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I hope he loves that new golf course so much, he moves over there permanently. Keep him.
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What's Burning? wrote:I hope he loves that new golf course so much, he moves over there permanently. Keep him.We don't want him!
stonemonkey wrote:Be interesting to see what happens, is it a joint approach by the states or are they doing it their own way seperately?Yeah to the 'joint' approach
Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. 
Stealthgate007 wrote:Also...Unfortunately, the battle is far from over
The legalization of Pot for recreational use in the state of Colorado and Washington.
I don't live in either state...
Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. darwin dali wrote:lmao, totally unintentional. For once I was trying to be serious, are they going by the same legislation?stonemonkey wrote:Be interesting to see what happens, is it a joint approach by the states or are they doing it their own way seperately?Yeah to the 'joint' approach
What's Burning? wrote:Kyrsten Sinema actually won her congressional (9th district) seat in Arizona. She's an openly bi-sexual atheist!I thought that race is not yet called b/c of preliminary ballots and early ballots still being counted?
As if that wasn't amazing enough this is the same district that Joe Arpaio is the Sheriff of.
Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. stonemonkey wrote:Just admit it, when you signed up on here you 'forgot' the 'd' in your user namedarwin dali wrote:lmao, totally unintentional. For once I was trying to be serious, are they going by the same legislation?stonemonkey wrote:Be interesting to see what happens, is it a joint approach by the states or are they doing it their own way seperately?Yeah to the 'joint' approach
Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. darwin dali wrote:Haha, nah, going by my sign up date it wasn't that.stonemonkey wrote:Just admit it, when you signed up on here you 'forgot' the 'd' in your user namedarwin dali wrote:lmao, totally unintentional. For once I was trying to be serious, are they going by the same legislation?stonemonkey wrote:Be interesting to see what happens, is it a joint approach by the states or are they doing it their own way seperately?Yeah to the 'joint' approach
Hammer278 wrote:Was this election more of a case of the American people having no better choice than Obama rather than Obama being the better candidate? Since Romney just looked like a pathological liar to me...but I don't live there and don't follow it so much, so your opinions would be interesting.Obama is way better than anything the GOP could muster at the moment. And what the republicans came up with this time around (the 9 stooges early on) was absolutely pathetic.
I tried reading through posts here but if your answers were in them, they were very indirect to me.
Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. Socialist as in your garden variety Scandinavian citizen or a center left leaning European, nothing loony.What's Burning? wrote:In the good, better, best realm of how marketing develops its products. Obama is good. Then again, I'm a self described socialist living in the US.Obama is a bit too much to the center for my taste, but if he wasn't, he'd have had no chance for (re-)election. My hope is that since he won't be running for office again, he'll be able to do much good in terms of social issues in his second term. Good old school socialist hope here...
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