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| Eagle@bellsouth.net (J. Hugh Sullivan): Jun 28 03:33PM On Wed, 28 Jun 2017 07:50:42 -0700 (PDT), "the_andrew_smith@yahoo.com" >I had Starbucks 4 consecutive days last week. I don't go to Starbucks any more. Too much trouble to just get coffee. Hugh --- This email has been checked for viruses by AVG. http://www.avg.com |
| xyzzy <xyzzy.dude@gmail.com>: Jun 28 08:34AM -0700 > I had Starbucks 4 consecutive days last week. > Thinking of getting big rings in my ears. Passing through a bunch of airports? |
| "the_andrew_smith@yahoo.com" <agavinsmith@gmail.com>: Jun 28 12:57PM -0700 I never get it at airports. Huge convention at convention center with Starbucks and my hotel only had a Starbucks. Any other time it's if whomever I'm with is having it. I'm unimpressed with their coffee, although their new(ish) brew, pike place (?) seems to have almost knocked the old burned stuff out of the lineup. |
| michael anderson <mianderson79@gmail.com>: Jun 28 08:36AM -0700 > Yeah Mia but the dems in bama get something like $4 back from the feds for every dollar they pay in. With a crutch like that propping Obama and Hillary voters up, I'm surprised there's any state / local taxes at all. > Cheers. IFYPFY |
| JGibson <james.m.gibson@gmail.com>: Jun 28 10:40AM -0700 On Wednesday, June 28, 2017 at 11:24:16 AM UTC-4, J. Hugh Sullivan wrote: > Albuquerque, north to Taos, Cimmaron and Philmont and back through CO, > KS and MO. We used AAA Tour Guide books to decede which places to stop > and see. I went to Philmont, too. Trip wasn't nearly as exciting. 2.5 hour drive and don't remember the route. Plus we went to the basecamp multiple times for JLT. |
| dotslashderek@gmail.com: Jun 28 10:48AM -0700 So what you're saying is that repubs in Alabama don't pay *any* federal tax? Slackers. Cheers. |
| michael anderson <mianderson79@gmail.com>: Jun 28 10:53AM -0700 > So what you're saying is that repubs in Alabama don't pay *any* federal tax? Not at all. The repubs on my former street(which was virtually 100% republican) paid enormous taxes. The gop areas/populations of most deep south states tend to pay much more in taxes than they take in. We just wish the Hillary and Obama voters would stop being such leeches on the govt. |
| dotslashderek@gmail.com: Jun 28 11:03AM -0700 Oh. So you're contradicting yourself. Hey - didn't you used to be one of those hillary / Obama voters? Back when you weren't scamming six figures a year keeping dope addicts in "maintenance mode"? Not very nice to call yourself names like that... Cheers. |
| "The Cheesehusker, Trade Warrior" <iamtj4life@gmail.com>: Jun 28 12:26PM -0700 On Tuesday, June 27, 2017 at 2:10:19 PM UTC-5, GrtArtiste wrote: > $1,535.12 > Good - Bad - Indifferent? > GrtArtiste Sounds pretty nice I'm at 2.5% of assessed value - and assessments are quite high |
| Ken Olson <kolson@freedomnet.org>: Jun 28 03:49PM -0400 On 6/28/2017 8:10 AM, J. Hugh Sullivan wrote: > --- > This email has been checked for viruses by AVG. > http://www.avg.com We went there last year. I could have spent days there. |
| Ken Olson <kolson@freedomnet.org>: Jun 28 03:53PM -0400 On 6/28/2017 12:13 AM, Ken Olson wrote: >> Texas and Wisconsin (at least near Madison) are nuts - 2-3%. >> Cheers. > 1% is pretty close for us. Of course, no public water or sewer. No natural gas. Two volunteer fire departments within 5 miles. |
| Some dued <theodoreward@gmail.com>: Jun 28 12:54PM -0700 Its interesting but to me all the guns start to look alike pretty quickly. |
| Eagle@bellsouth.net (J. Hugh Sullivan): Jun 28 07:57PM On Wed, 28 Jun 2017 10:40:15 -0700 (PDT), JGibson >> KS and MO. We used AAA Tour Guide books to decide which places to stop >> and see. >I went to Philmont, too. Trip wasn't nearly as exciting. 2.5 hour drive and don't remember the route. Plus we went to the basecamp multiple times for JLT. There were 2 adults and 10 Scouts in our group. We were not the Council contingent - we just decided we wanted to go as a small group and make the trip special. All were Eagles except the other adult - who owned the Winnebago we rode in. Our oldest son was elected Crew Chief. All except 2 were from the same troop -- I asked the others because I was the Council OA Lodge Advisor and knew them. I wonder what that trip would cost now. After paying for Philmont and gas we each took $400. I wish the other 2 grandsons had remained in Scouting but they played too many sports. Hugh --- This email has been checked for viruses by AVG. http://www.avg.com |
| Some dued <theodoreward@gmail.com>: Jun 28 08:54AM -0700 Ranking Saban's losses by how happy they made everyone else. https://www.sbnation.com/college-football/2017/6/1/15720456/nick-saban-alabama-losses-dynasty-record |
