Dudebro Nation

Iva13 Wrote:My friend gets a raise EVERY year in Jan. ranging from 25.00 to 35.00/week....but at least she gets one EVERY year w/o asking. She said depending on taxes she can see in her paycheck b/t 14.00 - 19.00 based on the 25.00...but at least its something...

nearly $20 a week clearing taxes aint to shabby

I think SRV is black on the inside

Brampton Wrote:

Pete Nice Wrote:

Joe In PA Wrote:The alternative is they give you a few thousand a year each raise and then they lay you off. Been there.

They won't lay me off b/c

1. They actually need more workers
2. I am the longest tenured employee in the northeast
3. I am willing to do anything without complaining much
4. I very rarely take days off
5. I do VERY good work
6. I cause far fewer problems than all the other employees
7. I follow the rules to the tee.

hock: hock: hock:

I knew either you LeNeve, Derick, Chip or Joe was going to do that.

I work alone, so there is nothing sexual there.

I am willing to do things last minute far away and shit like that. Do cases that other people bitch and whine about and won't do.

Pete Nice Wrote:

Brampton Wrote:

Pete Nice Wrote:

Joe In PA Wrote:The alternative is they give you a few thousand a year each raise and then they lay you off. Been there.

They won't lay me off b/c

1. They actually need more workers
2. I am the longest tenured employee in the northeast
3. I am willing to do anything without complaining much
4. I very rarely take days off
5. I do VERY good work
6. I cause far fewer problems than all the other employees
7. I follow the rules to the tee.

hock: hock: hock:

I knew either you LeNeve, Derick, Chip or Joe was going to do that.

I work alone, so there is nothing sexual there.

I am willing to do things last minute far away and shit like that. Do cases that other people bitch and whine about and won't do.

I gotta be honest, it crossed my mind.

Pete Nice Wrote:

Brampton Wrote:

Pete Nice Wrote:

Joe In PA Wrote:The alternative is they give you a few thousand a year each raise and then they lay you off. Been there.

They won't lay me off b/c

1. They actually need more workers
2. I am the longest tenured employee in the northeast
3. I am willing to do anything without complaining much
4. I very rarely take days off
5. I do VERY good work
6. I cause far fewer problems than all the other employees
7. I follow the rules to the tee.

hock: hock: hock:

I knew either you LeNeve, Derick, Chip or Joe was going to do that.

I work alone, so there is nothing sexual there.

I am willing to do things last minute far away and shit like that. Do cases that other people bitch and whine about and won't do.

relax, I know I wouldn't travel to amherst to work, so that doesn't need to be explained

everyone of these songs sound the same

they need to play Micheal McDonald's Regulate :roflmao: :roflmao:

worst places to live in the US has to include Cleveland and West Virginia, as we talked about yesterday. Newark for sure also.

Pete Nice Wrote:worst places to live in the US has to include Cleveland and West Virginia, as we talked about yesterday. Newark for sure also.

Memphis aint that bad, as long as you stay on the white side :poke:

this list is already stupid...........Miami........is awesome

how is phoenix bad?

Pete Nice Wrote:worst places to live in the US has to include Cleveland and West Virginia, as we talked about yesterday. Newark for sure also.

I caught a minute of this on fm radio when I was going out to the bank.
They were having people call in a guess, so I didn't hear any of them.
Do you have the list?

This list is bunk. Here is a better one:

http://www.babble.com/CS/blogs/strollerd...e-u-s.aspx

There's nothing like raising your kids in one of the 10 most miserable cities in the U.S. There, you get the pleasure of paying really high sales tax, losing your job, probably losing your house and/or having a super long commute. Oh, and becoming the victim of a violent crime.

All that and more was what Forbes magazine used to come up with this year's 10 most squalid -- assuming it had a population of more than about 380,000.

Morning News already revealed the winner (actually, loser, right?): Stockton, Calif., which pushed Detroit off the misery pedastal, where that city sat at the top last year.

Here's the rest of the list.

2. Memphis (crime really did this city in)

3. Chicago (now that the Obamas are no longer there ...)

4. Cleveland, Ohio (the magazine cites snow, but come on. It's Cleveland! Wait, didn't Cleveland use to rock?)

5. Modesto, Calif. (unemployment and high car theft)

6. Flint, Michigan (unemployment, unemployment, unemployment)

7. Detroit (no longer the most miserable ... so this is actually good new for the Motor City.)

8. Buffalo, N.Y. (too much snow and a shrinking population)

9. Miami, Fla. (27 percent of the cities mortgages are delinquent. Uh oh.)

10. St. Louis, Mo. (ranked in the bottom half in all the categories. Still, the Arch! What about the Arch?)

Milwaukee I believe has the fattest people

Top 10 worst cities to live in the US.
1. El Centro, California
2. Cleveland, Ohio
3. Detroit, Michigan
4. Las Vegas, Nevada
5. Oklahoma City, Okla.
6. Los Angeles, California
7. Phoenix, Arizona
8. Newark, New Jersey
9. Miami, Florida
10. Memphis, Tennessee