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Re: Twinkies

Postby unclebuck » Fri Nov 30, 2012 3:21 am

I dont think I would eat twinkies even if it meant saving my own job. Gross. Star Crunches on the other hand... :D

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Re: Twinkies

Postby Woods Walker » Fri Nov 30, 2012 3:28 am

Moon Pies and Goo-Goo Clusters!!!!
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Re: Twinkies

Postby Woods Walker » Sun Dec 02, 2012 5:02 am

***THIS JUST IN***

Good news for the workers at the recenty closed Hostess Bakery! NO JOBS LOST!!!!


... It was split up... The State Department hired all the Twinkies... The Secret Service hired all the Ho Hos... The Generals are sleeping with the Cupcakes ... and unquestionably, the voters sent all the Ding Dongs to Congress...
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Re: Twinkies

Postby mhouck06 » Sun Dec 02, 2012 1:34 pm

I would not hesitate to go on strike if they stopped contributing to my pension and cut my wages and benefits. Now if they offered to keep things the same, that would be different. There is a certain breaking point for most people and I would have to bet with the way things have been going in this country that the union has given up something in each contract that has gone by.
If a strike does this to a company, then it was probably close to being doomed anyway. That waste of an article most likely barely digs into all thats going on. How about the company getting to that point anyway?? Even in the tough times, the management had to go wrong somewhere. The union knew the risks of going on strike and I dont blame them for going out one bit.

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Re: Twinkies

Postby unclebuck » Mon Dec 03, 2012 12:31 am

mhouck06 wrote:I would not hesitate to go on strike if they stopped contributing to my pension and cut my wages and benefits. Now if they offered to keep things the same, that would be different. There is a certain breaking point for most people and I would have to bet with the way things have been going in this country that the union has given up something in each contract that has gone by.
If a strike does this to a company, then it was probably close to being doomed anyway. That waste of an article most likely barely digs into all thats going on. How about the company getting to that point anyway?? Even in the tough times, the management had to go wrong somewhere. The union knew the risks of going on strike and I dont blame them for going out one bit.


This.

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Re: Twinkies

Postby kellory » Mon Dec 03, 2012 12:35 am

unclebuck wrote:
mhouck06 wrote:I would not hesitate to go on strike if they stopped contributing to my pension and cut my wages and benefits. Now if they offered to keep things the same, that would be different. There is a certain breaking point for most people and I would have to bet with the way things have been going in this country that the union has given up something in each contract that has gone by.
If a strike does this to a company, then it was probably close to being doomed anyway. That waste of an article most likely barely digs into all thats going on. How about the company getting to that point anyway?? Even in the tough times, the management had to go wrong somewhere. The union knew the risks of going on strike and I dont blame them for going out one bit.


This.

Yeah, it read the same way the first time I read it..... ;)
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Re: Twinkies

Postby Sailfish » Mon Dec 03, 2012 3:25 pm

Woods Walker wrote:Moon Pies


RC Cola and a Moon Pie!
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