If you want, I'll let you interview Bob Hope.

Good one Lori...maybe we can all go through our phone books and come up with a series of "the other ..." (same name but different person). Boaz, did you say THE OFFICE? and I was so looking forward to that one.

Interview the strikers... I knew nothing about this!! As a dedicated Sci Fi fan I would like to see some interviews that fit into that category (ignore me if you wish, see if I care, where did I put my voodoo doll of Boaz?)

Sube: Boaz has interviewed the Office cast before. See: http://www.clipsquips.com/thirdSec/TheOffice.asp

Thanks Ted. I searched but didn't find it.

sbevis, Ted gave you the exact link. You shouldn't have to search.

Let me restate. I initially tried to find the interview for SuBe because I remembered watching it. I couldn't find it, having forgot that it was on a different site. Then Ted posted the link, at which point I thanked him. That was wasn't made very clear in the original exchange. I thought you all could read my mind.

Strikes are a tough time for all involved. I've been on strike. It got me what I enjoy today, which is being able to work for 30 years and have a nice retirement. If we had never walked the picket line for 82 days in 1970, I would still be working until I would be 67 years old. "You can never regain what you lose in a strike!", I've heard, but you also can get stuff you never thought would be possible too!

Correct Dave so long as strikes are used as an absolute last resort. There was a time when our union was run by militants and they wanted us out at the drop of a hat. They were voted out in the end and we now have a more moderate union who use debate and alternative methods to achieve our rights. It was by dialog alone that we secured and kept our right to retire from the government at 60 and not 65. (Thats just for us oldies though). Ahh 7 years to go Sooner if I'm lucky!

sbevis: If I could read your mind, I would be vewy, vewy scared. However, I see what you were saying. Don't know why I didn't read it that way....

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