What obsession is this one?Jay wrote:
You have weird obsessions.SuperJail Warden wrote:
So people don't go hungry when we don't have to. In World War 2 we produced a new tank every few seconds. We could do that but can't pack oranges?Jay wrote:
Again, why would you want them to do it?
I want to save the hungry children.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
bro why do obsess about starving americans?
i finished the program 2 years ago. i'm union (IBEW) but i'm not really an electrician/wireman. i kinda wish i was though because it's less responsibility and i like hands on mechanical stuff but at the same time i hate being out in the sun all day breaking my back. i was a groundman for lineman for about 8 months since i thought i wanted to be a lineman at first. there was some good days but overall that shit sucked for a lot of reasons. it's exhausting work most of the time and pretty dangerous as well, not to mention the shitty personalities/work culture. i can't even count how many times i had journeymen cuss me out throwing shit, acting like little kids on a heated temper tantrum. that type of work is only legit if you can promote super quick into some type of management/supervisor position. not even worth the time it takes to get there. i want to be in good physical health when i'm like 50 and still be able to go skiing and shit without walking with a limp.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
I have a buddy who works for MWD. How long have you been an electrician? Union or non-union?lil_droo wrote:
Yeah arc flash rated smok suit. Only really for opening/closing discs and CBs in the rack. I just wear a normal FR long sleeve and pants otherwiseJay wrote:
In a Cal suit?
Have u worked in substations before?
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Why don't you want to reopen schools?SuperJail Warden wrote:
Jay, why don't you want to save the hungry children?
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what do they normally do during the summer?SuperJail Warden wrote:
The school year is over. What do you plan to have them do during the summer?
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This is not a normal summer. We are in a depression. Even if we open up the economy and force everyone back to work, the economy will be shot.Jay wrote:
what do they normally do during the summer?SuperJail Warden wrote:
The school year is over. What do you plan to have them do during the summer?
The National Guardsmen will just try to have sex with kids. They will offer them rations in exchange for sex just like Vietnam.Jay wrote:
I read in the paper today that 20% of teachers do not want to return to work in the fall. We should have the National Guard come in and fill those roles.
It's probably a good thing for Jay's sanity that he's out. Also, aren't JROTC events canceled, with only a resumption tentatively planned for August?Currently, the military branches require all personnel on base to wear face coverings when they cannot maintain six feet of physical distance in public areas or work centers. This applies to all military personnel, Defense Department civilian employees, contractors, family members and other base visitors. The rules do not apply within a personal residence located on a military installation, or to active-duty members off base and off duty.
Military families undergoing a pack-out in conjunction with PCS orders are required to wear face coverings while the movers are present in their residence; this applies to both on-base and off-base housing. Military families living in government housing may be required to wear face coverings while maintenance personnel are present in their homes as well.
All exchanges and commissaries require all patrons to wear face coverings in stores both on and off base. AAFES and Navy Exchange outlets have both cloth and paper masks in stock and on sale at most locations worldwide and online.
All of this means that if you are on duty and don't wear a mask as required, you could face nonjudicial punishment. If your family members are caught on base without masks in a public situation, you may expect to have a discussion with your chain of command regarding their behavior. Also, if you are a visitor to a military base, you won't be let through the main gate unless you have a mask in your possession.
jay is going to blame americans being anxious and depressed on the hysterical libtards, neurotic jewish democrats, and the media.unnamednewbie13 wrote:
A third of Americans now show signs of clinical anxiety or depression, Census Bureau finds amid coronavirus pandemic 5/26
https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2 … rc404=true
I'm sure long-deteriorating living standards are partly to blame, as well as (at the risk of overextending my argument) food and health care insecurity during the ravages of an ongoing illness that has claimed more American lives in a few months than the Vietnam War did in 20 years.
I wonder what the memorial wall will look like.
Also, Jay: you should totally learn how to butcher animals as a part of your survivor training.
The press have missed a great big fat point.uziq wrote:
things are very febrile here at the moment. a minister has resigned from cabinet. it's fairly unprecedented for someone with the seniority of a minister to quit over an unelected political aide.
boris johnson, quite simply, has no balls. cummings is his ideas man and his strategy man.
