Are any of these statements not-true ?

Amblessed, MOST of those are possible. and your question is so convoluted that even people who are agreeing with you don’t know what you are saying.

amblessed, just stop. You lose. everything you write is idiotic. You’re easily brainwashed.

lol. Amblessed is so clever. wow.

bimjob - MOST would be 3 - which 3 are possible ?

My statement of ‘Amblessed is so clever’ was meant as sarcasm. Certainly you don’t think that I think amblessed is clever.

I know… I was just translating for the ‘sarcasm impaired’

No he’s not…

He’s just repeating things he was told by ‘smarter’ narrow-minded conservative republican twats. He truly CANNOT think for himself. How pathetic…

Because I had absolutely no idea what you’re talking about, I googled the phrase “143 days of experience”. So to clarify, for those who are lost like me, he’s talking about Obama’s 143 days in the Senate, and deciding to run for president.

Anyway, there’s one difference between a president and all of those other jobs. We actually want those people to go to work every day and accomplish a lot of stuff. I’d rather a president not really accomplish much of anything. If one man is making all these changes, that only shows he works in a system where he has the power to do so, and we don’t have a president, we have a king.

I don’t think so…they all seem to need a little more than 143 days to master, unless money talks, then I can see how a few positions can be bought

The statements aren’t true. You can have experience to go from one job to another. Where did this come from?

Thanks all for your insightful comments, appreciate it !!

All b ut the McDonalds one, If your vry good maybe hwo knows but nah