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[Typical Lax Dad]

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[CU88]

BREAKING: OSHA follows suit after the CDC, declares hard hats not required citing worker discomfort.

"There's benefits to maintaining a certain level of community concussions," said one foreman.

Hard hats may be reinstated if docs are overwhelmed with concussed patients.

[cradleandshoot]

BREAKING: OSHA follows suit after the CDC, declares hard hats not required citing worker discomfort.

"There's benefits to maintaining a certain level of community concussions," said one foreman.

Hard hats may be reinstated if docs are overwhelmed with concussed patients.

That hard hat is the protection you need if a 2 ton I beam is dropped on top of your noggin... Ivy league stupid at its best. Your a Cornell grad, you can't come up with a better analogy than that. You ever had to wear a "bump cap"??? FYI the caps 95% of workers have to wear are not "hard hats"... they are bump caps. They are made to protect you if a can of soup falls on your head from a shelf. Common sense was not taught in the late 1980s at Cornell. FTR my brother in law was a Cornell grad class of 1972. My nephew is a Cornell grad class of 2010. I guess the late eighties is when Cornell was scraping the bottom of the barrel?? No big deal, all colleges and universities have their ups and downs. You just happened to be on the lower end of Cornell grads... nothing to be ashamed about really. I went to a Cornell football game I think in 1986, they really did stink up the field that day. i think they played Brown. Given the available talent, i now understand why they sucked so bad.

[CU88]

BREAKING: OSHA follows suit after the CDC, declares hard hats not required citing worker discomfort.

"There's benefits to maintaining a certain level of community concussions," said one foreman.

Hard hats may be reinstated if docs are overwhelmed with concussed patients.

That hard hat is the protection you need if a 2 ton I beam is dropped on top of your noggin... Ivy league stupid at its best. Your a Cornell grad, you can't come up with a better analogy than that. You ever had to wear a "bump cap"??? FYI the caps 95% of workers have to wear are not "hard hats"... they are bump caps. They are made to protect you if a can of soup falls on your head from a shelf. Common sense was not taught in the late 1980s at Cornell. FTR my brother in law was a Cornell grad class of 1972. My nephew is a Cornell grad class of 2010. I guess the late eighties is when Cornell was scraping the bottom of the barrel?? No big deal, all colleges and universities have their ups and downs. You just happened to be on the lower end of Cornell grads... nothing to be ashamed about really. I went to a Cornell football game I think in 1986, they really did stink up the field that day. i think they played Brown. Given the available talent, i now understand why they sucked so bad.

by cradleandshoot » Fri Aug 13, 2021 8:57 am
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You have heck this forum up to making it nothing more than a joke. I hope you are happy.
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[jhu72]

BREAKING: OSHA follows suit after the CDC, declares hard hats not required citing worker discomfort.

"There's benefits to maintaining a certain level of community concussions," said one foreman.

Hard hats may be reinstated if docs are overwhelmed with concussed patients.

[cradleandshoot]

BREAKING: OSHA follows suit after the CDC, declares hard hats not required citing worker discomfort.

"There's benefits to maintaining a certain level of community concussions," said one foreman.

Hard hats may be reinstated if docs are overwhelmed with concussed patients.

That hard hat is the protection you need if a 2 ton I beam is dropped on top of your noggin... Ivy league stupid at its best. Your a Cornell grad, you can't come up with a better analogy than that. You ever had to wear a "bump cap"??? FYI the caps 95% of workers have to wear are not "hard hats"... they are bump caps. They are made to protect you if a can of soup falls on your head from a shelf. Common sense was not taught in the late 1980s at Cornell. FTR my brother in law was a Cornell grad class of 1972. My nephew is a Cornell grad class of 2010. I guess the late eighties is when Cornell was scraping the bottom of the barrel?? No big deal, all colleges and universities have their ups and downs. You just happened to be on the lower end of Cornell grads... nothing to be ashamed about really. I went to a Cornell football game I think in 1986, they really did stink up the field that day. i think they played Brown. Given the available talent, i now understand why they sucked so bad.

by cradleandshoot » Fri Aug 13, 2021 8:57 am
Mr moderator, deactivate my account.
You have heck this forum up to making it nothing more than a joke. I hope you are happy.
This is cradle and shoot signing out.

No such luck for you little red peon. My mission in life is to be the hemorrhoid up your arse that preparation H can't reach. I still enjoy living rent free in your ivy league substandard as it is.. brain...

[Peter Brown]

Well folks, I guess everyone eventually comes around to Ron Desantis.

From NYTims editorial board about NYC: "...this is the right time to lift the requirement for masks in schools. It’s a lot to ask young children to wear masks for several hours a day, especially when so many adults seem to struggle with it."

