Post Something For No Particular Reason

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[double moo]

We called riding in the back seat of a Pinto "Pyroparanoia"

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[Byron]

Y'know...I'm not sure it's actually a truly mindful dedication to that policy ideology. It seems to me that most of these people see others who have better lives one way or another and they simply can't stand it...so much so that they dedicate themselves to wealthy capitalist politicians that use them as doormats.

I had a new guy at a recent gathering of friends try to grill me on "income inequality"...he got all emotional when I told him I simply don't care. "If you're wealthy, great" I said. "If you're down and out, it sucks to be you". The look on his face was priceless.

The guy was a bum...only one year older than me but he looked to be 70. Fat, out of shape and he chain smoked hand rolled cigarettes. I kept my mouth shut but I felt like saying "Haven't you got more important things to worry about?"

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[Iceaxe]

:-)

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"affix the bayonets"

[rockgremlin]

^^^ I saw that poster that says "No GOP" and just figured this was some anti-Republican sermon.

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^^^ I saw that poster that says "No GOP" and just figured this was some anti-Republican sermon.

NC GOP

As in North Carolina--geesh, I gotta splain everything.

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[Byron]

Ha! That's funny. I live in a one bedroom condo. It's pretty roomy at 975sf, but I certainly don't have room for a lot of "debris". So I have a rule...when I clean out the closet or the garage...if an item I'm holding in my hand takes more than two seconds to decide to "keep" or "toss"...I'll toss it.

And I'll tell you why...those things that take more than two seconds to decide?...you're going to be holding them in your hand 5 years from now as they're covered in dust making the same decision all over again.

[erial]

The might come in handy someday thing, the pushing others out of the way to grab a penny on the sidewalk, the turning off of lights, and turning down the heat, and paying cash for everything - maybe that's a depression era thing that I might have shook my head at growing up in the 1950s yet decades later I'm not passing up that penny on the sidewalk or all the frugality that my folks found rewarding and the federal government ignores.

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