top ………so long as the Marxists do not get elected.

  • QuakerOats replied to "Progressives, part 3..." at 01:56 pm
  • posted by iclfan2

    Now it turns out the entire premise of the New York Times article, which they took from a book, PURPOSEFULLY left out the fact that the women who was alleged to have been the victim says it didn't happen. Just another day in your enemy of the people media. These things aren't accidents. 

     

     

    Not accidents at all.  The Rag has become nothing more than all-out left-wing propaganda.

  • QuakerOats replied to "2019 Dead pool" at 01:47 pm

  • That is a tough one; The Cars were one of my all-time favorites.

    After you get past all the big hits, there were so many other great songs such as All Mixed Up, It’s All I Can Do; Cruiser; Misfit Kid; Dangerous Type, and on and on ….

    The two most prominent band members now deceased, Ric Ocasek and Ben Orr (from Parma).

     

On Sep 13, 2019:

  • QuakerOats replied to "Impressed by the Trump administration part II" at 01:34 pm

  • …under a new rule being advanced by the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL), applicants for unemployment benefits may soon have to pass a drug test in order to receive benefits. The rule is closer to becoming a reality after the DOL sent it to the federal budget oversight office for final approval.

     

  • QuakerOats replied to "Browns Regular Season 2019 Season | Season of Dreams" at 10:35 am
  • posted by friendfromlowry

    Me: Maybe a grown man shouldn't always be pouring beer onto another grown man. The NFL seems to agree...?
    You: Stop defending irresponsibility!

    lol shut the fuck up. Also spare me the "going into the stands" garbage. They hop onto the wall, the people in the front row have to stand-up/lean over to slap them on the pads/helmet. This isn't Ron Artest going ten rows deep throwing punches. 

     

     

    Incite violence, expect a beat down, or at least some wet beer. 

     

     

    Get in the game.

On Sep 12, 2019:

  • QuakerOats replied to "Ohhhh FFS" at 12:18 pm

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    Yep.  Friend of mine is an AD in Massachusetts, between the PC BS and the whacko parents he simply describes his job as brutal.