]]>SCRAPPERS: Free treadmill POS (Bowmanstown)
Date: 2009-11-25, 6:39PM EST
Reply to: sale-ggu9j-1482482060@craigslist.org
This POS is an electric DP treadmill. Might weigh about 100 lbs.
I have used this trusty machine to stay in shape for the past 6 years by moving it from one room to another, down to the basement, up to the first floor, now out to the curb.
It does turn on. And turn off.
It has a hobby: Collecting dust. Also doubles as an excellent clothes rack. I figure it can hold the average single mans closet worth of clothing.
It is heavy, and it will not fit in a car. Should have a pickup truck.
It is by the curb at 661 Lime St, Palmerton, (Bowmanstown) PA. 18071. Map quest it.
I will not respond to emails, as I don't care to correspond. I will not speak on the phone, due to my phobia of phones.
I will take down this ad as soon as some lucky soul acquires this fine piece of sh*t treadmill.
Thanks.
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NEW HAVEN — A U.S. District Court judge, under instruction by the Supreme Court decision, today issued an judgement finding the city violated the civil rights of a group of white firefighters when it threw out two promotional exams in 2004, and ordered the city to promote 14 of them.
Five years and who knows how much money and stress to fight injustice of political correctness. This never should have happened, but at least the right side one.
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Everyone works for the Government! There are already millions getting paid by the government, most of whom do nothing. Just give them a union job and a title to stay at home, viola! There's no net difference in expense, and they are no longer unemployed, most likely for life. Just convert those that get welfare, Social Security, unemployment compensation, food stamps, and any other handout from "parasites" to "employees". Am I brilliant or what!?
And you know what? The government could just buy up all the businesses that actually do something (or twist conditions in the market to force them to sell, or simply seize them for the "common good" which became perfectly legal a few years ago). That would ensure that everyone remained fully employed, because even if the company had no business the compassionate government would still pay people. Hey, it pays farmers not to farm, it could even pay people not to work!
There you have it, zero unemployment is easy without that pesky and outright unfair free market. It's even been proven to work.
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As experts debate the potential speed of the US recovery, one figure looms large but is often overlooked: nearly 1 in 5 Americans is either out of work or under-employed.
The number dwarfs the statistic most people pay attention to—the U-3 rate—which most recently showed unemployment at 10.2 percent for October, the highest it has been since June 1983.
The difference is that what is traditionally referred to as the "unemployment rate" only measures those out of work who are still looking for jobs. Discouraged workers who have quit trying to find a job, as well as those working part-time but looking for full-time work or who are otherwise underemployed, count in the U-6 rate.
Hope! Change!
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