For the first thing...who the f*uck made you spokesman for this group?
2 nd your talking to imposter Jonez or is that you too.?
Why not go to the penny pinchin league and stay there.
Trolling and talking out of your ass is a dirty filthy disgusting habit
that only you can find a glory hole in.
You posting as an irritant to this group..
Have you got any friends here.
You sure ain't going to make none.
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You certainly are one thick headed fat fockin pig.
Vacation over..? Fat boy.
Or did you find a cheep hotel with internet?
Anything else you want to telll us scumbag?
Netstalker troll shawn Hirn Hearne
What you think???we missed a daily dose
of your bullshit?
Guess again.
Hurry to McDonalds they just posted their
first quarter loss ever.
I guess you cheepskates ain't keeping them in business.
See you in McDonalds playland later....
U Sack a shit..Troll
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From: Shawn Hirn - view profile
Date: Thurs, Nov 23 2006 12:25 am
Groups: nj.politics, soc.culture.jewish, soc.culture.palestine,
talk.politics.mideast
> ISLAMIC DOUBLE STANDARD
> Islam has always believed that Christians bowing to or praying through
> holy
> objects is a form of Idolatry.
> However, Muslims bowing down to Muhammad is an action that is also by
> text
> an affront to Allah. Making them a class of idolaters as well.
> "Thou shalt have no other God but me..."
> Allah said, "I have no brother, I have no son etc."
Six of one, half dozen of the other. Choose your mental poison. From
where I sit, both Islam and Christianity are just stories to be told
with no basis in fact.
>> The good old days!
>>
>> So I'm watching TV. Of course there's not much to watch these days,
>> it's stupid reality shows, CSI, Walker Texas Ranger and Fresh Prince of
>> Bel Air all over the place. TV is really getting worse.
>> Anyway, I end up watching old movies, made 30 - 40 years ago.
>> I see people smoking on airplanes, trains, hospitals and pretty much
>> everywhere. Patients smoking cigars in their hospital beds, soon-to-be
>> fathers chain-smoking in the maternity ward, etc.
>> Reminds me of the good old days. This used to be a free country.
> If you are referring to the United States, it still is a free country.
>> So what happened? When did we start giving up our liberties for
>> the illusion of safety? When did we start asking the government to
>> micromanage our lives? Something went wrong somewhere down
>> the line and it's getting worse.
> There is no liberty to smoke. What's happening is that more and more
> people are willing to go up against nicotine addicts by banning a dirty,
> disgusting, and unhealthy habit in public.
>> Soon we'll see crowded boats leaving for Cuba in search of freedom.
>> The fence on the border will serve to keep people from escaping not
>> from coming in the US. Sad.
> Why wait? If you think Cuba or some other country will allow you to
> smoking in public, feel free to move there.
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Professor now?
From: Shawn Hirn - view profile
Date: Sat, May 20 2006 8:16 am
Groups: alt.vacation.las-vegas
> The New York Times ran an interesting story today (May 18) on how
> students
> are using high-tech methods to cheat on their school exams.
> At UNLV, for instance, as the article reported, a new exam-proctoring
> system
> had to be put in place when students were caught photographing test
> questions with their cellphone cameras, then transmitting them to
> classmates
> outside the exam room, getting the answers back in text messages.
At the university where I work (on the east coast), cell phones, pdas,
and laptops are banned during exams. Some instructors also ban those
devices during lectures, not only exams because of the distractions the
pose.
My university also subscribes to an online service that scans students'
essays and reports signs of plagiarism. I am an administrator, not an
instructor, but from what I heard, this service is very effective. The
name of the service escapes me at the moment though.
Cheating is taken as a very serious offense where I work. Years ago,
when I was a teaching assistant at the same east coast university, how
individual cheating incidents were dealt with depended on the instructor
involved. Now, there's more uniformity.
I worked for one instructor who has a national following (even appearing
on Letterman a few times) who didn't care if his students cheated. He
said that any student who cheated was doing themselves more harm than he
could ever do by pursuing a disciplinary action. Another instruct in the
same department made it his life's work to see that anyone who cheated
in his class was booted out of school entirely ... and both instructors
taught a different instructor of the same courses.
Shane say's
When I was a teen in the late 70's, I had a close friend who loved to
shop lift. He was not a cleptamaniac. My friend intentionally stole
small items from stores because he got a kick out of challenging the
stores' security systems. Not once did my friend ever get caught. He
eventually graduated with very good grades and got into the ROTC and
became an Air Force officer, although he now works in private industry.
On the other hand, my dad's best friend once got caught shop lifting
and he got in a heap of trouble as a result.
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As for family restaurants, there are tons of them. You didn't say what
price range you have in mind, but check http://www.chowhound.com to see
what they recommend. My favorite restaurant in Philly for Italian is
Ralph's, which is the oldest family owned Italian restaurant in the
United States. The food there is fantastic, but bring cash. Ralph's
does not accept credit cards. Ralph's is located on 9th Street in
South Philadelphia around Catherine Street; its a brief walk from
South Street.
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From: Me - view profile
Date: Sat, Dec 21 2002 6:24 pm
Groups: alt.smokers
> On Wed, 04 Dec 2002 17:23:26 -0600, Kyoteee
> >Today at work, one of my coworkers was soooooo incredibly rude and
> >insensitive to the health and well-being of others that, after she
> >farted (one of those silent, deadly ones), she reached into her desk
> >drawer and sprayed her behind with one of those carcinogen-laden,
> >ozone-layer destroying "air fresheners".
> She could have turned around and said "Kyoteee, really", then flounced
> off, leaving your co-workers to think you were the guilty party.
