The good thing is you can *** more and get away with it cause you're old !
Especially when I go to a bar that caters to people at least 10 or more years younger than me.
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The good thing is you can *** more and get away with it cause you're old !
Especially when I go to a bar that caters to people at least 10 or more years younger than me. fonewear said: » Especially when I go to a bar that caters to people at least 10 or more years younger than me. For the last time..... it's a roller skating rink and if you don't quit hanging around we're calling the police.... Did anyone make a case for ted cruz to be president when I wasn't looking?
I don't know how much back reading I can handle this early... I made a case for Scott Walker for president. I'm not sure many people outside of Nausi and Zackan would vote for Cruz.
And I'm Texan, I'm supposed to vote for Cruz, and I still won't (unless he is the GOP nominee, then I really have no choice). Shiva.Nikolce said: » Did anyone make a case for ted cruz to be president when I wasn't looking? I don't know how much back reading I can handle this early... Offline
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fonewear said: » Clearly the MRAs need to get the white male voter out to back the white male candidate. Balance must be achieved! Seraph.Ramyrez said: » Leviathan.Chaosx said: » It's more like after 25, it's all downhill. 30 is like the nexus of oldness. Yeah, 23-25 sounds about right. That's when you graduate college and the creditors start to come calling. Ah *** you guys, I just turned 26. Am I destined to become Niko? How many dead babies and ruined lives do I need to qualify for my old codger membership? I get that Cruz might not be some people's cup of tea, but coming down to Cruz V the epitome of a "bought" politician and not voting for Cruz is baffling.
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Hate to break it to you Sparth but you are officially old welcome to the club !
I've been drinking Scotch just to fit in the old man stereotype. Ragnarok.Nausi said: » Shiva.Nikolce said: » Did anyone make a case for ted cruz to be president when I wasn't looking? I don't know how much back reading I can handle this early... Vote for Ted Cruz! at least he is not hilary.. yeah I don't think that will work since everybody is not hilary.... OR maybe we can use that.... let's nominate "Non Hilary Candidate to be named later" and just use this Lakshmi.Sparthosx said: » Seraph.Ramyrez said: » Leviathan.Chaosx said: » It's more like after 25, it's all downhill. 30 is like the nexus of oldness. Yeah, 23-25 sounds about right. That's when you graduate college and the creditors start to come calling. Ah *** you guys, I just turned 26. Am I destined to become Niko? How many dead babies and ruined lives do I need to qualify for my old codger membership? First Democratic Presidential Announcement:
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We need female candidates that are under 70 is that too much to ask for ! How about 35 that would be nice.
Asura.Kingnobody said: » Odin.Jassik said: » Asura.Kingnobody said: » Odin.Jassik said: » He's all about Reaganomics, which has his state in default... I'm sure you are going to post a biased source that would say that they are, but the CAFR says otherwise. Especially in a state that holds $1.5 billion in cash on hand with less than a billion in total liabilities. But I guess to you, that's defaulting.... If you have taken even 1 business course in your entire life, you would know what you just said is ***. Right, he avoided a default by slashing education and borrowing from the road fund to offset the 3 billion dollar deficit in 2010, and they're in the same boat again this year, with another 2 billion dollar deficit... Revenues were up in the short-term, then fell below projections for the following 3 years, and they're still pushing their shortfalls into the future: Reaganomics. How can they have a deficit when their Excess of Revenues Over/(Under) Expenditures (see page 21 of the link I provided) is over $10 million? You know what that's called? A surplus. And guess what. That report is reporting all revenue and expenses. Not specific ones, not just the income/expenses towards the General Fund, but all of them. Keep talking out of your ***. You have no clue about business, because any businessman would know that more profits over expenses equals a surplus of money. What does a small surplus in 2013 (which has absolutely nothing to do with the sale of large parcels of state land and withdrawals from the highway fund) have any effect on 2015? The short-term gains from his fiscal strategies are compounding into long-term losses. You can wave around balance sheets all you want, anyone with business sense knows you can't endlessly borrow from next year and use the surplus to maintain low income. fonewear said: » We need female candidates that are under 70 is that too much to ask for ! How about 35 that would be nice. We tried with Sarah. It didn't work out. Then we tried with Bachmann and it REALLY didn't work out. Grandmothers belong in rocking chairs knitting scarfs for their grandkids, not in politics.
