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Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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So was I. Like 5 minutes ago.
Working for a catholic hospital rest assured she had a clause oh well.
Personally I think shes a skank and showed her liberal fuck you views to her employers.
I'd fired her ass too.
I bet if she was on a soapbox spreading leftists horseshit that would be okay, right?
If the Catholic church wanted to talk "morals" they should take a good hard look at the horrors, misery, suffering and evil they inflicted on the world for so long... most of their "morals" is totally made up stuff they cooked up to control humans using guilt, fear and shame.
Same group wants to talk about morals when people are digging up mass graves of children taken 50 years ago from single mothers by force and never seen from again by the same group....
But oh my a woman's body is so sinful and they should be ashamed and have to hide it...
Her personal politics outside of work is not subject to the whims of her employers.
One of our employees is a dedicated Bernie Bro, but I treat him no differently than anybody else, as he doesn't do his politics at work unless asked and it's not my business to tell him what he can and can't do with his own time and his own political path.
Great NorCal bike stories. I’ve enjoyed them all.
My favorite climb to this day is Mt Baldy road from Claremont. Technically not NorCal but a spectacular and brutal 5000 foot single push. I often took my running shoes and made a run up under the lifts and then did the remaining push to the summit to make it a 9k day. I once ran into a famous climber/writer who was stunned that I did it weekly.
if you can feel your legs, you are not really pushing it. I learned this when I joined the weekly interval training up Laureles Grade. Those sessions taught me how to control my breathing, use the full pedal rotation, and allow my leg pain to go away. Hill intervals and hard drafting in big gears is what separated the top riders from everyone else. as well as proper nutrition and eating and hydrating often.
During my long rides up and down NorCal I ran into a lot of famous riders. Either drafting pace behind cars or out with their club. Everyone was pleasant and I got invited to some dinners.
One of my prized possessions is a speeding ticket where I exceeded the posted speed limit descending northbound into Monterey on Highway 60 from Carmel. I don’t think the officer would have seen me if I had not passed car traffic on the outside. I admitted to doing 60 and paid the fine.
I did several dozen road races and made Cat Ii but saw a few horrific wrecks that scared me. When I broke my seat tube and then a crank arm and then finally three frames in succession just from being strong, I quit racing. Just too expensive to need a new bike every few weeks.
all the talk of long rides and racing is motivating to me. And invokes a lot of nostalgia.
Who is piloting the boat? Konrad Lorenz?
Standard boilerplate employee agreement would have clauses spelling it out.
That's the why
They made some people butt-hurt once a few months ago, and some people can't seem to understand its unhealthy to hold a grudge against someone you agree with 91% of everything else they do.
They didn't denounce him, but whatever you think happened was clearly reality.
Don't make passive aggressive assumptions about me. I have no dog in this fight.
*Blood starts to boil* May the odds be ever in your favor.
Lolol! There are some whackos that claim that appreciating dark humor is an early sign of dementia. Now that dement-ion it...
That's why we get government involved to tell corporations that there are hard limits to what they can and cannot try to make their employees agree to as a condition of employment.
It's why you don't get fired for marrying somebody from another race these days.
Too many of the "Good" people think Corporations should be allowed to do anything they want and be as evil as they want because well... corporations must be people or some such B.S. Corporations are often more dangerous that governments and need to be tightly controlled.
If you don't think so.... just take a look at the big corporations and how they helped subvert our democracy and rig the elections in favour of their buddies.
I can agree to that but unions are just as bad.
If corporations need to have their "voices" cut so do Unions.
The whole Peoples United thing I understood along those lines.
As always "unintended consequences" had a say.
Me: "Take this shit over to the employment law forum"
Ravenworks: "But we don't have an employment law forum?"
Me: "'Zactly!"
What arguing in the pit looks like. 
