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- Bridgeport made the playoffs with a 4-6 record which will always be a head-shaker to old-timers.
- Do generals just sit around and write emails all day?
- The reconstruction of the wreck on 287 was handled with arrogance by law enforcement yesterday. Traffic was routed to the service road and then to the Saginaw cutoff where no one was directing traffic. And the cops didn't seem in any hurry to "re-create" or measure or do whatever it was they wanted to do.
- Channing Tatum is People's Sexiest Man Alive.
- There's a "squatter" trial going on in Tarrant County where it is reported that the defendant faces "life in prison." While true, I don't think he'll get much, if any, time in prison.
- Perry and Cornyn wanting drug tests for those receiving welfare sends a not-so-subtle message of rich white guys looking for a way to kick the poor.
- I watched a 4th grade school choir last night. The number of cell phones that went up into the air in camera mode was amazing. I would think that camera sales have absolutely plummeted, right?
- Pat Robertson on General Petraeus: "The man's off in a foreign land and he's lonely and here's a good looking lady throwing herself at him. I mean, he's a man." If Robertson is married, his wife might want to do some snooping herself.
- The woman who is essentially the whistle blower in the Petraeus scandal called 911 about news crews on her property: “You know, I don’t know if by any chance, because I’m an honorary consul general, so I have inviolability, so they should not be able to cross my property. I don’t know if you want to get diplomatic protection involved as well.” A little bit of self importance?
- From the Update: "BENEFIT ACCOUNT – A benefit account for Laura Davis has been established at DATCU in Decatur. Davis is uninsured and in need of a liver transplant." There's an Obamacare message in there somewhere, isn't there?
- Overheard at the courthouse after the election: "Those people in other parts of the country just don't think like we do."
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It is pretty simple. I have to pass a drug test to earn my money which a part of goes to support the welfare system. They should have to pass a drug test to receive the benefits.
I am not a fan of helping people get high. They can do that with money they earn themselves.
The obamacare message is that she made a bad choice, not purchasing healthcare, and now they want me to help. Sorry!
Perry and Cornyn wanting drug tests for those receiving welfare sends a not-so-subtle message of rich white guys looking for a way to kick the poor.
Maybe, and they're both asses, but this is the kind of fiscal responsibility that moderates like myself can get behind. As long as they couple this with some sort of treatment program, great. The problem is that it won't happen, and it's a way to clean the welfare rolls up by kicking people off altogether. That will be bad for heir kids, who play no role in their poverty and who will only continue the cycle of ignorance, poverty, and drug abuse. It will create a bigger problem than it solves.
But there is a problem, and something needs to be done.
I mean, he's a man.
One of us = OK, even if a sin.
One of them = lying liberal cheater. (See his comments on Clinton, after all, whose job was as stressful as the general's, if not more so.)
Overheard at the courthouse after the election: "Those people in other parts of the country just don't think like we do."
People in Wise County think?
Rage
Texas Repubs just don't get it!
Purple is coming, then blue!
Meanwhile they want photo id when there isn't proof of any fraud.
Meanwhile they want to drug test the poor.....can you imagine the cost of that program?
Meanwhile they want to leave the Union!
Vaginal probes will be next.
You would think they have some real problems to tackle
Explain to me how it's wrong to not want to provide free food to folks who are using their cash to do drugs? I'm not connecting the dots there.....
Again, will someone set forth a sensible argument about why we would NOT want to drug test recipients of unemployment or welfare benefits?
Re: drug tests for welfare recipients - Because we just can't expect poor people to be responsible, can we? Better to simply hand 'em a check and pat 'em on the head like we do the family dog, right?
Re: overheard at the courthouse -- "other parts of the country" is approximately half the nation, both agreeing and disagreeing with Wise County, so I'm not sure what the point is.
Tuesday?? My calender stopped.
From the Update: "BENEFIT ACCOUNT – A benefit account for Laura Davis has been established at DATCU in Decatur. Davis is uninsured and in need of a liver transplant." There's an Obamacare message in there somewhere, isn't there?
That is just plain chickenshit Green, a new low from a lowlife thug lawyer, POS. How do you even know she would be covered under Obama Care. Whey didn't she have insurance to begin with, responsible people do. Why does she need a liver transplant, drugs, alcohol? Why should I have to pay for someone elses poor decisions in life!
Overheard at the courthouse after the election: "Those people in other parts of the country just don't think like we do."
No they don't, we like to work for our living and are not dependent on the government. They think the government exists to provide them a paycheck, free rent, free phones, and free food. They hate business, they hate hard workers and the succesful. They hate everything good and decent. They love drugs, prostitutes, killers, rapists and free stuff.
