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Posted on October 13 at 8:53 p.m.
Hey if you had a hot tart to mess around with would you be in Ft Misery or California Dreamin. Guess Connie needs the extra income and perks. Vote Bert.
Posted on October 8 at 11:52 p.m.
Take the skinhead and toss him into his own jail.
Posted on October 8 at 5:48 p.m.
At the very least each of the participating executives should get a 1099 for the value of this additional compensation, though deducting the cost of their share of the outing from their next pay and/or bonus checks would be more appropriate.
Guess Paulson and the Chimp didn't bother to restrict AIG's use of our $85 billion.
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Posted on October 8 at 5:40 p.m.
My wife can't wait. Woe for me.
Posted on October 8 at 5:38 p.m.
Lee County's very own BOZO. We here in Collier County have our very own, but he's gone soon.
Posted on October 5 at 11:25 p.m.
Wonder if she wore her hot pants, boots and winked at all the 65+ year old Republican guys hoping for a donation. I can't imagine anyone showing for her intellect.
Posted on October 4 at 9:42 p.m.
I wonder if she's gonaa show up in hot pants and boots and wink at all the guys?
Posted on October 4 at 11:58 a.m.
Unlike Palmyra, the best model to insure that the Country Club remains open in hard times is one that requires mandatory membership of all homes within the community. In that way golfers are secure in knowing they'll get to play daily, members will have the fitness center available and of course all will get to dine in the private dining facilities.
Thus, unlike the situation at Palmyra where residents are secure in their homes instead of the membership being deprived of anything, if you fall on hard times, your "friends" will bar you from the facilities, sick their "attack dog" lawyer on you to lien and then forclose your home.
Which scenario is worse?
Posted on October 1 at 3:43 a.m.
All that this legislation is doing is putting billions into the piggy banks of financial companies, their executives and stockholders on top of the billions they made when they were placing mortgages for people who lacked the financial wherewithal to qualify for loans on properties that were over valued. Now that the bubble has burst, these same people should bear the losses from their actions not taxpayers. if any relief is given it should be along the same lines as given to fannie mae and freddie mac where the onus for losses is on the companies and their shareholders.
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Posted on October 15 at 11:14 p.m.
Why should the middle class keep supporting the upper class. Cindy, George and Dick can afford to pay increased taxes to spread the weatlh. So can their friends.
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