1986 ASC McLaren Capri EuroCoupe
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Stew_Magoo
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1986 ASC McLaren Capri EuroCoupe
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1993 Mustang LX notchback: 2.3l
1986 Mercury Capri ASC McLaren Eurocoupe
1999 Kawasaki ZRX1100
2000 Ducati 748
1990 Chevy V3500 454/TH400/NP205 D60/14BFF Rolling on 8R19.5 singles.
1986 Mercury Capri ASC McLaren Eurocoupe
1999 Kawasaki ZRX1100
2000 Ducati 748
1990 Chevy V3500 454/TH400/NP205 D60/14BFF Rolling on 8R19.5 singles.
Not EVERYBODY hates you. Only those that couldn't get a job like yours and the very rich, who realize they can keep more of their money if YOU are paid less and forced to work more years.
I worked for the Federal Government 3 times in 3 different capacities. 4 years 5 month and 5 days active duty in the miliyaty, a year at NAS Jacksonville repairing aircraft instruments and the US Postal Service as a clerk, finance officer and president of the American Poatal Workers Union, in Latgo, Florida.
Never felt hated and worked with some great people.
That service and my 23 years as a business owner or employee, under Soc. Sec. gave us a great retirement. I retired at 59 & 1/2 and so did my wife.
Along the way we also invested in timber land, real estate and stocks.
I fear those that follow in my footsteps will not have it as well as I have and I don't see why except for the 'Greed Factor.' Remember the Golden Ruke: He that has the Gold - rules.!
Good luck in your struggles!
I worked for the Federal Government 3 times in 3 different capacities. 4 years 5 month and 5 days active duty in the miliyaty, a year at NAS Jacksonville repairing aircraft instruments and the US Postal Service as a clerk, finance officer and president of the American Poatal Workers Union, in Latgo, Florida.
Never felt hated and worked with some great people.
That service and my 23 years as a business owner or employee, under Soc. Sec. gave us a great retirement. I retired at 59 & 1/2 and so did my wife.
Along the way we also invested in timber land, real estate and stocks.
I fear those that follow in my footsteps will not have it as well as I have and I don't see why except for the 'Greed Factor.' Remember the Golden Ruke: He that has the Gold - rules.!
Good luck in your struggles!
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I sold Doge cars/tucks for 27 years, and 98% of the prospects were civil to me. Only the dumb-ass TV comics would always poke fun at us.
It's a hard job, and if they ever tried it...they woulda shut up!
It's a hard job, and if they ever tried it...they woulda shut up!
Sandy passed away in 2012. He will be forever missed.
1990 Final Car prior to the 12 Silver Anny Editions
1990 Silver Pearl Anny Edition
1986 Coupe Full Pkg #109 of 114.
http://public.fotki.com/ascmclaren/ascm ... _mclarens/
1990 Final Car prior to the 12 Silver Anny Editions
1990 Silver Pearl Anny Edition
1986 Coupe Full Pkg #109 of 114.
http://public.fotki.com/ascmclaren/ascm ... _mclarens/
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lightning95sc
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You're definitely not alone, Stew. I'm a public employee, too. City of Detroit......yes! that Detroit.
All of us public employees are under seige, based upon the common MIS-conception that we're fat, rich, lazy bloodsuckers that do nothing for the public that pays us....And, I, for one, am sick and tired of it.
The sad truth is that most non skilled trades workers earn, AT BEST, 50% of private sector, AT BEST. Usually its more like 30-40%. Yes, we do have decent benefits (health care), although thats changing, drastically. The one thing we have to look forward to is retirement. Having a defined benefit plan is worth it all. But you must sacrifice for your entire career in order for it to pay off, and because our pensions are based on your best 3 of your last 10 years, you have to run yourself into the ground the last 10 years of your career to be relatively comfortable in retirement.
I could expound on this for hours, but I know I'm partially preaching to the choir.
Chuck
All of us public employees are under seige, based upon the common MIS-conception that we're fat, rich, lazy bloodsuckers that do nothing for the public that pays us....And, I, for one, am sick and tired of it.
The sad truth is that most non skilled trades workers earn, AT BEST, 50% of private sector, AT BEST. Usually its more like 30-40%. Yes, we do have decent benefits (health care), although thats changing, drastically. The one thing we have to look forward to is retirement. Having a defined benefit plan is worth it all. But you must sacrifice for your entire career in order for it to pay off, and because our pensions are based on your best 3 of your last 10 years, you have to run yourself into the ground the last 10 years of your career to be relatively comfortable in retirement.
I could expound on this for hours, but I know I'm partially preaching to the choir.
Chuck
"They gon' talk about you anyway, just let it roll off."
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Stew_Magoo
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- Location: Kilwaukee, Wisconsin
negusm wrote:What did I miss?
I placed a for sale add here and on three other forums. Two of the adds started tulips I had no desire to deal with; so I pulled all the ads. People have since popped in commenting on the opening line of my sig.
1993 Mustang LX notchback: 2.3l
1986 Mercury Capri ASC McLaren Eurocoupe
1999 Kawasaki ZRX1100
2000 Ducati 748
1990 Chevy V3500 454/TH400/NP205 D60/14BFF Rolling on 8R19.5 singles.
1986 Mercury Capri ASC McLaren Eurocoupe
1999 Kawasaki ZRX1100
2000 Ducati 748
1990 Chevy V3500 454/TH400/NP205 D60/14BFF Rolling on 8R19.5 singles.
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lightning95sc
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86ASCCoupe20
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Stew_Magoo
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86ASCCoupe20 wrote:Well with the ad pulled it looks like your sig was your comment. Easy mistake. Did you finally sell it?
No. It really isn't costing me anything to keep it. I hope to have the money/time to do it up right at some point. If it rots into the ground between now and then, oh well.
1993 Mustang LX notchback: 2.3l
1986 Mercury Capri ASC McLaren Eurocoupe
1999 Kawasaki ZRX1100
2000 Ducati 748
1990 Chevy V3500 454/TH400/NP205 D60/14BFF Rolling on 8R19.5 singles.
1986 Mercury Capri ASC McLaren Eurocoupe
1999 Kawasaki ZRX1100
2000 Ducati 748
1990 Chevy V3500 454/TH400/NP205 D60/14BFF Rolling on 8R19.5 singles.
Man what did I miss? I'd like to see pics of the car...
Mike
86 AscMcLaren Capri Coupe - #026 | 11.4@118 | 290/322
86 9L SVO
www.mikemartinelli.com
www.baldguydesigns.net

86 AscMcLaren Capri Coupe - #026 | 11.4@118 | 290/322
86 9L SVO
www.mikemartinelli.com
www.baldguydesigns.net

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lightning95sc
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