Delivering bad news for N.D.

grrpeas4lunch

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Veritas has a real fat fixation. I didn't think obese people were scary...

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FedEx has all your business solutions!

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Phone: 858-0613

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Fax: 837-9567

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(Data are for the U.S.) •Percent of adults age 20 years and over who are obese: 35.9% (2009-2010) Related to OBESE Synonyms: blubbery, chubby, corpulent, fleshy, full, gross,

Certainly could be said the descriptions above are (to die for) and we must do something. From Issa's POV the USPS is bloated and we must act proportionately within our meals.....I mean means as in dieting our way to Issue Position: Fiscal Sanity and Personal Responsibility Act by David Castillo.

Some of the excerpts; "growth in this country" "continuing to grow government" "vast majority of Americans" "America is at a tipping point and the future fiscal health of this great nation is at stake"

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We demand cut-backs! (For everybody else -- while we mooch more and more free stuff.)

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Who's fat?..Doesn't like the fact he's fat...Blames his mother and then his father because he's fat....oh boy. His sister is fat but thats okay and uncle Bob is fat (really fat) but thats okay because Bob is a swell guy....Literally.. He's so fat he set off the anchor in San Diego last week....Well, my sister is so fat that

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Seven hours gone by and not a single fat person has weighed in on my idea. (Couldn't help it)

Come on America...They've been putting M&M's in smaller & smaller packages so...You can't find them in your waistband.....Or, Postal recipients could gesture the thanks thingy with a treat!!.****e on..Get out..Get going....

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This is dire news indeed.

We depend on the U.S. Government to pay for the delivery of our product to our customers!

What are we supposed to do? . . . Pay to Fed-Ex these papers all over the place?

How dare those dirty Communist - socialists implement the budget cut-backs we've been angrily demanding!

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name that pea

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Deliverin' to the oldies...

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Hope4motivexxx

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Wow!! Pausing for a moment..deciding whether 2 or 3 slices of Cloverdale ham was the right fix I had a revelation to the USPS dilemma...

Fat people.....Fat people can and should deliver the mail for....free.

I texted my constitutional buddy and he said there's nothing specifically protecting the obese (race,creed,gender..ya know) so why not! It's public knowledge that obesity costs 93 billion dollars a year in health related issues and the way I see it...It's a win win...

Get Richard Simmons out of retirement and implement a new slogan from.. "We deliver for you" to "A pound lost is a pound earned for America" or something like that. Statistically speaking...we could increase the mail service to seven days a week, 24 hours a day and all it would cost the taxpayers is a hundred million yellow vests in the event they are not seen.

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Saturday Morning Fun, eh guys?

:-)

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wadeinpeas???

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lorejaxxx?

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neon???

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Somewhere Cliff Klaven is shaking his head

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"Newspapers rely on the Postal Service to deliver our product to thousands of customers every day . . ."

Get off welfare.

Pull yourself up by your own bootstraps.

Stop asking everybody else to pay your way.

This country has too many takers and not enough makers.

No more free stuff.

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Wiped the slate clean. Oh, well. Is it like being born again?

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Disgusted, mine too. Guess the site was getting bogged down with worried's posts. That'll lighten the load a bit.

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Jack, what the heck? Mine, also! :-(

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We can all come together to agree on that, Jack...I think...er, no...I feel.

(Serves me right for not reading the script before I came on.)

:-)

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MDN must be cleaning up server storage....both my active comment and deleted comment numbers went WAY, WAY down....

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"I believe that anyone or anything that has the potential for govt. subsidy/bailout should have to stock up assets..ie (retainer) for the potential of collapse/handout... This could/should insure the taxpayers won't have to come to the rescue again.....yea right! Citizens should take a stand on this issue and simply tell Congress that this law is unconstitutional unless it includes all potential institutions that have the potential to be bailed out....period."

Common sense, Veritas. Good on ya!

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Thank you, obertc, for your enlightening post.

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