Bubba Army Listening Thread Aug 29-Sep 2

[SJ]

Finally a reason to post this here:

weird I saw that this morning on the canv

[SJ]

wait why are our countries wearing glasses... that's kinda fucked up

[SJ]

oopa IO's on - argument over

[Steve44]

I didn't say a fuckin thing about outsourcing! And if you look at some of ur provinces, unemployment rates are as high as 12.5%

BTW, our rate was 7.8% before Obama came in, now it is like 9.2% almost 3 yrs later! Yep all Bush!! That shit only goes so far IMO!

Don't even go there! If you want to compare apples to apples...tell me what Michigans rate is?

[iobane]

oopa IO's on - argument over

That's my job.

[milkman]

Don't even go there! If you want to compare apples to apples...tell me what Michigans rate is?

Province/Territory Unemployment rate (%) (As of July 2011[update])[19]
Alberta 5.5
British Columbia 7.3
Canada 7.2
Manitoba 5.7
New Brunswick 10.1
Newfoundland and Labrador 11.9
Northwest Territories 2.1
Nova Scotia 6.3
Nunavut 18.6
Ontario 7.5
Quebec 7.2
Saskatchewan 4.9
Yukon 4.4


Michigan 10.9

[SJ]

newfoundland - well fuck - if they'd let us fucking fish instead of you americans our employment rate would be WAY up in that sector... FML..

[Spaz]

Dballs girls got dead by the dog !?! he will be sad

[SJ]

Province/Territory Unemployment rate (%) (As of July 2011[update])[19]
Alberta 5.5
British Columbia 7.3
Canada 7.2
Manitoba 5.7
New Brunswick 10.1
Newfoundland and Labrador 11.9
Northwest Territories 2.1
Nova Scotia 6.3
Nunavut 18.6
Ontario 7.5
Quebec 7.2
Saskatchewan 4.9
Yukon 4.4


Michigan 10.9

uh canada isn't a territory or province... nice

[milkman]

They lasted longer than I though!!

[Chob]

"Hootie comes to snuff the rooster."

[SJ]

wait - 12 provinces?

lolwut when did we get 12? is that even right?

[Spaz]

"Hootie comes to snuff the rooster."

OK thats a little bit funny

[Spaz]

brents a dumbass you clip the chickens wings !!!

[Steve44]

Ten states reported statistically significant over-the-month unemployment rate
increases in July. Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, and South Carolina recorded the
largest of these (+0.4 percentage point each), followed by New Hampshire
(+0.3 point) and California, Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Texas (+0.2 point
each). The District of Columbia also experienced a significant over-the-month rate
increase (+0.4 percentage point). The remaining 40 states registered jobless rates
that were not measurably different from those of a month earlier, though some had
changes that were at least as large numerically as the significant changes.

Our unemployment rates are far better than the US. Nobody lives in Nunavut, the ones there only drink, fuck, and play cards.
And SJ explained the Newfie deal.
Let me ask you this milk, do any of your states have unemployment under 5%?