I was going to post a message here either Wednesday or yesterday about my
observations of having Democrats in power.
I am kind of a 'borderline' employee. I know enough to get by, and have a
boatload of experience, but when it comes down to it, with so many people
with full college educations, I sometimes get left out in the cold. I just
never finished, although I do have an Associate's and about 3 years of
Part-time schooling.
So, when the Republicans are in power, and the job market begins to
tighten, I'm usually the next one after the Kolledge Kids to get hired.
When the Dems are in power, the job market slacks, and I can usually hold
my own to a point, but eventually I get the Pink Slip.
The Freakin' Dems aren't even in power yet, and ALREADY I'm hit!!!!
I took today off since it was such a nice day and the last day I was going
to drive the Supra with the roof off. It goes into storage tomorrow.
I was Simonizing the Scion when I got a call; my boss, his boss and HR.
I knew what it was...I had just made a joke about the Company letter I got
with my check yesterday; "What's this, a Pink Slip?"
Always the way it goes; when the Republicans are in power, I do very well,
when the Democrats are in power, my skills just aren't in demand.
I don't think I am supposed to say "shit" am I? Your luck is kind of
like the guy who was going to be Kerry's campaign manager until a few
weeks ago.
Ron
On Fri, 10 Nov 2006 22:29:21 GMT, Hachiroku <Hachiroku_ae86@ae86.gts>
wrote:
[color=blue]
>I was going to post a message here either Wednesday or yesterday about my
>observations of having Democrats in power.
>
>I am kind of a 'borderline' employee. I know enough to get by, and have a
>boatload of experience, but when it comes down to it, with so many people
>with full college educations, I sometimes get left out in the cold. I just
>never finished, although I do have an Associate's and about 3 years of
>Part-time schooling.
>
>So, when the Republicans are in power, and the job market begins to
>tighten, I'm usually the next one after the Kolledge Kids to get hired.
>
>When the Dems are in power, the job market slacks, and I can usually hold
>my own to a point, but eventually I get the Pink Slip.
>
>The Freakin' Dems aren't even in power yet, and ALREADY I'm hit!!!!
>
>I took today off since it was such a nice day and the last day I was going
>to drive the Supra with the roof off. It goes into storage tomorrow.
>I was Simonizing the Scion when I got a call; my boss, his boss and HR.
>I knew what it was...I had just made a joke about the Company letter I got
>with my check yesterday; "What's this, a Pink Slip?"
>
>Always the way it goes; when the Republicans are in power, I do very well,
>when the Democrats are in power, my skills just aren't in demand.
>
>Too bad I'm a Techie and not a Burger Flipper...[/color]
Sorry to hear about your loss.
btdt....
Damn they could have done it in person.
You will end up on your feed.
Hell the Dims are in charge of your state now....not to worry.
In article <pan.2006.11.10.22.29.10.984000@ae86.gts>,
Hachiroku <Hachiroku_ae86@ae86.gts> wrote:
[color=blue]
> I was going to post a message here either Wednesday or yesterday about my
> observations of having Democrats in power.
>
> I am kind of a 'borderline' employee. I know enough to get by, and have a
> boatload of experience, but when it comes down to it, with so many people
> with full college educations, I sometimes get left out in the cold. I just
> never finished, although I do have an Associate's and about 3 years of
> Part-time schooling.
>
> So, when the Republicans are in power, and the job market begins to
> tighten, I'm usually the next one after the Kolledge Kids to get hired.
>
> When the Dems are in power, the job market slacks, and I can usually hold
> my own to a point, but eventually I get the Pink Slip.
>
> The Freakin' Dems aren't even in power yet, and ALREADY I'm hit!!!!
>
> I took today off since it was such a nice day and the last day I was going
> to drive the Supra with the roof off. It goes into storage tomorrow.
> I was Simonizing the Scion when I got a call; my boss, his boss and HR.
> I knew what it was...I had just made a joke about the Company letter I got
> with my check yesterday; "What's this, a Pink Slip?"
>
> Always the way it goes; when the Republicans are in power, I do very well,
> when the Democrats are in power, my skills just aren't in demand.
>
> Too bad I'm a Techie and not a Burger Flipper...[/color]
Sorry to hear. Not to worry, the Democrats comming to power next year
will self generate thousands of new minimum wage jobs.
--
On Fri, 10 Nov 2006 16:50:35 -0600, dbu' wrote:
[color=blue]
> In article <pan.2006.11.10.22.29.10.984000@ae86.gts>,
> Hachiroku <Hachiroku_ae86@ae86.gts> wrote:
>[color=green]
>> I was going to post a message here either Wednesday or yesterday about my
>> observations of having Democrats in power.
>>
>> I am kind of a 'borderline' employee. I know enough to get by, and have a
>> boatload of experience, but when it comes down to it, with so many people
>> with full college educations, I sometimes get left out in the cold. I just
>> never finished, although I do have an Associate's and about 3 years of
>> Part-time schooling.
