What Are You Doing Right Now? (175 Viewers)

[GordoDeCentral]

I think so. If you want to be that idiotic with your business, you're doomed to fail.

So the system would weed out such a retard on its own.

do you think he will have the same freedom for all tone with issues such as abortion and gay marriage, these guys play their dumb constituents like a fiddle. On the point of tolerating racism in businesses, so a doctor can refuse to see a patient because of his skin color?

 

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[Enron]

Ottawa

West Virginia during the Mine Wars of the 1920's. Miners war red bandanas around their necks to distinguish themselves from the opposition.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

West Virginia during the Mine Wars of the 1920's. Miners war red bandanas around their necks to distinguish themselves from the opposition.

wheres your source sir

 

[Enron]

The 2nd Amendment won't bring down this country.

The moronic, imbecilic economic (thievery) policies of the likes spewed by Krugman and the MSM will.

I think the concentration on minor issues such as 2nd Amendment, gay rights, and abortion will always distract politicians from the real issues such as the economy, the Fed, and wars.

The Pauls even want to disband the Department of Education as it is a libertarian belief that education is up to the individual and should not be public.

 

[.zero]

West Virginia during the Mine Wars of the 1920's. Miners war red bandanas around their necks to distinguish themselves from the opposition.

That was gonna be my second guess

 

[GordoDeCentral]

That was gonna be my second guess

Aaaaaaaand it's worng!

 

[Enron]

wheres your source sir

I'm an expert on the subject.

But if you insist:

The term "redneck" was also used in The West Virginia Coal Miners March (1921) or the Battle of Blair Mountain when the coal miners wore red bandannas around their necks to identify themselves as seeking the opportunity to unionize. There was no derogatory implication.[15]

From Wiki.

 

[.zero]

I take pride on my knowledgebase of redneck history and origins

 

[Enron]

I take pride on my knowledgebase of redneck history and origins

History Channel has a pretty good documentary on it. It's called something hilarious like "Rednecks, Hillbillies, and Shit Kickers: The Story of Appalachian Mountain Folks".

 

[blondu]

i started watching bear grylls docs...the one with the french legion impressed the heck out of me

 

[.zero]

History Channel has a pretty good documentary on it. It's called something hilarious like "Rednecks, Hillbillies, and Shit Kickers: The Story of Appalachian Mountain Folks".

I saw some special labeled "Hillbillies" on the History channel the other day

 

[GordoDeCentral]

I'm an expert on the subject.

But if you insist:

The term "redneck" was also used in The West Virginia Coal Miners March (1921) or the Battle of Blair Mountain when the coal miners wore red bandannas around their necks to identify themselves as seeking the opportunity to unionize. There was no derogatory implication.[15]

From Wiki.

not quite an etymology and i am quite the stickler for anything academic

 

[Enron]

not quite an etymology and i am quite the stickler for anything academic

It's mentioned in WV History books and Appy history books if that helps.


So are you coming in this weekend for the match?

 

[.zero]

This work day can't go any slower

 

[Enron]

I haven't even gotten to work yet.

 

[.zero]

Damn that sucks

I'm outta here in about 40 mins, head to the gym, run some errands and then its drank time

 

[blondu]

I haven't even gotten to work yet.

where do you work?

 

[Enron]

At a small retail store. All I have to do tonight is close things down and try to get home before 11:00pm.

 

[swag]

where do you work?

Does wearing an orange jumpsuit at the side of the freeway -- picking up cigarette butts and empty beer cans while a sheriff with a shotgun watches over you -- constitute a job?

 

[JBF]

JBF, he's not Jewish.

But he's claiming to be one, in that username at least and by that I call members here.