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Gannett and Meth don't mix

Discussion in 'Sports and News' started by Drip, Aug 30, 2012.

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  1. Drip

    Drip Active Member

    This is a shocker.
    http://jimromenesko.com/
     
    Drip, Aug 30, 2012
    #1
  2. Cubbiebum

    Cubbiebum Member

    Just another fired Gannett employee.
     
    Cubbiebum, Aug 30, 2012
    #2
  3. Football_Bat

    Football_Bat Well-Known Member

    Damn, that explains why they sold the Arkansas Gazette.
     
    Football_Bat, Aug 30, 2012
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  4. Flying Headbutt

    Flying Headbutt Moderator Staff Member

    Damn. And let's just say, where that happened, they would have monopolized that market.
     
    Flying Headbutt, Aug 30, 2012
    #4
  5. Baron Scicluna

    Baron Scicluna Well-Known Member

    That arrest must count as a Moment of Life.
     
    Baron Scicluna, Aug 30, 2012
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  6. wicked

    wicked Well-Known Member

    Real Life, Real People, Real News.

    Not too many meth labs in that part of Arlington nowadays, that's for sure.
     
    wicked, Aug 30, 2012
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  7. Armchair_QB

    Armchair_QB Well-Known Member

    I swear I thought this thread title said "Gannett and Math" don't mix.
     
    Armchair_QB, Aug 30, 2012
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  8. Mizzougrad96

    Mizzougrad96 Active Member

    I can understand why working for Gannett would make someone turn to meth, crack, heroin or anything that makes the pain go away... :D
     
    Mizzougrad96, Aug 30, 2012
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  9. Tarheel316

    Tarheel316 Well-Known Member

    And that would have been true.
     
    Tarheel316, Aug 30, 2012
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  10. DanOregon

    DanOregon Well-Known Member

    What's the problem? The guy was crafting an innovative cross-platform solution for his customers that was low-cost and high-profit intensive.
    That's what I call Purposefullness.
     
    DanOregon, Aug 30, 2012
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  11. Drip

    Drip Active Member

    I don't see a problem. Oh wait, I do... it's illegal.
     
    Drip, Aug 30, 2012
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  12. bigpern23

    bigpern23 Well-Known Member

    Just another journalist who needed a second job to make ends meet.
     
    bigpern23, Aug 30, 2012
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