Canada is booming right now. Particularly Western Canada. 180,000 hard rock miner jobs out there going wanting. Tough work but pays well. And oil sands jobs..
If you have your class one and can handle dtrain (i think that's what it's called) you can make $140k a year at Grand Prarie Alta..
900 truck driver jobs going wanting just at Grand Prarie
do you know what it's like living in fort mac? it gets down to -40 (that C. or F.) and i'm not talking about wind chill. people die up there because there car quits on them out in the boonies.
Yup, you got to be tough...But Grand Prarie is one hour from Edmonton..
Canada is booming right now. Particularly Western Canada. 180,000 hard rock miner jobs out there going wanting. Tough work but pays well. And oil sands jobs..
And that is free food and free rent in the camps included...so the $120-140k you make is without rent or food costs. The food is good. You'll be eating tbone steaks..
Prada. I know a guy who buys everything they make. He was telling me about standing in line at a Prada sale next to chink trannies. He didn't get the connnection
And let's not forget he was the first to produce Alice Cooper when they were really an insane drag queen band that nobody would touch..like in 67 when it was unacceptable even for hipsters to tolerate
Let's face it, boomers found paradise and proceeded to turn it into hell.
No we didn't turn it into hell..the WWII generation did...they're still in charge...in their 90's...Henry Kissinger, Zbig, David Rockefeller, Maurice Strong. We will never be rid of these fuckers.
The baby boomers are like Prince Charles...he will be outlived by his mother and never accede to power.
No something happened in the 60's that has disappeared since. The rise of the baby boom youth movement meant that musicians created a huge new music industry that the recording execs could only exploit frantically, but not control Thus the artists could actually do what they wanted, for better or worse. It was freedom and it was pretty exciting. By the mid seventies this was effectively ended as all the musicians died or were murdered whatever. They were replaced with the same old stale plastic pop groups that existed back in the bad old days. Form over substance, bouncy happy music to keep the slaves content with their miserable lot. No thank you.
Now Gen Y has the internet to use to break free again from the corporate power of the music biz exec and the execs are going crazy trying to stop it at all costs. We shall see.
You seriously believe that the Beatles (for one example of many) were not 169% a creation of the recording execs? Shit, you're naive!
The Beatles were a manufactured pop band that sort of got out of control when they got too rich. But there was a lot of other stuff goign on in the 60's before and after the Beatles who actually turned out to be a pretty lame quartet of guys..
Remember all of the 1960s music that was shoved down our throats?
Yes. Much of it was excellent.
You only think that because you were brainwashed.
No something happened in the 60's that has disappeared since. The rise of the baby boom youth movement meant that musicians created a huge new music industry that the recording execs could only exploit frantically, but not control Thus the artists could actually do what they wanted, for better or worse. It was freedom and it was pretty exciting. By the mid seventies this was effectively ended as all the musicians died or were murdered whatever. They were replaced with the same old stale plastic pop groups that existed back in the bad old days. Form over substance, bouncy happy music to keep the slaves content with their miserable lot. No thank you.
Now Gen Y has the internet to use to break free again from the corporate power of the music biz exec and the execs are going crazy trying to stop it at all costs. We shall see.
Canada is booming right now. Particularly Western Canada. 180,000 hard rock miner jobs out there going wanting. Tough work but pays well. And oil sands jobs..
If you have your class one and can handle dtrain (i think that's what it's called) you can make $140k a year at Grand Prarie Alta..
900 truck driver jobs going wanting just at Grand Prarie
In the real 1950s, Ward Cleaver was an alcoholic who beat his wife.
June Cleaver suffered from severe depression. She had done responsible work during World War II, and had never really felt fulfilled after being trapped in the life of a housewife.
Eddie Haskell stole his father's medicine and sold it to his classmates. Eventually he found some jazz musicians downtown who would sell him reefer, which he re-sold to his classmates.
Wally became a beatnik, and later joined the Mattachine Society.
Beaver got drafted into the Vietnam War, and died in a firefight ouside Da Nang.
Maybe in your criminal family it was. But it wasn't like that in mine. Thanks for playing.