Good point. If I had the choice, I would prefer the odor of the most
pungent fart over the stench from cigarette smoke. Fart oder dissipates
quickly. Cigarette smoke's onder takes days to dissipate.
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From: Shawn Hirn - view profile
Date: Mon, Mar 13 2006 8:47 am
Groups: misc.consumers
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> Chances are, you are just unlucky. But you could be blowing the
> interviews
> without even knowing it. There's an art to the interview, and
> unfortunately, you are at a HUGE disadvantage. You should never
> interview
> for a job which you actually NEED. You should only interview for jobs
> which
> you actually want, as opposed to NEED. Right now, you NEED a job. But
> you
> can interview as if you don't. If you seem too desperate at the
> interview,
> you won't get a job offer.
I completely agree. There are two key ways to avoid unemployment. First,
you need to be better at your job (once you find one) than anyone else
and you need to make sure your employer knows about it. Second, you need
to keep looking for a job even after you find a job you like. This way,
the odds are lower that your employer will want to lay you off, although
it can still happen, and if your employer lays you off, you have options
already in front of you.
The OP should try some way to excel in his field that few, if any,
others have done. I managed to achieve that objective and now, if my
employer fires me and outsources my IT job, I already have options lined
up in front of me. I admit, the situation may be different in other
areas, but in IT, those who sit back and do nothing, or just the
minimum, are at the greatest risk of being outsourced.
Getting a job is half the battle, keeping it is the other half.
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From: Shawn Hearn - view profile
Date: Tues, May 10 2005 9:09 pm
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malibu....@verizon.net wrote:
> Are there any online bill paying services that allow you to both see a
> detailed bill and pay it online. I want to further reduce paperwork
> arriving in my mailbox each month. I know I can approve companies to
> automatically debit my account each month or either a fixed or variable
> amount.
Philadelphia Federal Credit Union offers this service free for major
credit cards. See http://www.pfcu.com for specific details.
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Shane flips on employer????Will He do it again.
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tribalzid...@earthlink.net wrote:
> What's changed in the world in the past few years? I went to sit down
> and
> eat today at McDonald's for the first time in several years. What's
> going
> on in
> the world? I remember the days when if you wanted to say something to
> someone
> more than a few feet away, you'd walk over to them and say what you had
> to
> say.
> Nowadays it seems like more and more people don't understand this.
> Instead
> of doing the polite thing and walking closer to the person they're
> addressing,
> they bellow it out across the restaurant where everyone has to hear it.
> Talk
> about rude!
I agree, such behavior is rude. McDonalds is marketing itself more as a
playground and toy store than as a fast food place. Witness all the toys
and indoor play areas at McDonalds. Burger King does this too. Parents
are raising their kids to be rude. Your best defense is to eat elswhere,
such as Wendy's or KFC when you want a quiet fast food meal without the
playground atmosphere.
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>> The good old days!
>>
>> So I'm watching TV. Of course there's not much to watch these days,
>> it's stupid reality shows, CSI, Walker Texas Ranger and Fresh Prince of
>> Bel Air all over the place. TV is really getting worse.
>> Anyway, I end up watching old movies, made 30 - 40 years ago.
>> I see people smoking on airplanes, trains, hospitals and pretty much
>> everywhere. Patients smoking cigars in their hospital beds, soon-to-be
>> fathers chain-smoking in the maternity ward, etc.
>> Reminds me of the good old days. This used to be a free country.
> If you are referring to the United States, it still is a free country.
>> So what happened? When did we start giving up our liberties for
>> the illusion of safety? When did we start asking the government to
>> micromanage our lives? Something went wrong somewhere down
>> the line and it's getting worse.
> There is no liberty to smoke. What's happening is that more and more
> people are willing to go up against nicotine addicts by banning a dirty,
> disgusting, and unhealthy habit in public.
>> Soon we'll see crowded boats leaving for Cuba in search of freedom.
>> The fence on the border will serve to keep people from escaping not
>> from coming in the US. Sad.
> Why wait? If you think Cuba or some other country will allow you to
> smoking in public, feel free to move there.
>> The good old days!
>>
>> So I'm watching TV. Of course there's not much to watch these days,
>> it's stupid reality shows, CSI, Walker Texas Ranger and Fresh Prince of
>> Bel Air all over the place. TV is really getting worse.
>> Anyway, I end up watching old movies, made 30 - 40 years ago.
>> I see people smoking on airplanes, trains, hospitals and pretty much
>> everywhere. Patients smoking cigars in their hospital beds, soon-to-be
>> fathers chain-smoking in the maternity ward, etc.
>> Reminds me of the good old days. This used to be a free country.
> If you are referring to the United States, it still is a free country.
>> So what happened? When did we start giving up our liberties for
>> the illusion of safety? When did we start asking the government to
>> micromanage our lives? Something went wrong somewhere down
>> the line and it's getting worse.
> There is no liberty to smoke. What's happening is that more and more
> people are willing to go up against nicotine addicts by banning a dirty,
> disgusting, and unhealthy habit in public.
>> Soon we'll see crowded boats leaving for Cuba in search of freedom.
>> The fence on the border will serve to keep people from escaping not
>> from coming in the US. Sad.
> Why wait? If you think Cuba or some other country will allow you to
> smoking in public, feel free to move there.
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> Islam has always believed that Christians bowing to or praying through
> holy
> objects is a form of Idolatry.
> However, Muslims bowing down to Muhammad is an action that is also by
> text
> an affront to Allah. Making them a class of idolaters as well.
> "Thou shalt have no other God but me..."
> Allah said, "I have no brother, I have no son etc."