Ragnarok.Nausi said: » Grandmothers belong in rocking chairs knitting scarfs for their grandkids, not in politics. I would vote for elizabeth dole... Odin.Jassik said: » Asura.Kingnobody said: » Odin.Jassik said: » Asura.Kingnobody said: » Odin.Jassik said: » He's all about Reaganomics, which has his state in default... I'm sure you are going to post a biased source that would say that they are, but the CAFR says otherwise. Especially in a state that holds $1.5 billion in cash on hand with less than a billion in total liabilities. But I guess to you, that's defaulting.... If you have taken even 1 business course in your entire life, you would know what you just said is ***. Right, he avoided a default by slashing education and borrowing from the road fund to offset the 3 billion dollar deficit in 2010, and they're in the same boat again this year, with another 2 billion dollar deficit... Revenues were up in the short-term, then fell below projections for the following 3 years, and they're still pushing their shortfalls into the future: Reaganomics. How can they have a deficit when their Excess of Revenues Over/(Under) Expenditures (see page 21 of the link I provided) is over $10 million? You know what that's called? A surplus. And guess what. That report is reporting all revenue and expenses. Not specific ones, not just the income/expenses towards the General Fund, but all of them. Keep talking out of your ***. You have no clue about business, because any businessman would know that more profits over expenses equals a surplus of money. What does a small surplus in 2013 (which has absolutely nothing to do with the sale of large parcels of state land and withdrawals from the highway fund) have any effect on 2015? The short-term gains from his fiscal strategies are compounding into long-term losses. You can wave around balance sheets all you want, anyone with business sense knows you can't endlessly borrow from next year and use the surplus to maintain low income. Better question: Who's telling you what to say? Chris Mathews? Brian Williams? Arianna Huffington? Besides, you haven't shown anywhere in your reasoning where liabilities actually increased. In fact, if you even bothered to look, you would see that liabilities decreased by $226,940 in 1 year. Again, if you bothered to look, you would have seen that cash far exceeds total liabilities in FY 2014. Sounds like they are in real trouble, huh? Also, I was talking about Profit/Loss statements (or Income Statements), not Balance Sheets, when I was talking about income/expenses going to all funds. Seriously, stop posting. You have never taken a management class in your life, and every post you make is another piece of evidence towards this statement. Ragnarok.Nausi said: » Grandmothers belong in rocking chairs knitting scarfs for their grandkids, not in politics. Ragnarok.Nausi said: » Grandmothers belong in rocking chairs knitting scarfs for their grandkids, not in politics. Maybe it's my mean streak... but I really hope she runs and another obama puts her through the ringer in the primaries. Even with all the botox and makeup in the universe I don't think her face can take a year on the campaign trail. I deep down in my cheap dark heart I really enjoyed watching her take that beating in 2008 And I'm really liking the idea of nominating "Person to be chosen later" for the republican ticket...
Our only guarantee is that he/she is not hilary clinton. It's nobody that you know. It's just this one person who will remain nameless until after the election and here is his/her platform and that's all you get. no name, no face, no debates, nothing at all to run against but the issues. In the end the curtain is lifted and our new President is the Duck Dynasty guy.
Asura.Kingnobody said: » Besides, you haven't shown anywhere in your reasoning where liabilities actually increased. In fact, if you even bothered to look, you would see that liabilities decreased by $226,940 in 1 year. Again, if you bothered to look, you would have seen that cash far exceeds total liabilities in FY 2014. Sounds like they are in real trouble, huh? An account balance sheet is a blatantly dishonest way to prove your point. It's adjusted to meet the legal requirement of balance, and it does not report where they pull or push money to make it balance. In this case, but cutting the maximum per-student funding for public schools even further. Including proposed property tax cuts, Wisconsin will be about 280M in the red by the end of FY2014, which they'll again have to balance out by borrowing from other funding sources. I'm not going to continue to deal with your childish attitude and jibes. Learn to talk like an adult. Lakshmi.Sparthosx said: » In the end the curtain is lifted and our new President is the Duck Dynasty guy. I hate when people threaten to leave the country over presidential elections... ... ...but I'd strongly consider it. Luckily, this could almost positively never happen. I love me some angsty videos where people burn flags and destroy their passports over trivial issues.
Cerberus.Pleebo said: » And there's why. People who can't acknowledge basic human rights without a God figure telling them what's right and wrong are extremely disturbing to me. It's terrifying to think that all that keeps some people from being the next John Gacy is a fear of a mythical hell. Asura.Kingnobody said: » Odin.Jassik said: » Asura.Kingnobody said: » Odin.Jassik said: » Asura.Kingnobody said: » Odin.Jassik said: » He's all about Reaganomics, which has his state in default... I'm sure you are going to post a biased source that would say that they are, but the CAFR says otherwise. Especially in a state that holds $1.5 billion in cash on hand with less than a billion in total liabilities. But I guess to you, that's defaulting.... If you have taken even 1 business course in your entire life, you would know what you just said is ***. Right, he avoided a default by slashing education and borrowing from the road fund to offset the 3 billion dollar deficit in 2010, and they're in the same boat again this year, with another 2 billion dollar deficit... Revenues were up in the short-term, then fell below projections for the following 3 years, and they're still pushing their shortfalls into the future: Reaganomics. How can they have a deficit when their Excess of Revenues Over/(Under) Expenditures (see page 21 of the link I provided) is over $10 million? You know what that's called? A surplus. And guess what. That report is reporting all revenue and expenses. Not specific ones, not just the income/expenses towards the General Fund, but all of them. Keep talking out of your ***. You have no clue about business, because any businessman would know that more profits over expenses equals a surplus of money. What does a small surplus in 2013 (which has absolutely nothing to do with the sale of large parcels of state land and withdrawals from the highway fund) have any effect on 2015? The short-term gains from his fiscal strategies are compounding into long-term losses. You can wave around balance sheets all you want, anyone with business sense knows you can't endlessly borrow from next year and use the surplus to maintain low income. Better question: Who's telling you what to say? Chris Mathews? Brian Williams? Arianna Huffington? Besides, you haven't shown anywhere in your reasoning where liabilities actually increased. In fact, if you even bothered to look, you would see that liabilities decreased by $226,940 in 1 year. Again, if you bothered to look, you would have seen that cash far exceeds total liabilities in FY 2014. Sounds like they are in real trouble, huh? Also, I was talking about Profit/Loss statements (or Income Statements), not Balance Sheets, when I was talking about income/expenses going to all funds. Seriously, stop posting. You have never taken a management class in your life, and every post you make is another piece of evidence towards this statement. Seraph.Ramyrez said: » Cerberus.Pleebo said: » And there's why. People who can't acknowledge basic human rights without a God figure telling them what's right and wrong are extremely disturbing to me. It's terrifying to think that all that keeps some people from being the next John Gacy is a fear of a mythical hell. I try to take solace that Christian scholars/theologians aren't this stupid but then again most Christians don't even listen/read up on academic Christianity. I at least get something from watching scholars debate. Hate spewing monsters like our Duck Dynasty friend sadly get all the spotlight. |
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