I would honestly suggest that one thing we could do to reduce the number of people entering immediately would be to crack down on people who employ anyone without proper documentation. That seems like a workable solution. Funny how it never comes up.
People who haven't seen the boneyards probably can't appreciate the scale. Driving for miles past row of parked and stored vehicles stretching into the distance, then even more miles of bunker after bunker after bunker. It's a creepy experience. And it's not like there's just one of these. I've personally visited the ones in Utah and Nevada but those things are all over the place.
The weird thing is, the several that I've seen are all in places not yet mentioned... there is probably at least one site in most states. Which boggles the mind. We had to stay in a fema trailer on one of the larger sites. Went for a jog in the morning. Vehicles stacked three deep on either side of the road was weird and a bit cool. Later, when I saw that the road was 20 miles long and there are a couple dozen roads just like that, it kinda makes you a bit wozy.
"fake news" I think is the real poster child. This was and is a very real thing but they managed to quickly change that definition to be "reporting on anything bad we did"
Grow up. I'm not a fan of Matt Gatez. However, when he has a good idea I'm happy to see he's actually trying to do something for the country instead of his party or himself.
After a very long day... my battle, and I went to get some pizza at the bazaar in KAF. Walking the 2 miles back to our CHU we checked the local magic dumpsters (the ones near the short timers were everyone finally dumped off their either illegal or no longer needed items of much tangible value to people still living in a metal box). Anyhow, there was some kind of score inside one of magic dumpsters. Long story short, our pizza fell onto the bottom of said magic dumpster... The magic was gone, and now we just stared at our pizza that we worked long and hard to enjoy, that was now dumpster pizza. Trash pizza. Pizza debris. Discarded Za.
I'm gonna say that it was because Eisenhower did such a good job of correcting the system that all you had to do was try to follow his model slightly and it would be enough for a win on the election.
Unless you agreed to the new position and lower salary they can’t break your contract without firing you. Taking on new responsibilities is also not in your current contract and would also be considered constructive dismissal.
I wish most companies were set up this way. I used to work for an ESOP company. I was there for 5.5 years and had to go to military training (warrant officer WOBC for an MOS that was directly tied to what I was doing for them) and they decided to eliminate my position on veterans day. I would have been completely vested if I had gone to the training unpaid by them.
We used to do a little dental clinic in the shop. Wasn't the greatest in town, but when you get a cleaning for a 30 rack of Busch latte you take what you can get.
Somehow we took a wrong turn and got the geopolitical equivalent of a Tom Clancy novel involving coups, land wars in eastern Europe, Russian separatists, and potential broken arrow scenarios...and the equivalent of some teenagers dumb rip off Tom Clancy novel at home involving stupid Watergate, the redneck coup, and pop culture presidents.
As someone who eats meat and is married to a vegetarian, impossible meats revolutionized shared meals. The taste is entirely comparable and cannot be recognized if made correctly (think tacos, minces and macaroni dishes). I realize for some it might seem silly or a fad, but for others it is the best thing to come along in quite a while.
I miss Eisenhower
Thank you! That was the last republican President that I truly admired, and every President since has been dismantling his legacy and safety rails.
Pay off your debts, budget, fund an emergency fund, invest.
If I ever get there, this is a hundo percent what I am doing.
I would honestly suggest that one thing we could do to reduce the number of people entering immediately would be to crack down on people who employ anyone without proper documentation. That seems like a workable solution. Funny how it never comes up.
My thoughts exactly. If this really was a problem, go after employers, and they would stop coming because no one would want the risk.
Boom Boom Tika Boom packs a punch for sure. I'm currently rocking about two cans a day, and it tastes better than Red Bull. Never been so productive😃
People who haven't seen the boneyards probably can't appreciate the scale. Driving for miles past row of parked and stored vehicles stretching into the distance, then even more miles of bunker after bunker after bunker. It's a creepy experience. And it's not like there's just one of these. I've personally visited the ones in Utah and Nevada but those things are all over the place.
The weird thing is, the several that I've seen are all in places not yet mentioned... there is probably at least one site in most states. Which boggles the mind. We had to stay in a fema trailer on one of the larger sites. Went for a jog in the morning. Vehicles stacked three deep on either side of the road was weird and a bit cool. Later, when I saw that the road was 20 miles long and there are a couple dozen roads just like that, it kinda makes you a bit wozy.
You would be doing a massive, massive disservice to yourself if you do not play OG first. I cannot stress that enough.
This is the only correct answer. Remake is not the same game.
I'm in the US Army.
Say more.
"fake news" I think is the real poster child. This was and is a very real thing but they managed to quickly change that definition to be "reporting on anything bad we did"
I don't know why they don't call it Fox news. Same thing.
Because she sucks in every other way.
Grow up. I'm not a fan of Matt Gatez. However, when he has a good idea I'm happy to see he's actually trying to do something for the country instead of his party or himself.
You come across as a brigader.
No idea what that is.
That's a big nope from me.
Milch.
After a very long day... my battle, and I went to get some pizza at the bazaar in KAF. Walking the 2 miles back to our CHU we checked the local magic dumpsters (the ones near the short timers were everyone finally dumped off their either illegal or no longer needed items of much tangible value to people still living in a metal box). Anyhow, there was some kind of score inside one of magic dumpsters. Long story short, our pizza fell onto the bottom of said magic dumpster... The magic was gone, and now we just stared at our pizza that we worked long and hard to enjoy, that was now dumpster pizza. Trash pizza. Pizza debris. Discarded Za.
American Sniper.
I'm gonna say that it was because Eisenhower did such a good job of correcting the system that all you had to do was try to follow his model slightly and it would be enough for a win on the election.
Unless you agreed to the new position and lower salary they can’t break your contract without firing you. Taking on new responsibilities is also not in your current contract and would also be considered constructive dismissal.
I wish most companies were set up this way. I used to work for an ESOP company. I was there for 5.5 years and had to go to military training (warrant officer WOBC for an MOS that was directly tied to what I was doing for them) and they decided to eliminate my position on veterans day. I would have been completely vested if I had gone to the training unpaid by them.
Columbus is very diverse , and each area has its specific dos and don'ts.
Thanos was right.
Jew Mexico !?! Aha!
Graindad.
I've been doing it for a decade after a spinal injury. One of the best decisions I've ever made.
We used to do a little dental clinic in the shop. Wasn't the greatest in town, but when you get a cleaning for a 30 rack of Busch latte you take what you can get.
Somehow we took a wrong turn and got the geopolitical equivalent of a Tom Clancy novel involving coups, land wars in eastern Europe, Russian separatists, and potential broken arrow scenarios...and the equivalent of some teenagers dumb rip off Tom Clancy novel at home involving stupid Watergate, the redneck coup, and pop culture presidents.
I'm no scientist, but I believe we have to start throwing offenders into a volcano to appease the vengeful God and make amends to Harambe.
As someone who eats meat and is married to a vegetarian, impossible meats revolutionized shared meals. The taste is entirely comparable and cannot be recognized if made correctly (think tacos, minces and macaroni dishes). I realize for some it might seem silly or a fad, but for others it is the best thing to come along in quite a while.
Necromancy?
Ohio needs all the construction workers we can get. As fat as I know, deep blue states need them even more. Sucks to suck Florida....