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quickdraw

2011-10-14 12:05:50 PM

Furries! In my Greek ports?

/it's more likely than you think
//oh Ferries? nevermind.

BKITU

2011-10-14 02:28:19 PM

That's a gay sex joke, right?

Masso

2011-10-14 02:46:51 PM

Come, Swallow!

Yaxe

2011-10-14 02:48:17 PM

Yeah, Greece is in for it now.

Masso

2011-10-14 02:48:26 PM

Swallow, Come!

/whatever

Bruxellensis

2011-10-14 02:50:47 PM

cgraves67

2011-10-14 02:51:11 PM

Doctors and lawyers went on strike? Are they unionized in Greece?

loki see loki do

2011-10-14 02:51:57 PM

Headline is all dyslexic.

Grapple

2011-10-14 02:55:08 PM

I get the nastiest 'creampie' image in my head from that headline

Day_Old_Dutchie

2011-10-14 03:03:11 PM

...and another canary keels over in the world coalmine.

Wake up, leaders! Stop spouting platitudes in your expensive ivory tower G-20 meetings and actually do some leading!

groppet

2011-10-14 03:11:25 PM

They are so upset they are bending over backwards to express their anger

Mr. Lickalickalicka

2011-10-14 03:30:06 PM

Headline of the year candidate!

watson.t.hamster

2011-10-14 03:30:09 PM

That's what Greece needs right now: even fewer people working.

/eventually you'll run out of Germany's money, then what?

m2313

2011-10-14 03:30:13 PM

"Attorney general of Athens Eleni Raikou issued a few hours ago a decision against the strike of municipal workers and ordered for the landfill of Athens (in Filis) to open. Eleni Raikou in collaboration with the government ministers of interior affairs Kastanidis and Health Loverdos suggested that the strike puts public health into risk since the workers refuse to collect rubbish while they have occupied the landfill and the garages of the various municipalities, where the vehicles for the collection of rubbish are parked. The attorney ordered the landfill to be opened by the police and decided to search for the people guilty of putting public health into risk, workers who will refuse to collect rubbish and open the landfill will be arrested and prosecuted on the spot. Buses of riot police were seen near the landfill, the workers occupying the landfill have set fire to their barricades and announced that are waiting for the police, while more workers from the occupied municipalities of Athens are gradually moving towards the landfill. The strikers asked as many people as possible to go to support them. Yesterday the government threaten that they will contract private companies to collect the rubbish, implying that municipal workers who are on strike will be fired."

jvl

2011-10-14 03:32:55 PM

cgraves67: Doctors and lawyers went on strike? Are they unionized in Greece?

Like all Greeks, they have problems with that whole "pay your farking taxes" thing.

cgraves67

2011-10-14 03:34:57 PM

jvl: cgraves67: Doctors and lawyers went on strike? Are they unionized in Greece?

Like all Greeks, they have problems with that whole "pay your farking taxes" thing.

Well, that's perfectly fine, but they should'nt get the benefits of a government then either.

m2313

2011-10-14 03:42:44 PM

cgraves67: Well, that's perfectly fine, but they should'nt get the benefits of a government then either.

The thing is, with the austerity push, even if they did pay taxes, they wouldn't get the benefits of a government.

Jake Havechek

2011-10-14 03:46:07 PM

Sell us your antiquities, Greece.

C'mon, sell them all to us. We promise you can buy them back when things get better. Like a pawn shop.

whitey_d

2011-10-14 03:47:07 PM

Mr. Burns: What do you think Smithers?
Smithers: I think women and seamen don't mix.
Mr. Burns: We know what you think

/image is hot

the_foo

2011-10-14 03:49:29 PM

Jesus Christ subby, at least pretend like you're trying. "No seamen for Greek fairies"

OscarTamerz

2011-10-14 04:20:41 PM

Seamen leaving ferries in Greek ports

Maybe they can FELCH them back! Any port in a storm.

Trance750

2011-10-14 04:32:22 PM

SO many ways to go with this

rev. dave

2011-10-14 04:33:28 PM

Greek wrestling? Did not read article.

TheDirtyNacho

2011-10-14 04:35:09 PM

What's Santorum's take on this?

Valiente

2011-10-14 04:40:06 PM

Snowball's chance in Hades.

Harv72b

2011-10-14 04:56:14 PM

A wave of strikes is expected next week, with seamen leaving ferries tied up at ports...

+1 for subby, +100 for writer.

Acrox

2011-10-14 06:43:53 PM

/waiting for seaman

APSBiker

2011-10-14 06:46:44 PM

Ferries leave seamen in Greek ports.

krackpipe

2011-10-14 08:48:07 PM

watson.t.hamster: That's what Greece needs right now: even fewer people working.

/eventually you'll run out of Germany's money, then what?

I was surprised they threw any more money at Greece. Good money after bad. Let them go back to drachmas and go down the Argentinian route. Bounce back much faster than this method, it appears.

olddinosaur

2011-10-14 09:00:19 PM

Fairies leave semen in Greek ports.

rgdelong

2011-10-14 09:47:11 PM

Oldiron_79

2011-10-14 10:21:50 PM

In before Shore Leave.

Cloudchaser Sakonige the Red Wolf

2011-10-15 02:36:39 AM

Why can't people understand that if there is a budget deficit, cuts have to be made somewhere? It's as if people are saying "I don't care what you cut to balance the budget, just as long as it doesn't affect me."

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