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At 09:10 AM 7/24/97 -0700, barryk -at- MDHOST -dot- CSE -dot- TEK -dot- COM wrote:
>Oh, I know first hand what the union has to offer:
>
> GRIPING!
>
> "Shop Steward! That woman changed my B-head.
> She is taking food off of my table!"
>
> "I demand to be compensated for the time
> she took from me!"
>
>
>
>I sure hope Johnny Bag O'Doughnuts does not
>read this, or I'm a gonner! :-(
>
>Ut oh, the union goons are after me...
>
Gosh, that was witty.
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