New Ultimate Extras

"C.B." <notreallyc.b.mullen@windowslive.com> wrote in
news:31A57A71-D0EE-48AE-9CB6-18DF00DCA802@microsoft.com:

>
> I agree. However, another reason to refuse to give your business
> to
> fast food franchises (and many other businesses) is the manner in
> which they treat their employees. The companies work them part-time so
> they do not qualify for unemployment benefits, pensions or insurance.
> The employees do not make enough money to enable them to be homeowners
> and therefore government agencies must subsidize their housing costs.
> Joe taxpayer must repay the governments via taxes. The local, state
> and federal governments must support their healthcare and the
> healthcare of their infants so the taxpayer ends up footing these
> expenses also.
> The company executives and shareholders reap all the profits and
> benefits while the blue collar worker pays out the arse in taxes. Only
> in America.
> OK. I'm ready for all the replies from the conservative,
> right-wing
> respondents. Let me have it.
>
> C.B.
>
>

I'll bite. If a guy is working part time at a fast food place, why is he
looking for a house and raising a family? If he doesn't want to take the
time to get an education, which is free in this country, then it is his
problem. If you didn't tax businesses, their products would be cheaper and
they could pay their employees better, and their would be more tax revenue
from a populace which has the money to spend and invest. The knife cuts
both ways.

bdog

"Frank" <fab@notspam.com> wrote in message
news:uG1bsKYpIHA.1580@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

> If you want to be a healthy person, I'd strongly advise against eating
> that crappy fast food.

Absolutely. I assume you agree with my analogy though, as that is all you
have to say about it.

Robert Moir wrote:
> "Frank" <fab@notspam.com> wrote in message
> news:uG1bsKYpIHA.1580@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
>
>
>>If you want to be a healthy person, I'd strongly advise against eating
>>that crappy fast food.
>
>
> Absolutely. I assume you agree with my analogy though, as that is all you
> have to say about it.
>
>
hehehe..ASSume nothing...LOL!
Frank

Anyone having he issue where the new content when viewed via windows explorer
or via the desktop background settings causes windows explorer to crash?

Or am I unique... As I can not select it as when I choose the section in the
backgrounds section I get an immediate crash there... Also going in through
windows explorer to c:\windows\web\...dream scene...\ i get a crash there.

Either like I got a corrupt mpg or that I am missing a video codec....

If anyone has a suggestion it would be appreciated!!!

"John Barnett MVP" wrote:

> Yes they are. They downloaded yesterday.
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> "Gary Mount" <gary_mount@telus.net> wrote in message
> news:uuF5RUTpIHA.1420@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
> >I see Windows Sound Schemes, and DreamScene Content Pack #3 now available.
> > Also the Windows Vista Ultimate Language Packs are back after the SP1
> > upgrade.
>
>

the dreamscene content pack is swell. I especially like the water dripping
off the leaf one. I love how it runs for about 4 seconds and causes my pc to
hard reboot

"Gary Mount" wrote:

> I see Windows Sound Schemes, and DreamScene Content Pack #3 now available.
> Also the Windows Vista Ultimate Language Packs are back after the SP1
> upgrade.
>
>