Up yours Algore.

Snow warnings in Arizona.


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The Real Bev wrote:
On 12/30/10 07:31, wrote:

Snow warnings in Arizona.

And let's hear it for the snow-removal guys in New York! Are they a
grand bunch of union workers or what?


No it was a combo deal all the factors lined up to screw every where but
Manhattan
Sunday
holiday weekend
more snow than normal extreme
LIRR was doing cost cutting moves and did not put snow cleaning trains
in barn
Subways got killed above ground outside of manhatten
many stupid people drove cars with not enough ground clearance for 16
inches of snow and got stuck
Mayor was out of town
the wind was excessive and caused you to do double or triple work to
keep stuff clear

but no meter charges

On Dec 30, 5:27*pm, The Real Bev wrote:
On 12/30/10 07:31, wrote:

Snow warnings in Arizona.

And let's hear it for the snow-removal guys in New York! *Are they a
grand bunch of union workers or what?


You stupid, vile, disgusting ****. Those same guys you are trashing
were out there in incredibly vile weather working their asses off.
The same guys that responded to 9/11.
But being a psychopathic teabagger, you trash unions like you
breathe. Go **** yourself, bitch.
One thing for su YOU have never suffered any physical danger or
discomfort in service to others, but like the **** you are, you feel
free to trash other people who put their ass on the line for you.

"downhill" wrote
The Real Bev wrote:
On 12/30/10 07:31, wrote:

Snow warnings in Arizona.

And let's hear it for the snow-removal guys in New York! Are they
a grand bunch of union workers or what?


No it was a combo deal all the factors lined up to screw every where
but Manhattan
Sunday
holiday weekend
more snow than normal extreme
LIRR was doing cost cutting moves and did not put snow cleaning
trains in barn
Subways got killed above ground outside of manhatten
many stupid people drove cars with not enough ground clearance for
16 inches of snow and got stuck
Mayor was out of town
the wind was excessive and caused you to do double or triple work to
keep stuff clear

but no meter charges


I blame it mainly on the wind. but Manhattan was worse off then
Suffolk county when I drove late Monday afternoon. At least their is
some place to put the snow on LI.

Off to Mt. Snow for New Years. Hope you all have happy and safe ones.

On Dec 30, 6:27*pm, The Real Bev wrote:
On 12/30/10 07:31, wrote:

Snow warnings in Arizona.

And let's hear it for the snow-removal guys in New York! *Are they a
grand bunch of union workers or what?

I'm not sure even non-union workers could have done a whole lot with
that mess.

And it's only snow. They knew it was coming. People can get out and
shovel themselves. I can't help but think of the comparison to much
heavier flooding in the upper midwest than New Orleans. One group of
people prepared and took care of themselves and their neighbors. The
other waited for the government to do everything for them.

I've heard that something like 47,000 people pay the majority of the
taxes in NYC. Many, many, many, get checks in the mail and otherwise
nanny'd. If that's where they are going to spend their money, they
can't expect snowplows for the once every 30 year storm. Not to
mention paying the plow drivers a wage more in line with sitting in a
warm truck and driving around. You could probably double the number of
drivers right there.

On Dec 31, 7:17*am, pigo wrote:
On Dec 30, 6:27*pm, The Real Bev wrote:

On 12/30/10 07:31, wrote:

Snow warnings in Arizona.

And let's hear it for the snow-removal guys in New York! *Are they a
grand bunch of union workers or what?

I'm not sure even non-union workers could have done a whole lot with
that mess.

Teabagger bitch fight!!!!! A sane remark from Brain Fried Bob! Hell
does not freeze over, but windows frost.

And it's only snow. They knew it was coming. People can get out and
shovel themselves. I can't help but think of the comparison to much
heavier flooding in the upper midwest than New Orleans. One group of
people prepared and took care of themselves and their neighbors. The
other waited for the government to do everything for them.

Holy ****ing ****. So much for sanity. Another insane teabagger
conspiracy theory spiced with his normal racism.
One thing for su Brain Fried Bob will never show up in the Lower
Ninth and spew this ****. He wouldn't get out alive.

I've heard that something like 47,000 people pay the majority of the
taxes in NYC.

Where did you hear that, Birther Bob? The alien implant in your ass
talking to you again?

