I wanted to ride on the Honeywagon so I could grow up to pump out port-a-potties, but the stoopid insurance company would not let me be in the parade! Maybe I’ll sue!
Mary, this is blog for insurance professionals. If you’re so shallow a person you have nothing to add, keep quiet. If you want to correct grammar, become a teacher.
Honeywagon, it doesnt’ sound like you have much insurance substance either. In case you missed the point, this article involved underwriting and liability issues.
It’s because of comments like yours that serious minded insurance people aren’t bothering to contribute. I wouldn’t either but left un-checked, this page will become little more than a forum for smart remarks like yours.
I have probably been at this a WHOLE lot longer than you have, I just choose not to reiterate the obvious & not take myself quite so seriously. Lighten up. Bart’s post was perfect!!!
OH MY! Sounds like AllenG has his little panties on too tight. Lighten up! Comments like that are on here all the time. I bet you’re the kind of guy who yells at little kids to get off your property if they step one foot on your lawn. I remember big meanies like you. Get a grip. This is how we enjoy the insurance industry sometimes. It’s OK to have some fun with it! Geeeeez!
Mary – who post was hilarious. Allen G. — relax, take a vacation or at least take your meds. With all that pent up anger you are sure to die soon from a heart attack or stroke.
Allen, you’re right. This is a forum for serious insurance professionals. I guess I just didn’t realize that serious articles came with such egregious errors in their headlines.
My mistake. I’ll try to keep in mind that such a fine publication doesn’t deserve my immature degradation.
If it weren’t for the occasional humor in comments like those from the Marys and Bart, I would lose my flipping mind. My job is serious enough… why take life as seriously, too? Blah.
Rabbi Moshe Waldoks is quoted as saying “A sense of humor can help you overlook the unattractive, tolerate the unpleasant, cope with the unexpected, and smile through the unbearable.”
Sound advice?
Smile, AllenG… unless your post was dry humor and in that case, good one! ~winks~
Very accurate headline as Bloomsburg is the only incorporated ‘town’ in the state of PA.
I like the grammatical error- “keep(s).”
I wanted to ride on the Honeywagon so I could grow up to pump out port-a-potties, but the stoopid insurance company would not let me be in the parade! Maybe I’ll sue!
Mary, this is blog for insurance professionals. If you’re so shallow a person you have nothing to add, keep quiet. If you want to correct grammar, become a teacher.
Honeywagon, it doesnt’ sound like you have much insurance substance either. In case you missed the point, this article involved underwriting and liability issues.
It’s because of comments like yours that serious minded insurance people aren’t bothering to contribute. I wouldn’t either but left un-checked, this page will become little more than a forum for smart remarks like yours.
I agree with allnG – This is meant for serious insurance comments only.
Imagine if one of these children fell of the truck how this could affect the municipality.
What if one of the kids turned on the water canons and started shooting high powered water at the people watching the parade?
I have probably been at this a WHOLE lot longer than you have, I just choose not to reiterate the obvious & not take myself quite so seriously. Lighten up. Bart’s post was perfect!!!
OH MY! Sounds like AllenG has his little panties on too tight. Lighten up! Comments like that are on here all the time. I bet you’re the kind of guy who yells at little kids to get off your property if they step one foot on your lawn. I remember big meanies like you. Get a grip. This is how we enjoy the insurance industry sometimes. It’s OK to have some fun with it! Geeeeez!
Mary – who post was hilarious. Allen G. — relax, take a vacation or at least take your meds. With all that pent up anger you are sure to die soon from a heart attack or stroke.
Allen, you’re right. This is a forum for serious insurance professionals. I guess I just didn’t realize that serious articles came with such egregious errors in their headlines.
My mistake. I’ll try to keep in mind that such a fine publication doesn’t deserve my immature degradation.
If it weren’t for the occasional humor in comments like those from the Marys and Bart, I would lose my flipping mind. My job is serious enough… why take life as seriously, too? Blah.
Rabbi Moshe Waldoks is quoted as saying “A sense of humor can help you overlook the unattractive, tolerate the unpleasant, cope with the unexpected, and smile through the unbearable.”
Sound advice?
Smile, AllenG… unless your post was dry humor and in that case, good one! ~winks~