>>
>> So, when the Republicans are in power, and the job market begins to
>> tighten, I'm usually the next one after the Kolledge Kids to get hired.
>>
>> When the Dems are in power, the job market slacks, and I can usually hold
>> my own to a point, but eventually I get the Pink Slip.
>>
>> The Freakin' Dems aren't even in power yet, and ALREADY I'm hit!!!!
>>
>> I took today off since it was such a nice day and the last day I was going
>> to drive the Supra with the roof off. It goes into storage tomorrow.
>> I was Simonizing the Scion when I got a call; my boss, his boss and HR.
>> I knew what it was...I had just made a joke about the Company letter I got
>> with my check yesterday; "What's this, a Pink Slip?"
>>
>> Always the way it goes; when the Republicans are in power, I do very well,
>> when the Democrats are in power, my skills just aren't in demand.
>>
>> Too bad I'm a Techie and not a Burger Flipper...[/color]
>
> Sorry to hear. Not to worry, the Democrats comming to power next year
> will self generate thousands of new minimum wage jobs.[/color]
On Fri, 10 Nov 2006 22:40:12 +0000, Scott in Florida wrote:
[color=blue]
> On Fri, 10 Nov 2006 22:29:21 GMT, Hachiroku <Hachiroku_ae86@ae86.gts>
> wrote:
>[color=green]
>>I was going to post a message here either Wednesday or yesterday about my
>>observations of having Democrats in power.
>>
>>I am kind of a 'borderline' employee. I know enough to get by, and have a
>>boatload of experience, but when it comes down to it, with so many people
>>with full college educations, I sometimes get left out in the cold. I just
>>never finished, although I do have an Associate's and about 3 years of
>>Part-time schooling.
>>
>>So, when the Republicans are in power, and the job market begins to
>>tighten, I'm usually the next one after the Kolledge Kids to get hired.
>>
>>When the Dems are in power, the job market slacks, and I can usually hold
>>my own to a point, but eventually I get the Pink Slip.
>>
>>The Freakin' Dems aren't even in power yet, and ALREADY I'm hit!!!!
>>
>>I took today off since it was such a nice day and the last day I was going
>>to drive the Supra with the roof off. It goes into storage tomorrow.
>>I was Simonizing the Scion when I got a call; my boss, his boss and HR.
>>I knew what it was...I had just made a joke about the Company letter I got
>>with my check yesterday; "What's this, a Pink Slip?"
>>
>>Always the way it goes; when the Republicans are in power, I do very well,
>>when the Democrats are in power, my skills just aren't in demand.
>>
>>Too bad I'm a Techie and not a Burger Flipper...[/color]
>
> Sorry to hear about your loss.
>
> btdt....
>
> Damn they could have done it in person.[/color]
Nah, it's ok. They didn't know I was going to be out today, and my boss
was glad, because they weren't going to tell us until 2. He knew yesterday
at 2, but I had left cause I wasn't well.
[color=blue]
>
> You will end up on your feed.
>
> Hell the Dims are in charge of your state now....not to worry.
>
> Let me know if I can be of any help...[/color]
On Fri, 10 Nov 2006 22:34:59 +0000, ron wrote:
[color=blue]
> I don't think I am supposed to say "shit" am I? Your luck is kind of
> like the guy who was going to be Kerry's campaign manager until a few
> weeks ago.
> Ron[/color]
On Sat, 11 Nov 2006 00:38:09 GMT, Hachiroku <Trueno@AE86.gts> wrote:
[color=blue]
>On Fri, 10 Nov 2006 16:50:35 -0600, dbu' wrote:
>[color=green]
>> In article <pan.2006.11.10.22.29.10.984000@ae86.gts>,
>> Hachiroku <Hachiroku_ae86@ae86.gts> wrote:
>>[color=darkred]
>>> I was going to post a message here either Wednesday or yesterday about my
>>> observations of having Democrats in power.
>>>
>>> I am kind of a 'borderline' employee. I know enough to get by, and have a
>>> boatload of experience, but when it comes down to it, with so many people
>>> with full college educations, I sometimes get left out in the cold. I just
>>> never finished, although I do have an Associate's and about 3 years of
>>> Part-time schooling.
>>>
>>> So, when the Republicans are in power, and the job market begins to
>>> tighten, I'm usually the next one after the Kolledge Kids to get hired.
>>>
>>> When the Dems are in power, the job market slacks, and I can usually hold
>>> my own to a point, but eventually I get the Pink Slip.
>>>
>>> The Freakin' Dems aren't even in power yet, and ALREADY I'm hit!!!!
>>>
>>> I took today off since it was such a nice day and the last day I was going
>>> to drive the Supra with the roof off. It goes into storage tomorrow.