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/02/28/opin ... -york.html

Do you want to know the REAL reason Democrats are finally dropping their idiotic mask mandates?! See below:

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[Farfromgeneva]

BREAKING: OSHA follows suit after the CDC, declares hard hats not required citing worker discomfort.

"There's benefits to maintaining a certain level of community concussions," said one foreman.

Hard hats may be reinstated if docs are overwhelmed with concussed patients.

That hard hat is the protection you need if a 2 ton I beam is dropped on top of your noggin... Ivy league stupid at its best. Your a Cornell grad, you can't come up with a better analogy than that. You ever had to wear a "bump cap"??? FYI the caps 95% of workers have to wear are not "hard hats"... they are bump caps. They are made to protect you if a can of soup falls on your head from a shelf. Common sense was not taught in the late 1980s at Cornell. FTR my brother in law was a Cornell grad class of 1972. My nephew is a Cornell grad class of 2010. I guess the late eighties is when Cornell was scraping the bottom of the barrel?? No big deal, all colleges and universities have their ups and downs. You just happened to be on the lower end of Cornell grads... nothing to be ashamed about really. I went to a Cornell football game I think in 1986, they really did stink up the field that day. i think they played Brown. Given the available talent, i now understand why they sucked so bad.

by cradleandshoot » Fri Aug 13, 2021 8:57 am
Mr moderator, deactivate my account.
You have heck this forum up to making it nothing more than a joke. I hope you are happy.
This is cradle and shoot signing out.

No such luck for you little red peon. My mission in life is to be the hemorrhoid up your arse that preparation H can't reach. I still enjoy living rent free in your ivy league substandard as it is.. brain...

That’s really aiming high in life

[CU88]

BREAKING: OSHA follows suit after the CDC, declares hard hats not required citing worker discomfort.

"There's benefits to maintaining a certain level of community concussions," said one foreman.

Hard hats may be reinstated if docs are overwhelmed with concussed patients.

That hard hat is the protection you need if a 2 ton I beam is dropped on top of your noggin... Ivy league stupid at its best. Your a Cornell grad, you can't come up with a better analogy than that. You ever had to wear a "bump cap"??? FYI the caps 95% of workers have to wear are not "hard hats"... they are bump caps. They are made to protect you if a can of soup falls on your head from a shelf. Common sense was not taught in the late 1980s at Cornell. FTR my brother in law was a Cornell grad class of 1972. My nephew is a Cornell grad class of 2010. I guess the late eighties is when Cornell was scraping the bottom of the barrel?? No big deal, all colleges and universities have their ups and downs. You just happened to be on the lower end of Cornell grads... nothing to be ashamed about really. I went to a Cornell football game I think in 1986, they really did stink up the field that day. i think they played Brown. Given the available talent, i now understand why they sucked so bad.

by cradleandshoot » Fri Aug 13, 2021 8:57 am
Mr moderator, deactivate my account.
You have heck this forum up to making it nothing more than a joke. I hope you are happy.
This is cradle and shoot signing out.

No such luck for you little red peon. My mission in life is to be the hemorrhoid up your arse that preparation H can't reach. I still enjoy living rent free in your ivy league substandard as it is.. brain...

by cradleandshoot » Fri Aug 13, 2021 8:57 am
Mr moderator, deactivate my account.
You have heck this forum up to making it nothing more than a joke. I hope you are happy.
This is cradle and shoot signing out.

[cradleandshoot]

BREAKING: OSHA follows suit after the CDC, declares hard hats not required citing worker discomfort.

"There's benefits to maintaining a certain level of community concussions," said one foreman.

Hard hats may be reinstated if docs are overwhelmed with concussed patients.

That hard hat is the protection you need if a 2 ton I beam is dropped on top of your noggin... Ivy league stupid at its best. Your a Cornell grad, you can't come up with a better analogy than that. You ever had to wear a "bump cap"??? FYI the caps 95% of workers have to wear are not "hard hats"... they are bump caps. They are made to protect you if a can of soup falls on your head from a shelf. Common sense was not taught in the late 1980s at Cornell. FTR my brother in law was a Cornell grad class of 1972. My nephew is a Cornell grad class of 2010. I guess the late eighties is when Cornell was scraping the bottom of the barrel?? No big deal, all colleges and universities have their ups and downs. You just happened to be on the lower end of Cornell grads... nothing to be ashamed about really. I went to a Cornell football game I think in 1986, they really did stink up the field that day. i think they played Brown. Given the available talent, i now understand why they sucked so bad.

by cradleandshoot » Fri Aug 13, 2021 8:57 am
Mr moderator, deactivate my account.
You have heck this forum up to making it nothing more than a joke. I hope you are happy.
This is cradle and shoot signing out.

