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- Man, it's carnage on the Dallas and Collin County roads. Remember people: When icy roads are outlawed, only icy roads will have guns.
- Take a look at Texas Tech's last three games. The team is bipolar.
- It's election day. Vote the way I would want you to.
- 1 in 480 Americans are threatened with fines if they don't fill out the long census forms. (The David Lieber column is here - unfortunately, in true Lieber form, it takes him 34 paragraphs to say what could be said in six.)
- Someone commented that I sometimes comment anonymously. Ain't true.
- I'd love to see a video of this: The Ticket mentioned this morning that at 9:05 last night during the Mav's game in Utah, the cameras were panning the audience during a cheerleader dance routine. The camera then focused on a mom in her 30s and her 10 year old son dancing away. Awkward moment: The kid began slapping his mom's booty as she danced. I soooo want to see this.
- Craziest criminal defendant ever is on trial in Fort Worth. Words of advice: Don't call the prosecutor the P word and try not to have 666 tattooed on your Unit. Although I'm sure the latter was a huge crowd pleaser with the ladies.
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SHOOTOUT - Still waiting for RPM to provide Obama's accomplishments as a US Senator.
CENSUS FINES - Beware everyone. Identity thefts will do anything to get at your private information.
ANONYMOUS - I believe Barry does not post anonymously here. I am ANONYMOUS and proud of it because it drives RPM into a twit! LOL!
CRIMINAL DEFENSE - Get a rope!
Sincerely,
anonymous523
Barry, if not 666, what should I have tattooed on my unit?
8:49,
You need to tattoo red and white stripes like a barber pole. That's what I have!!!
I'm not sure 666 would fit he must be braggin.
I need to go to Washington to do some trapping I hear they have a Beaver and a Coon trying to get in the white house. I know you can't post this but just thought ya needed it LOL.
Insurance companies put ice accidents into the "act of God" category. In other words, nobody's fault. So we have insurance companies explicitly believing in God and that God, not poor driving, is responsible for accidents when roads are icy. How can they get away with that? What would NOT be an act of God if you believe God makes someone drive too fast and hit their brakes on an icy bridge? Wouldn't you have to believe God makes other stuff happen, too? Therefore, nothing is ever anyone's fault...wouldn't everything be an act of God? OR, do some very important people, such as insurance companies, have the ability to know what is and what isn't something God had a hand in?
That's a really cute picture.
If all he could fit was 666 then I assure you he is/was NOT a huge pleaser of the ladies.
*;)
10:21...It would help your argument if you knew what the hell you are talking about.
11:22,
It seems to me that 10:21 DOES know what they are talking about....Ass
TO anonymous 11:22...
*OTFLOLHysterically*
Excellent observation.
*StillCHoRTeLiNG*
What does the aaa, bbb, xxx mean, mister?
unlike you who needs the entire alphabet!
I noticed the FW Star-Telegram site has a few changes. Wonder if you had anything to do with that.
10:21...11:22 here...Insurance companies pay auto claims attributed to icy roads as a collision claim. Act of God claims are hail, windstorm, hitting an animal on the hiway, etc. and are paid under the comprehensive coverage. I wasn't addressing the philosophical question, that for each person to decide. I was pointing out you don't know what you are talking about regarding the insurance claim.
mzchief that may depend on how big the number are.and 3:19 you are exactly right.
For those of you who are "literalists", "act of God" could just as validly be stated "act of Nature". Would that make any difference to you? It sure wouldn't make any difference to an insurance company.
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