| "the_andrew_smith@yahoo.com" <agavinsmith@gmail.com>: Jun 28 12:54PM -0700 1-9999 - Kick Six |
| Michael Press <rubrum@pacbell.net>: Jun 28 12:48PM -0700 In article <59539e2f.863811703@news.eternal-september.org>, > >| refusing to publish his name or picture in its publication > >| throughout the day. > That's probably a good thing. I would not ridicule them if they made it a fortnight. -- Michael Press |
| "the_andrew_smith@yahoo.com" <agavinsmith@gmail.com>: Jun 28 12:52PM -0700 TRUMP |
| Michael Press <rubrum@pacbell.net>: Jun 28 12:49PM -0700 In article <81ef6368-4ba6-4277-87fc-8124979efe8c@googlegroups.com>, > A little different from finding a dime in the dryer. More like finding a bandaid in the dryer. -- Michael Press |
| Futbol Phan <sgzphd@gmail.com>: Jun 28 09:45AM -0700 On Tuesday, June 27, 2017 at 11:43:04 AM UTC-5, The Cheesehusker, Trade Warrior wrote: > Maybe a winter sport like skiing? > Or some team sport? > What say you? Ultrarunning. Not only equal, superior to men: http://womensrunninguk.co.uk/inspiration/why-women-are-better-at-ultrarunning/ |
| JGibson <james.m.gibson@gmail.com>: Jun 28 10:29AM -0700 On Wednesday, June 28, 2017 at 12:45:47 PM UTC-4, Futbol Phan wrote: > > What say you? > Ultrarunning. Not only equal, superior to men: > http://womensrunninguk.co.uk/inspiration/why-women-are-better-at-ultrarunning/ It says that more women finish than men but that men are more likely to win. |
| Michael Press <rubrum@pacbell.net>: Jun 28 12:36PM -0700 In article <2ec60e3e-2ca5-42c8-a1a3-59a32f7cb9be@googlegroups.com>, > What's the older saying about Ginger Rogers? She did everything Fred Astair did except backwards in heels. ... when they danced together. -- Michael Press |
| xyzzy <xyzzy.dude@gmail.com>: Jun 28 12:38PM -0700 On Wednesday, June 28, 2017 at 1:29:57 PM UTC-4, JGibson wrote: > > Ultrarunning. Not only equal, superior to men: > > http://womensrunninguk.co.uk/inspiration/why-women-are-better-at-ultrarunning/ > It says that more women finish than men but that men are more likely to win. It also said that women were less likely to enter unless they were sure they could complete the race while men are like "sure why not I can do it!". So it may be more a case of selection bias. |
| Emperor Wonko the Sane <doug@sorensensdomain.net>: Jun 28 11:34AM -0700 On Tuesday, June 27, 2017 at 1:14:31 PM UTC-5, xyzzy wrote: > Trump could have led on the ACA by proposing and pushing through the tweaks no one could make because Obama because GOP obstructionism because gridlock. Along with renaming it, then he could claim he repealed and replaced and claim victory and he would likely get the credit. Dewd, that would require him thinking through the issues. How's he gonna work that in between golf rounds? Doug |
| michael anderson <mianderson79@gmail.com>: Jun 28 10:13AM -0700 the guy in front of me was your classic overeducated millennial. Looked late 20s. Had his Birmingham Southern t-shirt on but he had some grad books in his hand so Im guessing he is in grad school somewhere. Had the scruffy facial hair. Had sandals and ratty shorts on so he clearly wasn't about to head to any real job. Ordered a frozen flavored coffee drink that was almost 6 dollars. My idea would be to cut him off as he was paying and say to the barista(who is probably on IBR himself) "actually, cancel that order and I'll take the payment. He's on income based loan repayment for a bunch of federal student loans he should have never qualified for in a sane world. Since his income is nothing or very little, he actually doesn't pay anything towards the massive loans he has taken out. And me and other taxpayers are footing the bill and the interest. So I'll take this 6 dollars as part of my payment. thank you".... The look on his face would be one of total astonishment. In a sane world that's what would happen. |
| xyzzy <xyzzy.dude@gmail.com>: Jun 28 10:15AM -0700 On Wednesday, June 28, 2017 at 1:13:33 PM UTC-4, michael anderson wrote: > My idea would be to cut him off as he was paying and say to the barista(who is probably on IBR himself) "actually, cancel that order and I'll take the payment. He's on income based loan repayment for a bunch of federal student loans he should have never qualified for in a sane world. Since his income is nothing or very little, he actually doesn't pay anything towards the massive loans he has taken out. And me and other taxpayers are footing the bill and the interest. So I'll take this 6 dollars as part of my payment. thank you".... > The look on his face would be one of total astonishment. > In a sane world that's what would happen. It must be sad to live a life where everything you see makes you resentful. |
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