RTG: DAMN! now that the good stuff BG! AWESOME!!!!
Bacon Scale
3 out of 5
She is ok
Barry, if you will look at the Top 25 in 3A at the end of the Regular Season, Bridgeport had a touch schedule. record of 4-6, with 5 of those loses, those teams finished in the top 25. Krum was a top 25 team till they lost to Gainseville. and now Bridgeport will play #5 Argyle in the first round of playoffs. If high school football had a BCS system, they would count on the strength of schedule
9:03
Sounds nice, but you might want to check and see what percentage of Wise County residents are on food stamps, work for the Government, are drug users or are convicted felons.
Wise County is no more Mayberry than any other part of the country, they just like to think so.
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Because Honcho, it cost Florida more than not testing them, and Florida is like Wise County only with a Redneck Riviera flair to it. I don't want more Government in our lives, and have to pay for drug test kits that cost 30 bucks and up that some fat cat politician like Perry, Dewhurst, or Estes has a vested interest in and gets a kickback.
Meanwhile they want photo id when there isn't proof of any fraud.
That's not really true, now, is it? There was some documented REPUBLICAN voter fraud.
Again, will someone set forth a sensible argument about why we would NOT want to drug test recipients of unemployment or welfare benefits?
Whassamatter Honcho? Is nobody paying attention to you?
I'm not sure many people think it's a bad idea to drug test recipients. I know a lot of moderates that want it, and combined wit the Republicans you may actually get something done there. I hope they do. Like I said, the real problem is what to do once they bang out. "Kick them off welfare" simply won't cut it.
"other parts of the country" is approximately half the nation,
Maybe a little more than half, wouldn't you say?
Looks like you and Romney insulted the wrong 47%
Rage
"How do you even know she would be covered under Obama Care. Whey didn't she have insurance to begin with, responsible people do. Why does she need a liver transplant, drugs, alcohol? Why should I have to pay for someone elses poor decisions in life!"
Dude, that's offensive on a lot of levels.
I watched the movie, "Precious" on the OWN channel the other night. It shows a very good reason to drug test people wanting to receive welfare. Anyone applying for a job needs a drug test so, what is wrong with it?
Well, before you get TOO negative about the drug tests for welfare recipients, Barry, you need to realize you're always on the bandwagon for decriminalizing/legalizing drug abuse because the "War on Drugs" is not working. HOWEVER, you DO realize your position BY ITS VERY NATURE includes OTHER approaches to handle/solve the negative social impact of drug abuse, right? AND THIS IS ONE VIABLE APPROACH (if it's handled correctly) coupled with perfectly VALID reasoning.
Think--if all your clients with a drug problem had all their cases dropped--okay. But now YOU (and all of us have to support them)! See a problem there? Think SOMETHING "socially" needs to be done?
Better back up the "criticism wagon" if somebody puts out some form of NON-CRIMINALIZED way of "dealing" with the situation! Be consistent, man. At least, be consistent.
'Nuff said.
Rimshot/drumroll/cymbal tap at this point
Thank God that the rest of the country is not like Wise County. They have good jobs with benefits, retirement,etc. while we lead in low paying job creation, except if you are lucky enough to get on at Devon. The oilfifeld jobs here are good, but lay you off more times than Lockheed ever will after Congress cuts funding. The people elsewhere work hard too, I would put the coal miner in Ohio, PA, and others among good hardworking simple folks like here. A lot of those states are higher in education rankings than Texas.
Most love the area, but there is a lot of welfare, dope, and laziness in our own backyard.
Honcho, I hear you, but the short answer is that drug tests are very expensive...especially when measured against the amount of money given to welfare recipients.
Additionally, a one-time test wouldn't solve the problem. A monthly test would be insanely cost prohibitive. So, are we looking at random testing...but for all recipients? Still a huge price tag.
Appeals? Follow-ups? Management? All mean massive amounts of $ to run the program.
It's been tried in other states and the cost/benefit analysis shows that it cost more $ than was saved.
Couple that with the fact that a significant amount of the benefits are for children who have nothing to do with controlling their parents' behavior. We stopped punishing children for the crimes of their parents over a thousand years ago.
9:12, Now those felons can't vote, the welfare receipients, governments workers and druggies made up the 15% of the vote for Dems. Never said we were Mayberry, but by and large the majority of the folks here are hard working people that pay their own way. Whey do dems hate us for that?
Thank the uber-liberal "everyone gets a trophy because they worked so hard!" PC crowd for the possibility of a team with a losing record winning a state championship. While highly unlikely, it is most definitely possible.
