nolanator

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metaphorically speaking

oh i see what's going on here

There is something about nerdy lab women that gets me all hot and bothered :lol:

What is the lab doing research in?

undersexed testosterone crazed creepy dudes and their effect on the ecosystem...how coincidential hmmmmmm.

USN seabee. never been a better time to join :lol:

Of course, anything that threatens the "hope" you all voted for can be dismissed via typo

i'm glad you see my point :lol:

I told you Obama was connected to the Chicago Political machine. This stuff has been going on there for 50 yrs at least.

Read up on Richard Daley. Dem convention 1968.

Obama had more than a few of his opponents taken off the ballot for paperwork snafus his staff dug up. He ran unapposed a couple times. And voted "present" too often to form an opinion of his positions. 154 days on the Senate floor, Clintonistas everywhere on his new staff.

Change my ALL GLORY TO THE HYPNOTOAD. More of the same machine politics. Open your eye, you were all fooled.

Tho I did like some of his economic appoinments. Not too many socialists.

as soon as i saw you spelled the word "unopposed" wrong, i stopped reading

I am a broke ALL GLORY TO THE HYPNOTOAD college student right now, however i do not even use a car in college. My brother and mother on the other hand, would def. be screwed by this policy, so i would be against it.

personally i am as well. this kinda agrees with my idea that it is extremely expensive to be poor.

This is a very efficient policy but it is not really equitable. What this will accomplish is that people who value driving (or in this case the fact that they are going to work) most, i.e rich people since they get paid more, will be the ones on the road. The poorer people will be forced to carpool or take public transportation which will lead to longer commute times. If the city has a good PT system, however, this might also work in their favor as these people could sell their car and avoid all of those expenses. It all depends on the infrastructure of the system, as well as how accessible and readily available it is.

i bet you're just dreaming of the day Colorado becomes so lucky

well what else do they tax? not much IIRC