Senior benefits

I turn 65 March 13.

Earlier this week I signed up for Medicare.

Today, I was planning my late-March trip to Mammoth, and when I looked
at the prices to reload my RFID card for March 21, I was offered the
senior rate, $76.

On Feb 25, 9:12*pm, Richard Henry wrote:
I turn 65 March 13.

Earlier this week I signed up for Medicare.

Today, I was planning my late-March trip to Mammoth, and when I looked
at the prices to reload my RFID card for March 21, I was offered the
senior rate, $76.

Are you complaining or what???

On Feb 25, 7:24*pm, " wrote:
On Feb 25, 9:12*pm, Richard Henry wrote:

I turn 65 March 13.

Earlier this week I signed up for Medicare.

Today, I was planning my late-March trip to Mammoth, and when I looked
at the prices to reload my RFID card for March 21, I was offered the
senior rate, $76.

Are you complaining or what???

I was a little spooked that it knew my birthday, but then I remembered
the ticket agent asked me when I signed up.

Even better deal -- next week adult tickets are $49 to MyMammoth
members, and $59 to their friends.

Now that's what I call marketing.

On Feb 25, 7:12*pm, Richard Henry wrote:
I turn 65 March 13.

Earlier this week I signed up for Medicare.

Today, I was planning my late-March trip to Mammoth, and when I looked
at the prices to reload my RFID card for March 21, I was offered the
senior rate, $76.

Hey, does Medicare pay for diapers?
Good for you. How about you put some on and give me the contact info
for the SPD officer you claimed was going to lock me up for calling
you a lying piece of **** coward?
Maybe they will give you a senior discount.

On Feb 25, 7:48*pm, Richard Henry wrote:
On Feb 25, 7:24*pm, " wrote:

On Feb 25, 9:12*pm, Richard Henry wrote:

I turn 65 March 13.

Earlier this week I signed up for Medicare.

Today, I was planning my late-March trip to Mammoth, and when I looked
at the prices to reload my RFID card for March 21, I was offered the
senior rate, $76.

Are you complaining or what???

I was a little spooked that it knew my birthday, but then I remembered
the ticket agent asked me when I signed up.

Even better deal -- next week adult tickets are $49 to MyMammoth
members, and $59 to their friends.

Now that's what I call marketing.

Imagine if they gave a discount for lies told on rsa, or false
allegations made to the cops! You'd be skiing for free! For life!

On 02/25/2012 07:12 PM, Richard Henry wrote:

I turn 65 March 13.

Earlier this week I signed up for Medicare.

What supplement did you pick, if any?

Today, I was planning my late-March trip to Mammoth, and when I looked
at the prices to reload my RFID card for March 21, I was offered the
senior rate, $76.

Bear Mountain used to let you ski free when you hit 70. Friend who's
now 86 is bitter because SS didn't adopt that policy when they merged
with Bear Mountain. So am I :-(


--
Cheers, Bev
================================================== =====
...so few snipers, so many politicians...

On Feb 26, 10:19*pm, The Real Bev wrote:
On 02/25/2012 07:12 PM, Richard Henry wrote:

I turn 65 March 13.

Earlier this week I signed up for Medicare.

What supplement did you pick, if any?

Today, I was planning my late-March trip to Mammoth, and when I looked
at the prices to reload my RFID card for March 21, I was offered the
senior rate, $76.

Bear Mountain used to let you ski free when you hit 70. *Friend who's
now 86 is bitter because SS didn't adopt that policy when they merged
with Bear Mountain. *So am I :-(


Why should everyone else pay for cheap assholes like Bev ****ley who
think they deserve a free ride?
As far as I am concerned, seniors should pay the going rate with no
discount. They take up the same space on the chairlift, and on the
hill.

On Mon, 27 Feb 2012 07:49:28 -0800 (PST), twobuddha
wrote this crap:

Why should everyone else pay for cheap assholes like Bev ****ley who
think they deserve a free ride?
As far as I am concerned, seniors should pay the going rate with no
discount. They take up the same space on the chairlift, and on the
hill.

I think fat, obese people like you should pay double. You take up
more space on the chair, and the lift has to work twice as hard to get
your fat ass up the mountain, dumbass.

Vote for Romney. Repeal the nightmares.

On Feb 29, 6:50*am, wrote:
On Mon, 27 Feb 2012 07:49:28 -0800 (PST), twobuddha
wrote this crap:

Why should everyone else pay for cheap assholes like Bev ****ley who
think they deserve a free ride?
As far as I am concerned, seniors should pay the going rate with no
discount. *They take up the same space on the chairlift, and on the
hill.

I think fat, obese people like you should pay double. *You take up
more space on the chair, and the lift has to work twice as hard to get
your fat ass up the mountain, dumbass.

I'd sure pay double if YOU would actually show up on a mountain and
talk ****, pussy.
Ooooops, forgot. You get a discount because of that balls thing.
Since you don't have any, you weigh less.

On 2/29/2012 9:50 AM, wrote:
On Mon, 27 Feb 2012 07:49:28 -0800 (PST), twobuddha
wrote this crap:

Why should everyone else pay for cheap assholes like Bev ****ley who
think they deserve a free ride?
As far as I am concerned, seniors should pay the going rate with no
discount. They take up the same space on the chairlift, and on the
hill.

I think fat, obese people like you should pay double. You take up
more space on the chair, and the lift has to work twice as hard to get
your fat ass up the mountain, dumbass.

Vote for Romney. Repeal the nightmares.

I'm not too sure about ski areas charging extra for pork, but I
certainly think the airlines should. A relatively normal sized person
like myself has the devil's own time sitting next to someone who is
really fat. I think Porky should be charged for two seats, made to sit
in them and the rest of us will be lots more comfortable. It's about 5
hours from Detroit (a typical airline hub) to Seattle. That is 5 hours
of pure hell sitting next to Mr. or Ms. King-size.