You are an American - weak, pampered, spoiled and incapable of taking care of yourself!

[almaty 19]

I'm still human

And I'm Elvis.

Elvis is too cool, there's no way you are him.

I think you are...hmm...a missing member of the partridge family. That seems more accurate.

kiddddding

hmmm arijit partridge ....sounds a little brokeback to me....

it's the bollywood version of the partridge family

that was good...

[Ban Hammer 13,475]

here we go again

[iceyspots 0]

lol....... ::imagines people buy buy buying themselves silly, at walmart:: yikes

[Ban Hammer 13,475]

bleh wal mart. everything made in china!

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I also walked to school, 14 miles away, up a hill, with no shoes, IN THE SNOW (had to say it hahaha)

My dad used to tell me the same thing, except he threw in something about cow pastures and being chased by cows. He's also from Maui, so I might buy the cow part, but not the snow or 14 miles to school each way.

[PlatyPius 5]

Well, it looks like I'll have an easy day at work on Monday, doesn't it?

I work for a major computer manufacturer with a factory in Indiana. (Hint, it isn't Dell) I can't explain to the assemblers when they are doing something incorrectly, because I don't speak Spanish. A week or two ago there was a rumour that INS was going to pay a visit to our factory. The day the rumour came out, there was almost no one working on the assembly line.

Most of the employees at this factory are employed by one of three employment agencies, rather than actually working for the computer manufacturer. The agency I work for only supplies skilled technicians, not assemblers. One of the two remaining agencies had a bit of an embarassing moment..... 25 of it's employees had the same social security number. Given that all employees are subject to background check and drug test (I was, at least), and are stored in a database based on social security number......it's apparent that the social security number was probably supplied by the agency itself.

There was a housecleaning, and the next day there were many new faces on the assembly line. New, but not different. Ergo, I expect that Monday will be a day of leisure for me, as there likely won't be any assemblers on the job.

Personally, I'm glad that Indiana has attracted Mexicano/Tejano people. I just wish that more of them were here legally. The answer isn't "amnesty" in my opinion.... I think it should be easier to immigrate from "trusted" countries. For instance, why should a resident of Canada have to wait for months to be granted a fiance(e) visa? Why should a resident of Mexico? What about England? (Personal bias here....) I believe that we should make it easier for residents of "trusted" countries to immigrate to the US. But, that's just my belief....

[Hilarious Clinton 452]

Well, it looks like I'll have an easy day at work on Monday, doesn't it?

I work for a major computer manufacturer with a factory in Indiana. (Hint, it isn't Dell) I can't explain to the assemblers when they are doing something incorrectly, because I don't speak Spanish. A week or two ago there was a rumour that INS was going to pay a visit to our factory. The day the rumour came out, there was almost no one working on the assembly line.

Most of the employees at this factory are employed by one of three employment agencies, rather than actually working for the computer manufacturer. The agency I work for only supplies skilled technicians, not assemblers. One of the two remaining agencies had a bit of an embarassing moment..... 25 of it's employees had the same social security number. Given that all employees are subject to background check and drug test (I was, at least), and are stored in a database based on social security number......it's apparent that the social security number was probably supplied by the agency itself.

There was a housecleaning, and the next day there were many new faces on the assembly line. New, but not different. Ergo, I expect that Monday will be a day of leisure for me, as there likely won't be any assemblers on the job.

Personally, I'm glad that Indiana has attracted Mexicano/Tejano people. I just wish that more of them were here legally. The answer isn't "amnesty" in my opinion.... I think it should be easier to immigrate from "trusted" countries. For instance, why should a resident of Canada have to wait for months to be granted a fiance(e) visa? Why should a resident of Mexico? What about England? (Personal bias here....) I believe that we should make it easier for residents of "trusted" countries to immigrate to the US. But, that's just my belief....

Interesting story. thanks for sharing. usually TRUTH = RACIST around here

[Ban Hammer 13,475]

whoever has that ssn will be raking in the bucks when they retire eh?

wow mr smith you made over 10 million working 20 jobs at the same time