"Who moved my Cheese?"

[merrylander]

As I keep telling y'all if you want something FUBAR'ed give it to private industry.

[Combwork]

Originally Posted by merrylander

As I keep telling y'all if you want something FUBAR'ed give it to private industry.

We use exactly the same word here slanted against government sponsered initiatives.

[Boreas]

Originally Posted by Combwork

We use exactly the same word (FUBAR) here slanted against government sponsered initiatives.

And let's not forget SNAFU or TARFU.

John

[piece-itpete]

Originally Posted by d-ray657

"Hey, risk is a part of every transaction,"

Rotflmao!!!!

And all good!

Pete

[merrylander]

Originally Posted by Combwork

We use exactly the same word here slanted against government sponsered initiatives.

I was referring mainly to the dumb idea here that electric power generation should be in the hands of private industry. Hell the local Flicker and Flash even sells emergency generators, they don't even trust their own capabilities.

[BlueStreak]

Sorry, but I have to disagree with you on that, Dave. This book is being bought up by private corporate executives and passed out to their employees. The "Cheese" is our jobs, our "livelyhood", and the conditions under which we work. Sure, the government influences business, there is no denying that. But this is preparing us for "change" coming not from government, but from industry. If the government is involved it is as a catalyst. Mark my words.

Congress passes laws, but who lobbies Congress? When a dog attacks, is it the dog whose to blame or the man who trained and feeds him?

I know, I'm a weirdo. But think about it.

Dave

[Grumpy]

Thats cool. I am one dense SOB

[BlueStreak]

No you're not.

[piece-itpete]

It's a pretty good book that basically says don't become complacent, my take.

The 'One Minute Manager' is pretty good too.

Dave, I thought that guy looked familiar.

Pete

[BlueStreak]

Originally Posted by piece-itpete

It's a pretty good book that basically says don't become complacent, my take.

The 'One Minute Manager' is pretty good too.

Dave, I thought that guy looked familiar.

Pete

True, the basic premise is good. But, the details and the inferences......

Dave