More Markie Bull****, the only thing you were working as in the
government was a janitor!


janitors at the NSA have clearance.

they probably get paid well.

Gravity

gravity wrote:
More Markie Bull****, the only thing you were working as in the
government was a janitor!


janitors at the NSA have clearance.

they probably get paid well.

LOL!!!!!!

rare photo of the secretive "old friend".

http://www.commondreams.org/headline...es/0628-01.jpg

gravity wrote:
rare photo of the secretive "old friend".

http://www.commondreams.org/headline...es/0628-01.jpg

lol!!!!!!!!!! He's a real "James Bond"....not!

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More Markie Bull****, the only thing you were working as in the
government was a janitor!


janitors at the NSA have clearance.

they probably get paid well.

Of all the techie things I could relate to, here's something I never thought
would come up: I WAS a janitor at NSA. I was stationed there 1970-1972 as a
Sailor and during my last 8 months, I worked as a janitor after hours to
make enough money for the down payment on my first house. All the janitors
needed to be cleared, which made us military folks shoo-ins for these jobs.

The pay was OK for your average part time job. Nothing special, but I was
happy for the $1800 I banked in less than a year. (5% of 33,000 used to get
a family into a house. Not today.)

My first wife still has that house and it's worth $700,000.

What's she worth??

Sal M. Onella wrote:

"gravity" wrote in message
reenews.net...

More Markie Bull****, the only thing you were working as in the
government was a janitor!


janitors at the NSA have clearance.

they probably get paid well.


Of all the techie things I could relate to, here's something I never thought
would come up: I WAS a janitor at NSA. I was stationed there 1970-1972 as a
Sailor and during my last 8 months, I worked as a janitor after hours to
make enough money for the down payment on my first house. All the janitors
needed to be cleared, which made us military folks shoo-ins for these jobs.

The pay was OK for your average part time job. Nothing special, but I was
happy for the $1800 I banked in less than a year. (5% of 33,000 used to get
a family into a house. Not today.)

My first wife still has that house and it's worth $700,000.

"Dave" wrote in message
. ..
What's she worth??

Try offering two outfielders and a pitcher to be named later :-)

Seriously, other than her half of the house (her current hubby got on the
deed a few years ago for a re-fi), almost nothing. I divorced her in 1981
and traded away my half of the equity for no claim by her on my future
earnings (meaning no spousal support and no splitting of my Navy
retirement). She took a second to buy a business, which supported her,
although she did not run it well and she took a loss when she sold it.

I doubt she ever saved a penny. She draws a Social Security disability
pension for several ailments, real or imagined.

I fared better ;-)



Sal M. Onella wrote:


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My first wife still has that house and it's worth $700,000.