Marv's Neighbor

Someone will be offended by this.

The Texas Prison Rodeos are full of fools like that.

It's good to be the king!

Happily????

Couldn't have that without the ever popular CABBAGE!

Going through the same show in Richmond VA. We got 17 pages of "suggestions." http://www.nbc12.com/story/31715462/henrico-schools-release-full-list-of-suggestions-for-byrd-middle

Unfortunately, this is not the last we will hear about this. It will be appealed forever!

Runs on DNG. Dirty Natural Gas, aka farts.

Did that replace the SHOWERS 25 CENTS Sign?

She'll have plenty of time to work on her long division.

Trump was almost Rex's boss??

In order to have "resolution," you need people who are trained enough to resolve the problem. Most employees just are not there long enough to ever reach that level. The Airports make a fortune off the airlines, in application and processing fees just to get a Badge. No Badge, no job! By the time you get through the criminal history background checks, and TSA approval, the "employees" have already quit, or just disappeared, then the process starts all over, and the Airports collect again, and the experience level never improves. There may not be weather issues where you see the problem BUT that airplane has already been flying 6-8 hours, and there's no way to avoid not only the weather but Air Traffic delays, so by late in the day, things start to snowball. ..

Chafing powder??

Portions of the LGA runways are built on piers, over water or swamp. IF the winds exceed the max crosswind component for the airplane then it will divert for safety. She can scream all she wants, that won't change. As for "getting names," these are not "career" people. They're mostly $10 an hour contract type hires, who don't even work for AA. They will only take and do so much before they flip her off and quit. They will then be replaced by similar non-career people who have no power to solve her complaint. It's unfortunate, but that's the way most of the airlines operate, so I wish I could tell her that it's going to get better, but it's not. The employees no longer have a vested interest in customer service. .

NO! There's no gain in that.

He'd only have to drink half as much in the Denver altitude.

Great move for GE....trade Connecticut taxes for Mass.

John Elway will come out of retirement.

Also, when you flush the toilet, the water goes in the opposite direction compared to here.

The clown and the clone!

For a 2 story, 3000' house it runs between $75 and $275. We heat with a gas furnace on the main floor, a heat pump upstairs, and A/C has 2 heat pumps for cooling. I don't like that design, but that's the way they build them in S Virginia. The $275 is for the A/C.

It's old news. Incorrect, but old. We hear this every year, most recently last year. I hope it's right this time, BUT......?

We rescued a Golden Retriever, named Lindy Ruff.

Cabs are expensive, especially CDG to the city. Try to take the train, Yellow signs (pictures) in baggage claim area, into the city. Trains are the way to go BUT plan ahead. There are several train stations in Paris. You have to know where your're going, to be sure you go to the right one. Don't be alarmed to see a significant armed police presence. Unlike the USA, those guns are loaded, and they mean business. The Museum pass is a great buy, if you're into museums. It's nice to go to the head of the line all the time. If you do take the train from the airport, pack only what you can comfortably carry. When you get off, there may be A LOT of stairs, and few elevators. You can take the train to Versailles, but you have to know which station to board at..

Why not wait a few months?