Idk what you've heard, but it's not as good as this post makes it out to be.

Now ain't that somethin'

:d

Whilst buying the vest, he probably got a 2-for-1 deal with some magic beans. Couldn't pass it up. :usehead:

So...could the guy technically not sue the company that sold him the vest now? Since hes...well....yknow.....dead and all.

Carmel Mountain Ranch Country Club will be latest S.D. golf course to close - The San Diego Union-Tribune

*fist pump*


Oh dear, you poor things!

See, I don't get this mentality. Someone is going to get elected, right? Can we agree on that? Now that someone can affect your life in ways either very personal (civil liberties, rights to your own body, separation of church and state, etc.), or on a grander scale (the stock market, oil prices, cost of goods, real estate values, etc.).

So why not support a side based on your own personal ideology and principles (and self well being)?

All I know is that Linda and I sold at the right time. The stock market keeps creeping down because of trade war fears and oil prices keep creeping up because of lack of regulation.

The house we sold for $500K three months ago is listed on Zillow today for $493K. And we all know that Zillow inflates their estimates. I'd wager its market value right now is more like $480K-$485K.

Yes.

Where we probably disagree is that getting elected in the United States inherently requires corruption.

1. It is the same as giving the go ahead for corruption.
2. There are no sides based on my personal ideology because of 1, among many other things. What more often happens is that people base their ideology on the side they were born into or opposite of one that they've rejected.
3. Lack of real action.

Church