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Wow the Baby boomers are reaching retirement. Will there be any Social Security Left? How many people are healthy enough to continue to work until they are 70? |
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Wow the Baby boomers are reaching retirement. Will there be any Social Security Left? Big question. It all depends on politics.
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Edited by
Jeanniebean
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Mon 03/07/11 07:18 AM
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Wow the Baby boomers are reaching retirement. Will there be any Social Security Left? Big question. It all depends on politics. If these young politicians cut our social security they are going to have a large population of RED people on their hands. RED means, "Retired and extremely dangerous." Granny, get your gun.  |
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They don't care. I fear that we are getting into a political discussion here. A lot of people don't like that.
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Old people will slow down the whole country and bring things to a screeching halt.
Here are some tips for the resistance: 1. Take forever getting through checkout lanes, write a check. 2. Drive in the passing lane real slow. 3. Complain and raise a fuss to any business that does not give senior discounts. 4. Pay your bills with small coins. Count them out very slowly. 5. Picket in your hoover-round or wheel chair. Any more suggestions will be appreciated. |
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They don't care. I fear that we are getting into a political discussion here. A lot of people don't like that. I don't know much about politics so you won't find me in the discussion. |
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I love it! Reminds me of some of the guerilla tactics suggested by student protestors in the 60s. (eg. Don't just count your change out slowly. Drop it on the floor first. That was an actual suggestion ).
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I love it! Reminds me of some of the guerilla tactics suggested by student protestors in the 60s. (eg. Don't just count your change out slowly. Drop it on the floor first. That was an actual suggestion ). That's a great Idea!! |
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Edited by
Jeanniebean
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Mon 03/07/11 07:32 AM
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Another thing would for old people to apply for jobs and insist if they aren't hired that they will sue for age discrimination. Then when they are hired, they can really reek havoc...even at McDonalds.
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Be sure to leave your turn signal blinking. Peole hate that. Fumble through all your pockets to find your reading glasses when you're using the card reader at the grocery store.
This could go on all day. |
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Edited by
Jeanniebean
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Mon 03/07/11 08:08 AM
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Organize a team to free all the captive Alzheimer's patients in the locked section of the Long term care center.
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..and vote them into congress... ..i figured i would would find it humorous that no matter where i go i will be a nuisance ..just by smelling old..yea..i'm ready.. 
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..and vote them into congress...  |
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The young ones at work ask me why I come in so much. They are like here today and gone tomorrow. I can remember my dad saying since I didn't stay in the military that I couldn't retire at 37 like he did.
He was still working till the day he past away. Some folks think that retiring and not working any more are the same thing.
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The young ones at work ask me why I come in so much. They are like here today and gone tomorrow. I can remember my dad saying since I didn't stay in the military that I couldn't retire at 37 like he did. He was still working till the day he past away. Some folks think that retiring and not working any more are the same thing. Yeh, for most baby boomers, retiring means to start doing what you have always wanted to do before you had to get a job. |
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So true. I wanted to do computers as a hobby and having fun fixing up the old ones. People have just been giving me the old stuff. I am doing some work on my old house as a past time and that has been fun, too.
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The young ones at work ask me why I come in so much. They are like here today and gone tomorrow. I can remember my dad saying since I didn't stay in the military that I couldn't retire at 37 like he did. He was still working till the day he past away. Some folks think that retiring and not working any more are the same thing. Yeh, for most baby boomers, retiring means to start doing what you have always wanted to do before you had to get a job. That's me...countdown to 5 years then I can change cariers  |
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Thirty years ago I suggested to the local congressman that SS be discontinued and replaced with an "everyone has to invest in an IRA or 401K". My logic has always been I don't want to bankrupt my chidren and grandchildren through taxes. I hate to be the negative one but if something doesn't change SS will go broke well before I'm six feet under.
While I can retire at 62 I want to remain active and busy in the career that I chose (electronics). My retirement will be at 66. I may retain a part time job but that would depend on how much of the part time job income is subtracted from SS. |
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Thirty years ago I suggested to the local congressman that SS be discontinued and replaced with an "everyone has to invest in an IRA or 401K". My logic has always been I don't want to bankrupt my chidren and grandchildren through taxes. I hate to be the negative one but if something doesn't change SS will go broke well before I'm six feet under. While I can retire at 62 I want to remain active and busy in the career that I chose (electronics). My retirement will be at 66. I may retain a part time job but that would depend on how much of the part time job income is subtracted from SS. I work for myself right now. I plan to work until I can't anymore. Then, if there is no SS, I'm **** out of luck. |
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I will NEVER retire, except when I die.
Work gives me a reason to do things, just work ALOT different than I used to. Shooting for 85 & then will see what I want.    
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