No such luck for you little red peon. My mission in life is to be the hemorrhoid up your arse that preparation H can't reach. I still enjoy living rent free in your ivy league substandard as it is.. brain...

by cradleandshoot » Fri Aug 13, 2021 8:57 am
Mr moderator, deactivate my account.
You have heck this forum up to making it nothing more than a joke. I hope you are happy.
This is cradle and shoot signing out.

[cradleandshoot]

BREAKING: OSHA follows suit after the CDC, declares hard hats not required citing worker discomfort.

"There's benefits to maintaining a certain level of community concussions," said one foreman.

Hard hats may be reinstated if docs are overwhelmed with concussed patients.

That hard hat is the protection you need if a 2 ton I beam is dropped on top of your noggin... Ivy league stupid at its best. Your a Cornell grad, you can't come up with a better analogy than that. You ever had to wear a "bump cap"??? FYI the caps 95% of workers have to wear are not "hard hats"... they are bump caps. They are made to protect you if a can of soup falls on your head from a shelf. Common sense was not taught in the late 1980s at Cornell. FTR my brother in law was a Cornell grad class of 1972. My nephew is a Cornell grad class of 2010. I guess the late eighties is when Cornell was scraping the bottom of the barrel?? No big deal, all colleges and universities have their ups and downs. You just happened to be on the lower end of Cornell grads... nothing to be ashamed about really. I went to a Cornell football game I think in 1986, they really did stink up the field that day. i think they played Brown. Given the available talent, i now understand why they sucked so bad.

by cradleandshoot » Fri Aug 13, 2021 8:57 am
Mr moderator, deactivate my account.
You have heck this forum up to making it nothing more than a joke. I hope you are happy.
This is cradle and shoot signing out.

No such luck for you little red peon. My mission in life is to be the hemorrhoid up your arse that preparation H can't reach. I still enjoy living rent free in your ivy league substandard as it is.. brain...

That’s really aiming high in life

Says our fellow poster who has all the moral proclivities of an alley cat in his admiration of the opposite sex.

Aiming high means raising your eyeballs above breast level...

[jhu72]

The promised DC trucker rally turns out to be a total bust.

[runrussellrun]

The promised DC trucker rally turns out to be a total bust.

only you would think wasting money on Capitol fencing and poor people (national guard) with GUNS protecting....ummm.....something.

truckers, in the USA, do NOT have to have fake vaccines to work, unlike Canada.

All the mandates, and mostly vaxx card and masking is over. (unless you are an idiotic college, like Holy Cross or Cornell )

Tell us, what IS there to protest now?

exactly

[cradleandshoot]

The promised DC trucker rally turns out to be a total bust.

only you would think wasting money on Capitol fencing and poor people (national guard) with GUNS protecting....ummm.....something.

truckers, in the USA, do NOT have to have fake vaccines to work, unlike Canada.

All the mandates, and mostly vaxx card and masking is over. (unless you are an idiotic college, like Holy Cross or Cornell )

Tell us, what IS there to protest now?

exactly

It ain't like it takes a PhD to figure that out??

[jhu72]

The promised DC trucker rally turns out to be a total bust.

only you would think wasting money on Capitol fencing and poor people (national guard) with GUNS protecting....ummm.....something.

truckers, in the USA, do NOT have to have fake vaccines to work, unlike Canada.

All the mandates, and mostly vaxx card and masking is over. (unless you are an idiotic college, like Holy Cross or Cornell )

Tell us, what IS there to protest now? <--- that's my question. What is there to protest? Why bother? Still the organizers went ahead with plans. One could easily come to believe this had nothing to do with COVID, just like the one in Canada. Lot of Astroturf.

exactly

[CU88]

BREAKING: OSHA follows suit after the CDC, declares hard hats not required citing worker discomfort.

"There's benefits to maintaining a certain level of community concussions," said one foreman.

Hard hats may be reinstated if docs are overwhelmed with concussed patients.

