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cuntman.net posted:who knows, maybe the mutations only show up when he gets older Nah he’s pure Tiffany’s steed The store btw E2 I had to clarify that lol
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BrutalistMcDonalds posted:https://twitter.com/Valuetrap13/status/984918015031627776
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around here the soil was dry as gently caress all harvest because summer was arid as poo poo, and now none of them can plant because the ground is still covered in snow. everybodys going to be planting soybeans to compensate, flooding the market and giving terrible returns lotsa farmers filing this year lol
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The face you make when Trump destroys your quiet life of corruption. https://twitter.com/joshtpm/status/984914514385784832/photo/1
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some sweet maga tears over the latest syria shitshow https://twitter.com/LadyJessMacBeth/status/985018923744743424 https://twitter.com/LadyJessMacBeth/status/985018942409199616 https://twitter.com/LadyJessMacBeth/status/985018948776165376 https://twitter.com/LadyJessMacBeth/status/985018960612503552 Dixie Cretin Seaman has issued a correction as of 08:11 on Apr 14, 2018 |
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Saros posted:The face you make when Trump destroys your quiet life of corruption. Trump is a mob boss all the way down to having a bozo incompetent lawyer.
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There's a very obvious story missing from this thread Pedanticly, he may not have realized that he was going to die under Trump before he died under Trump
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Potato Salad posted:There's a very obvious story missing from this thread anyone in particular?
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Trumpers gunna be confused as fuuuuuck
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Also it turns out that those coding bootcamps were actually just a giant grift: http://beltmag.com/appalachia-coding-bootcamps/
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Trump! https://www.wsj.com/articles/gm-cuts-up-to-1-500-jobs-at-ohio-plant-1523652143 quote:General Motors Co. GM -0.26% will lay off up to 1,500 workers from a small-car factory in Ohio, the latest symptom of sluggish U.S. demand for cars amid the rising popularity of sport-utility vehicles.
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etalian posted:Trump is a mob boss all the way down to having a bozo incompetent lawyer. Trump is a TV pastiche of multiple things Hes a TV businessman A TV mob boss A TV real estate mogul A TV president.
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bollig posted:Also it turns out that those coding bootcamps were actually just a giant grift: Whhhaaaaaaa- 
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bollig posted:Also it turns out that those coding bootcamps were actually just a giant grift: They were expecting local guaranteed IT jobs. In the middle of loving nowhere. also “the problem is, miners don’t want to come to class because they think the coal mines are coming back. They don’t want retraining.”
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Philthy posted:They were expecting local guaranteed IT jobs. In the middle of loving nowhere. Guaranteed local IT jobs is why the bootcamps were started in the first place. Are you really going to blame people for not going to class when they don't have any need for what's being taught?
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Offering training for jobs that don't exist is just a way for liberals to funnel money to the 1% while making employment into a matter of personal responsibility so they can justify blaming the poor for their situation no matter what they do. If ex-miners go to IT school they're stupid for expecting white-collar tech jobs to magically appear in Blacklung WV and deserve to starve, if they figure out it's a waste of time and don't go well they turned down a chance to learn new skills so they're stupid and deserve to starve.
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etalian posted:Trump! Is this like last time when they said the same things but it turned out the gm owners just didn't like normal cars and then had to get bailed out by fmthe government?
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bollig posted:Also it turns out that those coding bootcamps were actually just a giant grift: This is like 8 months old
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drilldo squirt posted:Is this like last time when they said the same things but it turned out the gm owners just didn't like normal cars and then had to get bailed out by fmthe government? also is anybody else doing this? Cause maybe gm sedans are just poo poo idk
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Potato Salad posted:This is like yeah by now they've probably all found six figure coding jobs in the silicon valley of the east, the appalachian coal country
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Duscat posted:yeah by now they've probably all found six figure coding jobs in the silicon valley of the east, the appalachian coal country No they haven't--oh
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Philthy posted:They were expecting local guaranteed IT jobs. In the middle of loving nowhere. Can't have a local IT job if your town is still on dial-up, even the miners realize this.
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Philthy posted:They were expecting local guaranteed IT jobs. In the middle of loving nowhere. Literally "why aren't these rubes buying this snake oil?"
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Best Korea posted:Can't have a local IT job if your town is still on dial-up, even the miners realize this. there are "a lot" of it possibilities in remote areas because of telecommuting and cheap real estate but no one is going to telecommute from a state that has a standard of living common in coal country it's slowly changing, i am usually headed to rural virginia or west virginia more than the dc or baltimore suburbs at my job but there's still a long way to go to make appalachia livable enough for people to transplant themselves there
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Business Gorillas posted:Literally "why aren't these rubes buying this snake oil?" When the coal jobs and the IT jobs are different brands of snake oil
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Potato Salad posted:When the coal jobs and the IT jobs are different brands of snake oil I mean at least there's hard evidence that there are circumstances where coal jobs exist in appalachia, since coal jobs previously existed in appalachia. Those circumstances will never exist again but i can see why it might be more believable that Maybe The Jobs That Previously Existed Will Exist Again than "hey people will start companies we don't have anything near the basic technological infrastructure for because ????"
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Doesn't change the fact that they're largely unemployed either way.
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Is there a market for "artisionally hand-crafted stone pieces" bought by the bag? And could they get depleted mines for cheap? I've been wondering if they would be able to upsell it to richer areas that may not know that there's no such thing thing as "Grade A shale with a hint of pumice" and make a push for revitalizing rock gardens.
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Randalor posted:Is there a market for "artisionally hand-crafted stone pieces" bought by the bag? And could they get depleted mines for cheap? I've been wondering if they would be able to upsell it to richer areas that may not know that there's no such thing thing as "Grade A shale with a hint of pumice" and make a push for revitalizing rock gardens. A lot of tourist areas have "mining" places where you buy a bag of dirt and then sift through it with a pan to look for gems. The younger kids in my family love it because minecraft, so maybe if there were a way to market a place like that to adults?
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The coal mines are basically advanced level escape rooms when you go deep enough.
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flashy_mcflash posted:The coal mines are basically advanced level escape rooms when you go deep enough. With the fun chance of risking carbon monoxide poisoning, or igniting coal dust on accident.
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Potato Salad posted:This is like Good catch. I was also trying to figure out what exactly the target audience for 'Belt Magazine' is.
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flashy_mcflash posted:The coal mines are basically advanced level escape rooms when you go deep enough. Not to mention the very real possibility of getting eaten by Reptilians. This is why we need unions.
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Potato Salad posted:Doesn't change the fact that they're largely unemployed either way. I'd like to know if they are sitting unemployed, or working one of the bazillions of chain store jobs that have openings right now. Unemployment is so low that we will literally have to start importing people from Mexico any minute.
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