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Originally posted by Sage
Look, Army and Navy are different, you get sign on for Navy, and not for Army. Get it? Marines and Air Force go the same way, it's not for everything. God forbid I've lived on a Military Base before, as well as asked my relatives about it, Grandfather was Marine, Brother Air Force, Uncle Navy, B iological father, Army. I know this, k?
Okay, then why don't you ask me three or four friends who are SITTING NEXT TO ME that joined the Army for the same reason, and quit purporting to know everything because you DON'T.
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I believe in the civil war companys helped get supplies for the troops in the civil war.
For one thing, THOSE people actually NEEDED it because they were SUFFERING along WITH the civilians. Coffe is not a daily nessecity. And somehow I highly doubt every single business and company in the entire country sent masses of supplies to soliders or anybody else... especially when so many of them didn't have any money themselves.
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Originally posted by Sage
Actually it was a big deal, it went all over national TV, caused an uproar among many families as well as his own state that he came from, and he meant that people who went there were idiots, and are.
Just because something caused an uprorar does not mean it emans anything. I believe it caused a bigger news story when Britney Spears kissed Madonna... because people are idiots, as we can leant from watching you.
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, theres not really a 'required' IQ test for the ARMY.
Again, why don't you submit that statement to the Army Recruiting Center on Southside and see what happens...
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Orignally posted by Sage
Also, most recruits are only out of high school, not in. Goverment can't drag you out of school. Law states if you are still in school you will not be taken into service, so say a draft comes, well the people in college get to stay in college, the others don't. Well, the ones not in school. Maxinum age for what? Military recruits? No, every MALE signs up at the age of 18. =\ <-- Mandatory sign-up.
OBVIOULSY it's not QUITE mandatory since they ahve all these form you fill out that require you to sign up if yiu haven't yet... even at the age of 35... such as applications for food stamps, college grants, and certian types of jobs... so obvioulsy not everyone has already signed up or they wouldn't have those sections... Just becasue something is required by law does not mean it will happen. If people never join the military while in high school, again, how come I know of so many people who have done so...? And when did I say
anything about the draft? No, I believe that was just you being stupid again... because I believe I said some people who join the military are stil lin high school.. notthat they were forced to quit high school... and, of course, those always those few I know who were 16 at the time, as well...
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K, so it didn't happen, people can still talk about it, duh?
Then why did you and Kia say the exact same thing to those people?
Funny, Starbucks has never been expensive for me, and I go to the rich side of town. Vestavia.
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Originally posted by Sage
And no, they shouldn't allow refills, maybe on soda and coffee, but Hot Chocolate, and the frozen whatever is still more expensive then majority things. You did take economics in class, I hope. That or Business Tech.
lol... you've never been to starbucks, obvioulsy.... they don't serve fountain drinks... lol...
(Oh and last time I checked yes over $1 for a cup of small black coffe is considered expensive. If it is not expensive then why does everybody complain about the fact that they shouldn't charge so much? lol... )
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I would too, drives away business, sit elsewhere, like across the street.
If it drives away business, then how come the customers are always becoming friends with the hangout people? Oh wait a minute, I forgot, you're an idiot... idiots WILL sometimes think it drives away business... )but in relaity the idiots go into the store anyway and buy what they want and just look at peopole funny).
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Don't want homeless people sitting outside my store, sheesh, thats like bad karma.
Really? I thought karma was something acquired only by yourself for doing bad things to people... such as telling themn where they can and cannot sit on public property... I also remeber specificlaly saying these people were NOT homeless...
[/quote]I don't look rich, Starbucks doesn't yell at me.[/quote]
You live in a house which is suposed to be expensive and wear clean clothes. You are also a tennager, and may be playing a GameBoy. If you lived in an apartment, had a small hole in your shirt, and were carrying a grocery bag full of those 25c thingies you can get from gas stations in this area, or were smoking a non-filtered cigarette, they would be rude to you.
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Course, if your going to walk around and not 'buy' anything, I'd probably shoo you out too.
There's no problem with that since this is a restaurant. If I can sit at McDonald's and not buy anything, there's no reason I can't sit at Starbucks and not buy anything. Or walk around wal-Mart and look at the merchandise... actually, people do that quite often in businesses; it's called the mall. Of course, if you yrll at somebody or try to makethem leave for sitting OUTSIDE your store when they haven't bought anything... (and I am talking about on a bench, in a park, in a field, etc., not on the sidewalk outside a door), then that will create bad karma... other people cannot create karma for you... you can only create it or dharma yourself...
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Well I hate homeless people, they're like strays. If you don't chase them away they'll keep congregating and bringing more and more people with them the following times.
What's wrong with congrgating? That's one of our constitutional right, first of all. Second of all that aplies to a certian type of people, and the type it applies to is NOT homeless people. It applies to crack-smokers, sometimes. It applies to "gangsta"-type people and skateboard kids. You'd think it applies to hippies, but it doesn't, 'cause if it's a business they like they suualy only bring one or two friends with them at a time. And last time I checked.... high school kids are a lot more liekly to travel in larger groups then homeless people. Hell, homeles people don't have groups to travel in... if they had that many friends they'd also have a floor or a couch.