>>> I was Simonizing the Scion when I got a call; my boss, his boss and HR.
>>> I knew what it was...I had just made a joke about the Company letter I got
>>> with my check yesterday; "What's this, a Pink Slip?"
>>>
>>> Always the way it goes; when the Republicans are in power, I do very well,
>>> when the Democrats are in power, my skills just aren't in demand.
>>>
>>> Too bad I'm a Techie and not a Burger Flipper...[/color]
>>
>> Sorry to hear. Not to worry, the Democrats comming to power next year
>> will self generate thousands of new minimum wage jobs.[/color]
>
>
>Nah. I'll just go on the dole.
>
>Oh, wait. I'm not an illegal immigrant...[/color]
....but you ARE in Howie's state...LOL
I just had a call from a friend that works for United Airlines. He
was out of work for a long time due to an arm injury. He was telling
me the shit routes you get when you go back to work...LOL
>I was going to post a message here either Wednesday or yesterday about my[color=blue]
> observations of having Democrats in power.
>
> I am kind of a 'borderline' employee. I know enough to get by, and have a
> boatload of experience, but when it comes down to it, with so many people
> with full college educations, I sometimes get left out in the cold. I just
> never finished, although I do have an Associate's and about 3 years of
> Part-time schooling.
>
> So, when the Republicans are in power, and the job market begins to
> tighten, I'm usually the next one after the Kolledge Kids to get hired.
>
> When the Dems are in power, the job market slacks, and I can usually hold
> my own to a point, but eventually I get the Pink Slip.
>
> The Freakin' Dems aren't even in power yet, and ALREADY I'm hit!!!!
>
> I took today off since it was such a nice day and the last day I was going
> to drive the Supra with the roof off. It goes into storage tomorrow.
> I was Simonizing the Scion when I got a call; my boss, his boss and HR.
> I knew what it was...I had just made a joke about the Company letter I got
> with my check yesterday; "What's this, a Pink Slip?"
>
> Always the way it goes; when the Republicans are in power, I do very well,
> when the Democrats are in power, my skills just aren't in demand.
>
> Too bad I'm a Techie and not a Burger Flipper...[/color]
Sorry to hear that. But last time the Democrats was in power (90s), techie
was in great demand. Ever since Republicans took control in 2000, techie
demand has been declining and Burger flipper was in great demand. May be you
are the victim of this decline. You should be glad that now Democrats will
be in power because techie will be in demand again.
"Hachiroku" <Hachiroku_ae86@ae86.gts> wrote in message
news:pan.2006.11.10.22.29.10.984000@ae86.gts...[color=blue]
>I was going to post a message here either Wednesday or yesterday about my
> observations of having Democrats in power.
>
> I am kind of a 'borderline' employee. I know enough to get by, and have a
> boatload of experience, but when it comes down to it, with so many people
> with full college educations, I sometimes get left out in the cold. I just
> never finished, although I do have an Associate's and about 3 years of
> Part-time schooling.
>
> So, when the Republicans are in power, and the job market begins to
> tighten, I'm usually the next one after the Kolledge Kids to get hired.
>
> When the Dems are in power, the job market slacks, and I can usually hold
> my own to a point, but eventually I get the Pink Slip.
>
> The Freakin' Dems aren't even in power yet, and ALREADY I'm hit!!!!
>
> I took today off since it was such a nice day and the last day I was going
> to drive the Supra with the roof off. It goes into storage tomorrow.
> I was Simonizing the Scion when I got a call; my boss, his boss and HR.
> I knew what it was...I had just made a joke about the Company letter I got
> with my check yesterday; "What's this, a Pink Slip?"[/color]
Leaving the politics & any possible cause-effect aside... Bummer. Good
luck re: new employment.
Cathy
[color=blue]
>
> Always the way it goes; when the Republicans are in power, I do very well,
> when the Democrats are in power, my skills just aren't in demand.
>
> Too bad I'm a Techie and not a Burger Flipper...
>[/color]
On Sat, 11 Nov 2006 02:05:12 +0000, ZR wrote:
[color=blue][color=green]
>>I was going to post a message here either Wednesday or yesterday about my
>> observations of having Democrats in power.
>>
>> I am kind of a 'borderline' employee. I know enough to get by, and have a
>> boatload of experience, but when it comes down to it, with so many people
>> with full college educations, I sometimes get left out in the cold. I just
>> never finished, although I do have an Associate's and about 3 years of
>> Part-time schooling.
>>
>> So, when the Republicans are in power, and the job market begins to
>> tighten, I'm usually the next one after the Kolledge Kids to get hired.
>>
>> When the Dems are in power, the job market slacks, and I can usually hold
>> my own to a point, but eventually I get the Pink Slip.
>>
>> The Freakin' Dems aren't even in power yet, and ALREADY I'm hit!!!!