Many, many, many, get checks in the mail and otherwise
nanny'd. If that's where they are going to spend their money, they
can't expect snowplows for the once every 30 year storm. Not to
mention paying the plow drivers a wage more in line with sitting in a
warm truck and driving around. You could probably double the number of
drivers right there.

Hell is hot and ready for Swift Boat Bob. The insanity of the
teabaggers of rsa continues.

pigo wrote:
On Dec 30, 6:27 pm, The Real Bev wrote:
On 12/30/10 07:31, wrote:

Snow warnings in Arizona.
And let's hear it for the snow-removal guys in New York! Are they a
grand bunch of union workers or what?

I'm not sure even non-union workers could have done a whole lot with
that mess.

And it's only snow. They knew it was coming. People can get out and
shovel themselves. I can't help but think of the comparison to much
heavier flooding in the upper midwest than New Orleans. One group of
people prepared and took care of themselves and their neighbors. The
other waited for the government to do everything for them.

I've heard that something like 47,000 people pay the majority of the
taxes in NYC. Many, many, many, get checks in the mail and otherwise
nanny'd. If that's where they are going to spend their money, they
can't expect snowplows for the once every 30 year storm. Not to
mention paying the plow drivers a wage more in line with sitting in a
warm truck and driving around. You could probably double the number of
drivers right there.

There was a story today that the snow removers were told to work slower
because of the recent layoffs, union figured you can not do the same
work with less people.

On Dec 31, 10:13*am, downhill wrote:
pigo wrote:
On Dec 30, 6:27 pm, The Real Bev wrote:
On 12/30/10 07:31, wrote:

Snow warnings in Arizona.
And let's hear it for the snow-removal guys in New York! *Are they a
grand bunch of union workers or what?

I'm not sure even non-union workers could have done a whole lot with
that mess.

And it's only snow. They knew it was coming. People can get out and
shovel themselves. I can't help but think of the comparison to much
heavier flooding in the upper midwest than New Orleans. One group of
people prepared and took care of themselves and their neighbors. The
other waited for the government to do everything for them.

I've heard that something like 47,000 people pay the majority of the
taxes in NYC. Many, many, many, get checks in the mail and otherwise
nanny'd. If that's where they are going to spend their money, they
can't expect snowplows for the once every 30 year storm. Not to
mention paying the plow drivers a wage more in line with sitting in a
warm truck and driving around. You could probably double the number of
drivers right there.

There was a story today that the snow removers were told to work slower
because of the recent layoffs, union figured you can not do the same
work with less people.

Where did that story come from? The alien antenna planted in YOUR
ass?
One teabagger makes up a whopper, another teabagger makes up another
whopper.
Seen Obama's birth certificate yet?

On Jan 1, 9:07*pm, The Real Bev wrote:

Perhaps not, but I was referring to the confession by a few of the
grunts that they had been ordered to do a less-than-adequate job by
supervisors who had been downgraded effective 1/1/11 *due to budget
cuts.

Some called in sick too!

Unions are scum, no doubt. But people have to realize that weather
happens. You can't demand that govt. take care of you in every
situation, ever, that might happen. If I lived in NYC I'd get out and
shovel some snow, walk out and get some food (before the storm) and
wait it out, helping where I could.

On Jan 2, 8:33*am, pigo wrote:
On Jan 1, 9:07*pm, The Real Bev wrote:

Perhaps not, but I was referring to the confession by a few of the
grunts that they had been ordered to do a less-than-adequate job by
supervisors who had been downgraded effective 1/1/11 *due to budget
cuts.

Some called in sick too!

And you never have called in sick on a powder day? Typical Birther
Bob hypocrisy.

Unions are scum, no doubt.

Teabaggers make unions look like angels, freak.


But people have to realize that weather
happens. You can't demand that govt. take care of you in every
situation, ever, that might happen. If I lived in NYC I'd get out and
shovel some snow, walk out and get some food (before the storm) and
wait it out, helping where I could.

Holy ****ing ****, Shants Bob shovels his brains and throws them in
the street. Yes, asshole, you can demand that government perform snow
removal. I bet you're not out there shoveling snow to get to Alta,
eh?
Or at Sun Valley. Or at the Canyons. Because here at RSA, you freaks
have the Dickless Stalking Coward International Brotherhood of
Freaks. Union rules: never, never stalk in person because you could
have to pay the price.