This piece of writing from Gilford Tuttle is his best yet. Keep up the good work, GT! I can read it, it's coherent, and I understood what you were trying to get across - scathing hatred of every critic to ever read your poems. However, the title is misleading... inadvertant, to me, means you aren't TRYING to make enemies.
Yes, not vaccinating my children is endagering all those vaccinated children. That's why the rota virus vaccine killed so many vaccinated children - because not all children were vaccinated. That's why in one person's school, all the children got shingles, except for the unvaccinated few who got chicken pox instead. Some vaccines do work, but some are not ready for mass distribution yet. Why are they pushing them on us? Why are they taking
I think it would've been a bad idea for anyone outside your family to be there, but I'll take your word for it.
Gideon, I agree with you on the wife vs. baby thing. I'm pretty sure my wife would be the opposite, but that's because she wouldn't have to be the single parent left with the children. I know I couldn't handle it, and my children need two parents. I disagree with the other exceptions you give, however. You say this person has been through so much that you can't expect them to have the baby. I say, the scars from choosing the end t
Oh, I can't wait for mine to grow up and be like that... eek.
Make him come to you. Especially if you know some policemen in your town, just in case, they'll be on your side.
Hillarity ensues.
We completely forgot to do any of that cool site-seeing stuff. We left the baby at home, and we were going to get charged for a second day of parking, so we went window shopping and just walked up and down 5th Avenue a couple times. We only got into the Disney Store, because everything didn't open 'til 11 or 12. But that's okay, I'm sure we'll get another chance to go down and actually have some time to see what makes New York New York.
It was the same where I was. $21 for a room service smoothie for breakfast. I don't have $42, so we went out and bought french toast and a Western Omelette for $17.50 after tip. Still expensive, but I got more, and it's New York, so what should I expect? I don't think our room was $800 a night. I hope not, at least, because that extra $500 could go right on my bonus. My taxi driver went right past St. James Theater so I guess he t
Well, now you have gone and given the whole plan away... I was not going to tell anyone beforehand, but I was planning on posting periodic updates as I went along. And when I am completely debt-free, we will have a blog party. How fun!
Thanks, we need luck, and prayer, too.
Anyone using AVG Free Edition knows from the many pop-ups that have come up every time it is updated... that's annoying, but now I have to upgrade...
I was fortunate enough to be able to live like a rich guy this weekend. I took a trip down to New York City and saw a Broadway play, The Producers, at St. James Theater, and stayed at the Omni Berkshire. Now, not actually being a rich guy, I hardly knew what to make of the whole thing. The hotel has so many service people, it costs almost as much to tip them as it
There are no adverse economic consequences for the rich to pay more taxes than the poor. There is income disparity between the rich and the poor of the USA. That's why they are rich or poor... without the rich, there would be no poor. What's the problem with this disparity, though? Is it a problem that the rich get to eat delicacies that most of the poor think are disgusting anyway? Is it a problem that the rich can afford nice cars while
Great job on those socks. I don't know anything about knitting, but if you can make a warm, comfy pair of socks for yourself, then that's a fine hobby to have.
If you win the lotto... keep doing what you're doing. But then you won't have to worry about unexpected expenses, so you'll be much less stressed.
When you pay something off, you celebrate and have that feeling of victory that keeps you going, which is especially important when you're first starting off. When you pay something off, a little weight comes off your shoulders - that's one less creditor that could be calling. But, it's true that the most effective way to do it fiscally is highest interest first. If you are going to stick it out, go ahead and do that. But I know, for me and my wif
No, it is the psychology of it - if you pay one thing off, you are now one step closer to being debt free. Plus, you don't have to be a math wizard to figure out which thing to pay next. The debt will tend to be paid off one after the other, as all the money towards to small debt snowballs into a big wad of cash rolling at the next debt, and so on, so that every month you're paying something off.
Seems a lot of celebrities need to get into the ring with The Hulk. I went to an Eagles concert, the "show" was about 2 1/2 hours long, and 2 1/2 of them was the Eagles. Now that was a show.
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You don't need the lotto with all that. Just remember, some of us haven't gotten to be in the 65 degree weather, and were stuck in the cold while you were gone! A Snowbear like yourself should be fine in the cold weather anyway, what with all the fur..
So, last time we discussed how awful debt is. So today we will discuss how to get out of it. First, you have to be current with all your bills. Pay your rent, tithe, electric, heat, credit cards, student loans, home mortgage, everything up to the minimum you have to pay. Until you do that, you shouldn't be worried about paying stuff off. If you don't have
It makes it so that when the lock does not work anymore, you can hold the door shut more easily than had the door opened out.
WizKids is a board game publishing company. Recently, they have decided to switch from using many distributors, to two - Alliance and Diamond. These two distributors are owned by the same person. They are also the two distributors who give discounts to retailers based on volume. Most distributors give discounts to retailers based on the discount given to them by t
You never write enough articles, Gid. Only 3? C'mon.
People like to a) place blame and b) pretend we have any control over the planet. So when temperatures go up, we start looking at things we might have done to cause it, completely ignoring that the earth has had ice ages and warm periods throughout its history without humans doing anything to cause them.