>>
>> I took today off since it was such a nice day and the last day I was going
>> to drive the Supra with the roof off. It goes into storage tomorrow.
>> I was Simonizing the Scion when I got a call; my boss, his boss and HR.
>> I knew what it was...I had just made a joke about the Company letter I got
>> with my check yesterday; "What's this, a Pink Slip?"
>>
>> Always the way it goes; when the Republicans are in power, I do very well,
>> when the Democrats are in power, my skills just aren't in demand.
>>
>> Too bad I'm a Techie and not a Burger Flipper...[/color]
>
> Sorry to hear that. But last time the Democrats was in power (90s), techie
> was in great demand.[/color]
I got the axe then, too from a high-paying job to one for half the salary.
[color=blue]
> Ever since Republicans took control in 2000, techie
> demand has been declining and Burger flipper was in great demand. May be you
> are the victim of this decline. You should be glad that now Democrats will
> be in power because techie will be in demand again.[/color]
No, I'm glad because Democrats give away the farm. Woooo Hoooo!
Unemployment, here I come! Should be large grants for UI under the Dems,
eh?
On Sat, 11 Nov 2006 01:23:23 +0000, Scott in Florida wrote:
[color=blue]
> On Sat, 11 Nov 2006 00:38:09 GMT, Hachiroku <Trueno@AE86.gts> wrote:
>[color=green]
>>On Fri, 10 Nov 2006 16:50:35 -0600, dbu' wrote:
>>[color=darkred]
>>> In article <pan.2006.11.10.22.29.10.984000@ae86.gts>,
>>> Hachiroku <Hachiroku_ae86@ae86.gts> wrote:
>>>
>>>> I was going to post a message here either Wednesday or yesterday about my
>>>> observations of having Democrats in power.
>>>>
>>>> I am kind of a 'borderline' employee. I know enough to get by, and have a
>>>> boatload of experience, but when it comes down to it, with so many people
>>>> with full college educations, I sometimes get left out in the cold. I just
>>>> never finished, although I do have an Associate's and about 3 years of
>>>> Part-time schooling.
>>>>
>>>> So, when the Republicans are in power, and the job market begins to
>>>> tighten, I'm usually the next one after the Kolledge Kids to get hired.
>>>>
>>>> When the Dems are in power, the job market slacks, and I can usually hold
>>>> my own to a point, but eventually I get the Pink Slip.
>>>>
>>>> The Freakin' Dems aren't even in power yet, and ALREADY I'm hit!!!!
>>>>
>>>> I took today off since it was such a nice day and the last day I was going
>>>> to drive the Supra with the roof off. It goes into storage tomorrow.
>>>> I was Simonizing the Scion when I got a call; my boss, his boss and HR.
>>>> I knew what it was...I had just made a joke about the Company letter I got
>>>> with my check yesterday; "What's this, a Pink Slip?"
>>>>
>>>> Always the way it goes; when the Republicans are in power, I do very well,
>>>> when the Democrats are in power, my skills just aren't in demand.
>>>>
>>>> Too bad I'm a Techie and not a Burger Flipper...
>>>
>>> Sorry to hear. Not to worry, the Democrats comming to power next year
>>> will self generate thousands of new minimum wage jobs.[/color]
>>
>>
>>Nah. I'll just go on the dole.
>>
>>Oh, wait. I'm not an illegal immigrant...[/color]
>
> ...but you ARE in Howie's state...LOL
>
> I just had a call from a friend that works for United Airlines. He
> was out of work for a long time due to an arm injury. He was telling
> me the shit routes you get when you go back to work...LOL
>
> A better job will show up...[/color]
Those kinds of jobs are hard to come by here in the Western part of the
state. I had lucked out big time when I got this one.
I have an interview Tuesday for a temp. My supervisor (it's hard to call a
32 year old your 'boss') called and said if the company makes it, he'll
call me and try to get me hired back as Desktop Support.
I remember (sort of) a phrase someone had on their wall in bastardized latin
"Illigitimum non carborundum" or some such - ie don't let the bastards wear
you down.
School for a while or to much $$?
Look at it as a way out of what you were doing.
(Easy for me to say Hach, I am retired but wife is still working - she is an
RN and the education she got as kids got out of school makes probably
50-60k/year difference AND always a job offer on the table)
ZR wrote:[color=blue]
> Sorry to hear that. But last time the Democrats was in power (90s), techie
> was in great demand. Ever since Republicans took control in 2000, techie
> demand has been declining and Burger flipper was in great demand. May be you
> are the victim of this decline. You should be glad that now Democrats will
> be in power because techie will be in demand again.[/color]
if his company was doing that poorly, he would have been laid off
regardless of who is running things. i seriously doubt his boss said "oh
shit, the dems won! now ive got to fire people!" people need a bogeyman
to point the finger at, though.
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