Posted by wilson ind on April 17, 2016 at 13:02:38 from (50.235.29.222):
In Reply to: Harbor Frieght Deal posted by mongo6318 on April 17, 2016 at 06:24:34:
My body hurt so bad this am I listened to a baptist minister on television , drank coffee then turned on yesterdays tractor. Next Sunday maybe I should just turn on yesterdays tractor for all religious insite .Come on all you self perfect people. How many of you Merchandising police report to your boss to deduct some from your pay if you are not feeling up to perfection to give a FULL days work? Well stealing is stealing . If you are self employed when deduction travel expenses report that just maybe a portion of the trip was spent getting a cup of coffee at some restaurant? Come on if you drove even a few feet extra did you take that off your expenses? Maybe when buying parts you included a cold beverage or a candy bar from the parts counter? I am not saying either way what dashund should have or not have done. Just thinking whose place is it to judge him.Let the first one who has never STOLEN a few moments to answer a phone call, or put a candy bar on parts bill cast the first TOOL.
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