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Dead peasants insurance
#1
With this link you can find out which companies took out life insurance policies on their employees. Without them knowing
He ain't heavy, he's my brother.
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#2
i'd be interested in knowing whether Appalachian Power Co. and Kentucky Power Co. are in fact coal mining fronts or connected to coal mining.

these are interesting also:
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#3
I knew about wally world years ago. Texas is the only state that it is illegal.
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#4
What bugs me is that they use your ssn to get the life insurance, and its all legal.
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#5
Maybe this is a good idea, I may look into it.

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#6
If I was only an admin at a nursing home..............
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#7
old people life insurance is pretty high, the secret is to play the odds with high risk individuals who are younger and may well die young.

drug addicts come readily to mind, they would sell their SSN for a few bucks.

Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other.
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#8
If I was only an admin at a methadone clinic.............
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#9
Is anyone a dead peasant?
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#10


Not yet but the day is young.
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#11
(03-27-2016, 11:44 AM)Duchess Wrote:

Not yet but the day is young.

I forgot about this and am wondering about it now.
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#12
This peasant is still living.
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#13
You put the pea in peasant.
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#14
Damn straight I do & don't you forget it.
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#15
Very interesting, thank you.
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