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Austin, TX
Cheeseburger_in_paradise replied to Cheeseburger_in_paradise's topic in Off the Wall Archives
Thanks. I will check it out! -
I'm visiting Austin for the first time in a couple of years. I might stay a spell. Kick my shoes off. Any Austinites out there these days?
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It's nice to be back in Austin. Just beautiful this time of year. But I must remember not to tell knock-knock jokes to homeless people. It's inappropriate.
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Drill, baby, DRILL!
Cheeseburger_in_paradise replied to PromoTheRobot's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Wind Farms don't kill birds...winds do. -
Obama's Base
Cheeseburger_in_paradise replied to WisconsinBillzFan's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
How do I apply for a job working on a death panel? -
Is there any way to delay a Writ of Execution because of a pending appeal on a judgement, in the State of Florida. A friend of mine says she is about to loose several of her properties because of a judgement against her for breach of contract, though she claims there never was a formal or signed contract, to go to work for her former competitor. She admits she showed up at court the first time with no representation. She now has a lawyer, her ducks in a row, and an appeal pending in court set for next month. But the sheriffs dept plans to sieze her properties and auction them off next week. She's scrambling to come up with (borrow) $151,000, or sell one property, to not loose everything. Her new attorney says there is nothing they can do at this point, shy of raising the money. Is her lawyer incompetent? Is Florida that corrupt? Or is she not telling me something. Her fear is the homes valued together at about a one million (almost all free and clear) will be auctioned off to insider friends of her adversary for next to nothing, and she might still owe on the judgement. Time is her enemy. If she wins the appeal, as her lawyer believes she will, it will be too late to save her properties. And yes, she has procrastinated on this. My Ohio judge cousin says she should be able to file a stay. That's how it works in Ohio anyway. My Texas lawyer also said there is such thing as a supersedeas bond she could put up. She seems unable to get anyone here to help her. And I am obviously not a lawyer.
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Michelle's 26 Servants
Cheeseburger_in_paradise replied to BillsNYC's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Are those house servants, or field servants? Or are they just shovel ready jobs? -
Ted Ginn to Buffalo?
Cheeseburger_in_paradise replied to Glass To The Arson's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Here is why I know that all you belly acres are wrong. If you go to a Miami game, almost everybody is wearing a Ted Ginn Jersey. Lots of them wear Dan Marino, but few wear current player's jerseys. That's why I know he might be good. Just the loss in T-shirt sales in Miami could make me smile. -
Ted Ginn to Buffalo?
Cheeseburger_in_paradise replied to Glass To The Arson's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
So was Bob Hayes. I like Ted. We could do worse. -
Sam Aiken got a 54-yard TD reception
Cheeseburger_in_paradise replied to BillsWatch's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Every week! -
Hers's a question
Cheeseburger_in_paradise replied to Cheeseburger_in_paradise's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
The grocery industry manages to operate on about a 1 percent profit margin. I wonder what the PM is for the insurance industry. I know it's a complicated issue as to why costs have sky rocketed. But I know that in 1982, I was paying about $10 a month (for just myself) for Blue Cross Blue Shield health insurance, through my employer. I barely missed it. Maybe it's like with my car. In the old days I'd take it to my mechanic. He'd look under the hood, he'd listen to the engine, and say "er ah, it's a yur fuel pump. That el be $45." Now I take it in, the mechanic hooks it up to a bunch of electrical devices which generate a computer print out. He gives the information to the customer service guy who tells me "er ah, it's a yur fuel pump. That el be $350." To say the least, I suspect there some inefficiencies going on, some redundancies, and more hands in the till. -
If the Republicans want something done about medical malpractice litigation, isn't that about insurance? I mean, isn't much of this whole confugulation with health care, about insurance? As a worker guy, it boggled my mind a few years ago that I was paying nearly $500 for heath insurance for my family (my employer was supposedly matching that), and it didn't cover ****. And as a family, we typically had about $300 in real bills, on average. Why would it cost $1000 a month to cover $300? And, are the same companies that are covering health insurance, also covering doctor malpractice insurance? If that is so, aren't they getting everybody coming and going? I know it's more complicated than that. But any good football coach knows you have to break the game down into little pieces to figure out how to win. We have terrible coaches right now.
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There's a Joke Here Somewhere
Cheeseburger_in_paradise replied to Chef Jim's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
LOL. The same thing's happening here. -
I do understand the point of a double standard with reporting . If this were a white on black crime, we would likely see it being reported more enthusiastically. On the other hand, the offenders have all been arrested, charged, and will likely get the needle. What difference does it make if the crime also included some kind of racial hatred? They're toast. That's like being on double secret probation or something. I really don't get the concept that a crime committed with hatred, which can only be surmised anyway, is somehow worse than the actual crime. Stupid Liberals. Never the less, every time I kill someone, I do it out of love.
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Foolishly.
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I just heard Sara Palin wants to buy the Bills and move them to Ankorage. I can't believe you missed this.