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Fuelman » Yesterday, 11:03 am » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 11:03 am

Not that I want to do it all over again but the current market here brings $55-60/hour for landscaping or handyman.

Get the **** out of here with your victimhood ****!

Median Salary for a nurse is 93K.. And they are fleeing the roles.

Don't  go to a hospital.. it will kill you..
 

Johnny You » Yesterday, 11:38 am » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 11:38 am

Elon thinks money will dissappear.  If yours is with him I would take that to the bank..

A Nuke Free Iran?   Trump is running a scamathon  fool man...
 

and you aren't?

Fuelman » Yesterday, 10:58 am » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 10:58 am

It's going to stay that way buckwheat until Democrats realize dicks shouldn't be in little girl's bathrooms.

I have a one year old great granddaughter, keep your perversion in your home closet!

Ask her how much she's willing to pay to indulge your yearning for tribal identity...and flackung for a guy who believes he has a right to grab her by her privates..


"But I did it for YOU  Sweetie"

Blackvegetable » Yesterday, 3:10 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 3:10 pm

Ask her how much she's willing to pay to indulge your yearning for tribal identity...and flackung for a guy who believes he has a right to grab her by her privates..

"But I did it for YOU  Sweetie"

As you never experienced locker room talk, I don't expect much from you in the way of context.

RebelGator » Yesterday, 3:24 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 3:24 pm

As you never experienced locker room talk, I don't expect much from you in the way of context.

Tell us about the asses..  I bet Gym Jordan takes selfies of his in a mirror..

JohnnyYou » Yesterday, 11:39 am » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 11:39 am

Median Salary for a nurse is 93K.. And they are fleeing the roles.

Don't  go to a hospital.. it will kill you..

If you have something better waiting for you, why not? Firing an employer gives me wood!

There is a reason for that:

• Retiring Senior Nurses:
The overall nursing workforce is aging, with about 1 in 5 registered nurses now aged 65 or older, and more than 1 million retirements projected by 2030.

• Early-Career Burnout Exits:
A significant wave of departures is happening at the opposite end of the age spectrum due to stress, heavy workloads, and burnout. Data from the National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN) shows that 43% to 56% of new graduate nurses leave the profession within their first two years. Meanwhile, the under-30 RN share has dropped to a low of 7.9%.

 Overall, roughly 40% of working nurses report plans to leave the profession or retire within the next five years.
 
 

Fuelman » Yesterday, 11:03 am » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 11:03 am

Not that I want to do it all over again but the current market here brings $55-60/hour for landscaping or handyman.

Get the **** out of here with your victimhood ****!

That's revenoo...not "net income"...and I made way more than that last year anyway (55 x 40 hrs/week x 48 weeks) working a fraction of the hours

You're not going to see me mowing lawns that's for sure...I don't even mow my own lawn          

Waste of time for vapid / insipid suburbanites with zero creativity

Fuelman » Yesterday, 3:40 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 3:40 pm

If you have something better waiting for you, why not? Firing an employer gives me wood!

There is a reason for that:

• Retiring Senior Nurses:
The overall nursing workforce is aging, with about 1 in 5 registered nurses now aged 65 or older, and more than 1 million retirements projected by 2030.

• Early-Career Burnout Exits:
A significant wave of departures is happening at the opposite end of the age spectrum due to stress, heavy workloads, and burnout. Data from the National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN) shows that 43% to 56% of new graduate nurses leave the profession within their first two years. Meanwhile, the under-30 RN share has dropped to a low of 7.9%.

 Overall, roughly 40% of working nurses report plans to leave the profession or retire within the next five years.

You seem like you would prefer a titanium casket.

RebelGator » Yesterday, 3:24 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 3:24 pm

As you never experienced locker room talk, I don't expect much from you in the way of context.

He was under oath, cretin

He's a rapist.
 

Blackvegetable » Yesterday, 5:27 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 5:27 pm

He was under oath, cretin

He's a rapist.

Are you claiming he made a statement under oath saying you have to grab them by the ******?

Tell me again who he raped.....I'll name women who filed suits against Biden and Clinton on a 5-1 basis for everyone you can name.

You're a liar or stupid,  I'm thinking both.

RebelGator » Yesterday, 5:38 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 5:38 pm

Are you claiming he

It's a video of his deposition.

Damn, are you ignorant, Reba

LowIQTrash » Yesterday, 3:48 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 3:48 pm

That's revenoo...not "net income"...and I made way more than that last year anyway (55 x 40 hrs/week x 48 weeks) working a fraction of the hours

You're not going to see me mowing lawns that's for sure...I don't even mow my own lawn          

Waste of time for vapid / insipid suburbanites with zero creativity

Servicing whales pays pretty good, huh,?

Finding someone with the appropriate orifice capacity must be rare.....congrats.
 

