-=> ROSS CASSELL wrote to WAYNE CHIRNSIDE <=-

 RC> Hello WAYNE!

 RC> 11 Mar 07 11:37, you wrote to BOB SAKOWSKI:

 BS>> You know Ross, were you to apply yourself as much in real life as
 BS>> you do in Fidonet, you would be more than a clerk at OD.

 WC> I was thinking just this last night.

 RC> As you countdown another few weeks til your next check.

 RC> As I stated to Earl earlier, I am a very well paid clerk, if you want
 RC> to fantasize about me pushing a broom or pulling a mop into
"aisle 3",
 RC> thats ok Wayne, for what I get paid, I'd gladly do that task, but in
 RC> reality I dont, but you arent casting an insult, I am a very well paid
 RC> clerk, whereas you are a professional welfare recipient.

 RC> You speak so much about having dignity, yet you take a handout so
 RC> willingly.


Yup.
All it took was a Saint Petersburg Cop breaking the law crippling me
while  I was doing nothing wrong and breaking my back.
Returning to school to return to work to be hit by a second car 
driven by a 16 year old
H.S. student breaking my back a second time.

This accounts for 6 YEARS trying to return to work and spending my own money 
to do so instead of having a life.
Then I underwent surgery.
Elective and FAILED SPINAL surgery.
Leaving me worse off than before.
Surgery I only underwent to RETURN to WORK.
Again to RETURN TO work.
BTW I have DOCUMENTATION for this.

Instead of using the back SSI payment to purchase a 
home as so many would in my situation I spent that
money in an effort to RETURN TO WORK.

Think you would have had such courage?
In your dreams boyoo

One other thing Ross.

I've made myself *intentionally outragous* in order so everyone in fidonet
knows BOTH of our stories.
See now all can judge me and you all by how they've seen us behave here.
Iam very comfortable with that.
I'm a biker.
Granted a crippled one but you never stop being one.
It's about how you comport yourself when at risk for doing the right thing

You're just a big mouth whith nothing to say and no deeds to back you. 
 

Back in the day when *I* was working as a receiving *clerk* none
asked me to cleanup on aisle 3.

Bill Larabie asked me to pick up a 570 pound roll stainless of roll stock to
put on the roll former spindle all by myself at waist level which I did.

Not at all like cleaning up some kid's puke at Office Depot. 


... Cassell, cleanup in aisle 3
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