That hard hat is the protection you need if a 2 ton I beam is dropped on top of your noggin... Ivy league stupid at its best. Your a Cornell grad, you can't come up with a better analogy than that. You ever had to wear a "bump cap"??? FYI the caps 95% of workers have to wear are not "hard hats"... they are bump caps. They are made to protect you if a can of soup falls on your head from a shelf. Common sense was not taught in the late 1980s at Cornell. FTR my brother in law was a Cornell grad class of 1972. My nephew is a Cornell grad class of 2010. I guess the late eighties is when Cornell was scraping the bottom of the barrel?? No big deal, all colleges and universities have their ups and downs. You just happened to be on the lower end of Cornell grads... nothing to be ashamed about really. I went to a Cornell football game I think in 1986, they really did stink up the field that day. i think they played Brown. Given the available talent, i now understand why they sucked so bad.

by cradleandshoot » Fri Aug 13, 2021 8:57 am
Mr moderator, deactivate my account.
You have heck this forum up to making it nothing more than a joke. I hope you are happy.
This is cradle and shoot signing out.

No such luck for you little red peon. My mission in life is to be the hemorrhoid up your arse that preparation H can't reach. I still enjoy living rent free in your ivy league substandard as it is.. brain...

by cradleandshoot » Fri Aug 13, 2021 8:57 am
Mr moderator, deactivate my account.
You have heck this forum up to making it nothing more than a joke. I hope you are happy.
This is cradle and shoot signing out.

by cradleandshoot » Fri Aug 13, 2021 8:57 am
Mr moderator, deactivate my account.
You have heck this forum up to making it nothing more than a joke. I hope you are happy.
This is cradle and shoot signing out.

[cradleandshoot]

BREAKING: OSHA follows suit after the CDC, declares hard hats not required citing worker discomfort.

"There's benefits to maintaining a certain level of community concussions," said one foreman.

Hard hats may be reinstated if docs are overwhelmed with concussed patients.

That hard hat is the protection you need if a 2 ton I beam is dropped on top of your noggin... Ivy league stupid at its best. Your a Cornell grad, you can't come up with a better analogy than that. You ever had to wear a "bump cap"??? FYI the caps 95% of workers have to wear are not "hard hats"... they are bump caps. They are made to protect you if a can of soup falls on your head from a shelf. Common sense was not taught in the late 1980s at Cornell. FTR my brother in law was a Cornell grad class of 1972. My nephew is a Cornell grad class of 2010. I guess the late eighties is when Cornell was scraping the bottom of the barrel?? No big deal, all colleges and universities have their ups and downs. You just happened to be on the lower end of Cornell grads... nothing to be ashamed about really. I went to a Cornell football game I think in 1986, they really did stink up the field that day. i think they played Brown. Given the available talent, i now understand why they sucked so bad.

by cradleandshoot » Fri Aug 13, 2021 8:57 am
Mr moderator, deactivate my account.
You have heck this forum up to making it nothing more than a joke. I hope you are happy.
This is cradle and shoot signing out.

No such luck for you little red peon. My mission in life is to be the hemorrhoid up your arse that preparation H can't reach. I still enjoy living rent free in your ivy league substandard as it is.. brain...

by cradleandshoot » Fri Aug 13, 2021 8:57 am
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You have heck this forum up to making it nothing more than a joke. I hope you are happy.
This is cradle and shoot signing out.

by cradleandshoot » Fri Aug 13, 2021 8:57 am
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You have heck this forum up to making it nothing more than a joke. I hope you are happy.
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So sad the late eighties is when Cornell was scraping the bottom of the barrel when it came to the intelligence level and quality of their student body. The only thing they learned was how to bold their letters. Your momma must be soooooooo proud of her bouncing baby boy.

You sure you graduated from Cornell and not some community college??? Basket weaving was very popular in the late 80s.

[Farfromgeneva]

Kids had their first day mask free (optional) within APS. It was, pun intended, a breath of fresh air for them. I think we will see a meaningful difference but it’ll take some time .

[runrussellrun]

The promised DC trucker rally turns out to be a total bust.

only you would think wasting money on Capitol fencing and poor people (national guard) with GUNS protecting....ummm.....something.

truckers, in the USA, do NOT have to have fake vaccines to work, unlike Canada.

All the mandates, and mostly vaxx card and masking is over. (unless you are an idiotic college, like Holy Cross or Cornell )

Tell us, what IS there to protest now? <--- that's my question. What is there to protest? Why bother? Still the organizers went ahead with plans. One could easily come to believe this had nothing to do with COVID, just like the one in Canada. Lot of Astroturf.

exactly

and yeah......Q is a real group Go ahead...provide us some websites and names of said "organizers"

Q wants to stop child abuse, and child sex trafficking. yeah, what a bunch of creeps

[RedFromMI]

Kids had their first day mask free (optional) within APS. It was, pun intended, a breath of fresh air for them. I think we will see a meaningful difference but it’ll take some time .

Now if we can get states to start dropping the big tests at the end of the year you might also get another 5 to 6 weeks of instructional time...

And have money to spend on instruction instead of the testing companies.