LowIQTrash » Yesterday, 3:48 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 3:48 pm

That's revenoo...not "net income"...and I made way more than that last year anyway (55 x 40 hrs/week x 48 weeks) working a fraction of the hours

You're not going to see me mowing lawns that's for sure...I don't even mow my own lawn          

Waste of time for vapid / insipid suburbanites with zero creativity

I was thinking more like the 18-25 age range for that type of work (not you in peticular). When you can't find a job with that worthless degree it's an option for the here and now.

I'm glad you are making good money with little effort (probably time over effort). There's another guy making 10k-100k times what you make with the same little effort. Doesn't bother me a bit.

 

Fuelman » Yesterday, 6:16 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 6:16 pm

I was thinking more like the 18-25 age range for that type of work (not you in peticular). When you can't find a job with that worthless degree it's an option for the here and now.

I'm glad you are making good money with little effort (probably time over effort). There's another guy making 10k-100k times what you make with the same little effort. Doesn't bother me a bit.

Try doing that in most parts of the **** and you'll probably be undercut by MeskinZ willing to do it for 20% less "market rate"

No doubt mowing lawns is superior to being homeless but I doubt it's some magic bullet...when I look on BizBuySell all of th3se "small BIDNESS owners" doing lawns tend to cap out at $150K revenoo / $100K cash flow which is just a hair above poverty level these days     

 The ones doing 250K - 400K revenoo have been working long hours for like 8 yrs...my patience doesn't last that long   
 

LowIQTrash » Yesterday, 6:54 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 6:54 pm

Try doing that in most parts of the **** and you'll probably be undercut by MeskinZ willing to do it for 20% less "market rate"

No doubt mowing lawns is superior to being homeless but I doubt it's some magic bullet...when I look on BizBuySell all of th3se "small BIDNESS owners" doing lawns tend to cap out at $150K revenoo / $100K cash flow which is just a hair above poverty level these days     

 The ones doing 250K - 400K revenoo have been working long hours for like 8 yrs...my patience patients don't last that long  :rofl:  
 

let me guess, you are a psychologist? ha ha ha ha ha ha haha haha.
yes I edited your quote for the sake of comedy relief.

Fuelman » 23 Oct 2026, 1:42 pm » wrote: ↑

23 Oct 2026, 1:42 pm

  my bad, I see SS and immediately think of Social Security.

One thing is for sure, I trust rich people with their own money over government having that money.

The estimated $260 billion found in fraud since the beginning of 2025 is an eye opener. I suspect the common criminal has bilked the US Government out of Trillions since Reagan. Giving even more money to the government black hole is straight jacket worthy.

Can you tell us why you think the government needs more money? What will you get out of it?

When you make that FU options trade, Uncle Sam and California are going to become your enemy I suspect.

The estimated $260 billion found in fraud since the beginning of 2025 is an eye opener. 

Grifty ALONE reaps 1.2 billion....

You - "Caveat Emptor"


Damn, are you people **** stupid 

Blackvegetable » Today, 3:42 am » wrote: ↑

Today, 3:42 am

Grifty ALONE reaps 1.2 billion....

You - "Caveat Emptor"


Damn, are you people **** stupid 

Self deception is stupid because a body developed by chromosomes doesn't change because of the language it speaks or obeys as biologically displaced daily here born to buried in plain sight of navigating between everything else evolving(individually evolving) forward now. Molecular content evolves by erosion, ancestral populations decompose after dead. cellular chromosomes are combined molecular content after eroded and decomposition returns it to molecular content when decomposition of an organic lifetime is done. Eternal balancing created by perpetual motion universe of combined moving cycles as a whole completed process so far.

God's will, Karma, Mother Nature, Satan, Father Time, Mythology, Theology, Scientology all distort the biology of existing in one's own time alive now.

Please pay attention to what I said, this is why ^^^^^ your reality is imploding globally. Ignoring me doesn't correct your own mistakes, I corrected in my own navigating time equally alive.

True compassion explains where human ideology went wrong throughout history regardless the ideas each ancestral lineage follows in current events.

Blackvegetable » Yesterday, 5:27 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 5:27 pm

He was under oath, cretin

He's a rapist.
 

What do persons swear oaths to and for what?

Loyalty to ideology over ancestral time displaced. Whom benefits from that social methodology? professionals starting with the letter P.

Fuelman » Yesterday, 11:03 am » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 11:03 am

Not that I want to do it all over again but the current market here brings $55-60/hour for landscaping or handyman.

Get the **** out of here with your victimhood ****!=15px

I worked for a buddy mowing lawns a few years back. This spring I asked him about yard clean up…he quoted $80 an hour per unit / man…  

 
 

RebelGator » Yesterday, 3:24 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 3:24 pm

As you never experienced locker room talk, I don't expect much from you in the way of context.

He's never been IN a men's locker room. 

Which explains a lot.