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By Vegas
15 May 2023 2:09 pm in No Holds Barred Political Forum
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Technology, automation, and the internet has made life somewhat easier and less unknowns. In 1985...there were not nearly as many office jobs that demanded little to no physical exertion.
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impartialobserver » 16 May 2023, 3:16 pm » wrote: Technology, automation, and the internet has made life somewhat easier and less unknowns. In 1985...there were not nearly as many office jobs that demanded little to no physical exertion.
But, janitors still had to work hard.  And maybe kitchen staff if there was a cafeteria.
Also, the building maintenance guys do some hard work.

 
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RedheadedStranger » 16 May 2023, 3:11 pm » wrote: It's not about being scared. It's about keeping the sick **** away from children.
Your daddy probably did some drag at a lodge event or something. 

You got to get a thicker skin, snowflake. 
 
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Sumela » 16 May 2023, 3:23 pm » wrote: But, janitors still had to work hard.  And maybe kitchen staff if there was a cafeteria.
Also, the building maintenance guys do some hard work.

There are still janitors, kitchen staff, etc. today. But in 1985, there were not as many call center jobs nor as many in real estate, finance, insurance, and software. The numbers bear it. If you do not believe it.. look at QCEW data
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impartialobserver » 16 May 2023, 3:28 pm » wrote: There are still janitors, kitchen staff, etc. today. But in 1985, there were not as many call center jobs nor as many in real estate, finance, insurance, and software. The numbers bear it. If you do not believe it.. look at QCEW data
Window cleaners word hard too

nd dont forget copier repair guys.  Now thats a thankless job
 
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Pastafarian » 16 May 2023, 3:25 pm » wrote: Your daddy probably did some drag at a lodge event or something. 

You got to get a thicker skin, snowflake.
If you want to wear a dress and suck cocks, that's on you.

Just stay away from the children.


 
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Sumela » 16 May 2023, 3:31 pm » wrote: Window cleaners word hard too

nd dont forget copier repair guys.  Now thats a thankless job

The point is that there are still plenty who do the manual labor jobs. However, as a whole the office jobs are a greater percentage. It is changing now but for awhile, there was this narrative that you could not earn a comfortable living working the manual labor jobs such as electrician, plumber, factory worker. You would toil away in a dead end job, end up with a bad back or bad knees, and have nothing to show for it. That was the narrative. 
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RedheadedStranger » 16 May 2023, 3:37 pm » wrote: If you want to wear a dress and suck cocks, that's on you.

Just stay away from the children.
Is that what you told your daddy?


 
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Pastafarian » 16 May 2023, 3:41 pm » wrote: Is that what you told your daddy?
That's what your daddy told you.
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impartialobserver » 16 May 2023, 3:38 pm » wrote: The point is that there are still plenty who do the manual labor jobs. However, as a whole the office jobs are a greater percentage. It is changing now but for awhile, there was this narrative that you could not earn a comfortable living working the manual labor jobs such as electrician, plumber, factory worker. You would toil away in a dead end job, end up with a bad back or bad knees, and have nothing to show for it. That was the narrative.
The fact that a person would want to be an electrician is shocking to me.
 
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Pastafarian » 16 May 2023, 2:53 pm » wrote: You can’t get more snowflakey than being frightened by a man in a dress.
I'm not frightened at all, but the little kids they're grooming should be...
 
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Vegas » 15 May 2023, 2:09 pm » wrote: Gen Z is the beloved generation that is, whether we like it or not, our country's future. They will be most of the workforce, beginning in about a decade. What are your thoughts about Gen Z? Every generation, in the beginning, always gets a bad rap. "Kids these days...blah blah blah..." That's just tradition. It happened to my generation (Gen X) and it happened to the Millennials, it probably happened to the Boomers, etc...As time goes on, generations mature. 

I am just curious what your thoughts about them are. Do you feel confident? Are you afraid? neither?
 
Of course every generation says the next generation(s) sucks but in this case it's true... this is what Gen Z looks like.. ok, not all of them, but a lot, and the rest of them don't seem to mind... we are screwed...

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Jantje_Smit » 17 May 2023, 2:14 am » wrote: Of course every generation says the next generation(s) sucks but in this case it's true... this is what Gen Z looks like.. ok, not all of them, but a lot, and the rest of them don't seem to mind... we are screwed...

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Did you see him in his bathing suit? Uggghhhh....just why?
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17 May 2023 9:50 am
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Pastafarian » 16 May 2023, 2:53 pm » wrote: You can’t get more snowflakey than being frightened by a man in a dress.
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SERIAL KILLER: REGINALD ARTHURELL
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SERIAL KILLER: COLIN COATS
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SERIAL KILLER: MR. PUPPY
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CROSS DRESSING WIFE KILLER: CROSS-DRESSER RICHARD SHARPE
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SERIAL KILLER: CROSS-DRESSING PILOT -
COLONEL RUSSELL WILLIAMS
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Skans » 17 May 2023, 9:50 am » wrote: SERIAL KILLER: REGINALD ARTHURELL

SERIAL KILLER: COLIN COATS

SERIAL KILLER: MR. PUPPY

CROSS DRESSING WIFE KILLER: CROSS-DRESSER RICHARD SHARPE

SERIAL KILLER: CROSS-DRESSING PILOT -
COLONEL RUSSELL WILLIAMS
@Pastafarian  it's not hard to destroy you anyway, but Skans just murdered you. Do you wish for cremation or for a burial?
 
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Vegas » 17 May 2023, 10:08 am » wrote: @Pastafarian  it's not hard to destroy you anyway, but Skans just murdered you. Do you wish for cremation or for a burial?
LOL :die:   :rofl:   I choose door #2 - a live cremation, please!!!!
 
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