RaoulDuke79

I'd like to meet the schmo who thought it was a good idea to sleep with this trainwreck.

Unfortunately I never got to see those guys. Definitely on my bucket list.

Clemson, Alabama, Oklahoma, Georgia......Alabama vs.Clemson. Rinse and repeat until someone catches the bagman.

The didgeridoo huh? Is that what the kids are calling it these days?

Take a bike ride.

I'm not sure what the solution is. I don't feel that it's fair that someone who has paid in all their life doesn't get anything on the back end.

Social security isn't free stuff. If it was, my paycheck would look a lot better than it does.

So what's the term for every other age group that's living through the same circumstances. That statement seems like a bunch of garbage to me. If your "30 something" and still haven't figured out how to get your ***** together, maybe it's not completely due to society.

I worked for the steel workers union for 9 months many years ago. I had two experiences , both related to job rates, which shaped my opinion on unions. 1. We were slow so I got shifted around to several departments. I ended up in the paint booth spraying latches for boilers. I went in and worked a normal shift. This was my first day ever doing the job, and icertainly wasn't proficient. I came in the next day and the guy on first shift all but threatened to kick my ass because I doubled the rate. He said never do that again, you'll ruin it for everyone. Mind you I barely knew how to do the job. 2. Same place. I was hammering plastic grommets into rail bases and the rate was ridiculously low. I worked second shift 3-11, and made rate by 6 PM. After the first incident I learned the system and spent the next 5 hours in the cafeteria or walking around shooting the ***** with other people. It was a joke. I turned down a job a few years back because I'm a hands on guy, and they basically told me to cant touch things because this is a union shop and they're afraid to may try and take their job. How the hell is one supposed to figure things out? This is just one experience, and I hope it's not representative of all unions, but this one was s joke.

Paid for by bipolitical PAC and run by Kyle Frenette and Christopher Moon, the concert campaign is “[p]rimarily designed to target voters in the swing states that went to Trump in 2016... 46 for 46 entails recruiting artists who either hail from or live in those states — or who at least have some association with them — to play one or more concerts on their home turf in the critical months leading up to the election.” Frenette said he wants to promote the message that “Democracy can only work if we all participate,” but clearly Republicans and other Trump supporters are discouraged from participating. Hahaha....did you see the list of musicians? I'd pay not to have to listen. ...Also, isn't it somewhat ironic there's a huge headline stating "Music has the ability to bring people together." But the concert is specifically aimed a particular segment of the population not everyone. Typical hypocrisy.

You go girl. Very inspiring. I don't know if I buy the shoe story, but I'd be proud if my daughter grows up like her

Hahaha....Ozil is still a ***** though.

I hate to say it, but it may be time for another plague.

Hard times make hard people.

This was in DC from what I can tell.

You called them what they are....vermin. And they should be delt with accordingly.

Score one for the good guys. Ashame there was nobody around to help these poor people.

Any evidence of a human centipede?

Exactly. Not trying to he a weisenheimer, but there was some solid information in there.

https://www.twobillsdrive.com/community/topic/216454-cbd-oil/?tab=comments#comment-5865392

Holy moly. I just watched a clip of the testimony and Mueller was about as intelligible as this guy.

Weed cookies > communion wine