9:21, It is only offensive to those who could potentially find themselves in the same boat!! Think about that, then go out and shop for some health insurance, put down the MD 20/20, and quit smoking 2 packs a day.
Does anyone realize that most good hardworking people in Decatur like walMart employees there cannot even afford their insurance? I love it when these so called self sufficient local people brag about how they take care of their own and don't need welfare, yet ring up a 300 dollar bill at wally world, the biggest employer whose policies get over 2 billion in Government help, and are too blind to realize they are supporting the welfare machine. They shop there supporting the top employer whose workers are on Medicaid, and food stamps, because they know how to pass the hidden costs on you the taxpayer, but all you care about is the low price.
It was a lot better when we got items at the hardware store from the mom and pop on the sqaure, but oh yea, Walton undercut them too. The bargain at the mom and pop was the real cost, but now out of business, because you can't compete with welfare.
Stay classy Wise!
9:27, Then you are hanging with the wrong people. I have a good job with benefits. I do not work in oil and gas, and I live right here in WC. My friends all have good jobs with benefits. I would like to see the list of violent crimes, drug crimes, and percentage of welfare recipients in the Obama counties in the Northeast and Upper Midwest compared to WC. There are low lifes everywhere and in every community in America, I know you can pick some out right here in WC. I travel the country heavily, and at the end of each trip I thank God when I return home.
Michigan was the first and only state to require random drug testing of all TANF recipients. The 6th Circuit Court in Marchwinski v. Bowler, held that Michigan’s drug testing was unconstitutional. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit upheld a lower court’s decision striking down the policy as unconstitutional. The law violated the Fourth Amendment and the court held that“upholding suspicionless drug testing would set a dangerous precedent.” Drug testing in these circumstances must satisfy a “special need, and that need must concern public safety.” Michigan, in that case, couldn't demonstrate the special need, and one doubts Texas could either.
Once again bacon your scale is off. I know you like them a little on the healthy side but come on that girl there is finer than a frogs hair. she needs at least a 4.
I would have been All-District in football if I had attended Bridgeport or any other Wise County high school. And I didn't even play high school football. And I would have been All-State in basketball. No brag. Just the way it is.
"drug tests for those receiving welfare"
We probably aren't going to save much money. In fact, its probably fiscally irresponsible.
http://www.miamiherald.com/2012/04/20/2758871/floridas-welfare-drug-tests-cost.html
Another reason Republican are falling behind.
8:50
"The obamacare message is that she made a bad choice, not purchasing healthcare, and now they want me to help. Sorry!"
I don't know the specifics in this case but Republicans need to understand some people just can't afford health insurance. In some cases they would have to spend all their food and housing money and maybe have enough for health insurance.
That $200-$300 a month insurance cost is unreachable for some people. Why can't Republicans understand that? Are they blind to everything except what is happening in their own little cul-de-sac?
THINK ABOUT THIS:
Which is more profitable- kicking people off the gov't teet, or legalizing drugs?
If you kick people off welfare, your crime rate is gonna go thru the damned roof. They're STILL gonna get their drugs no matter what.
On the other hand, you legalize, tax the ever loving hell out of it, and maybe dig the economy out the red.
(and before you wise asses dog me about crime going up just the same, The Republic of Texas has 90 registered guns per 100 households.)
9:32;
Felons can vote in Texas once they complete all sentences, probation, parole, etc.
9:37 AM
Your grammer suggests that maybe you should have stuck it out thru Jr High.
Perfect solution..stop all welfare, bulldoze all housing projects and give them all a one-way ticket to detroit or chicago..everybody gets what they want and Texas can stay red.
9:35 If you really believe all illness comes from bad activity, you're an even bigger fool than you sound.
There are a lot of reasons for disease, only some of which have anything to do with how people take care of themselves. Perhaps you've heard the term "genetics" or even that some people have been exposed to something that made them sick without them knowing it.
What's almost as foolish as your statement is your assumption that everyone can purchase insurance. Perhaps you haven't dealt with an insurance company that doesn't want to cover a preexisting condition. If the person you call out had insurance, but then lost his/her job for some reason, it's unlikely that any private insurance company would cover him/her for the preexisting condition.
So, unless you are already receiving Medicare or you are part of a group plan and it's impossible for you to lose your group coverage, YOU are in the same boat. Well, at least until the preexisting condition part of the new healthcare law becomes effective.
10:06
9:37 made a valid point, and all you can do is criticize his grammar?
The cost of a drug test will be nothing compared to the cost to society as a result of the addict.
Prisons
Courts
Civil Penalty
Stolen Property
Rehab
ER visits for OD
and so on and so on.
Someone may have mentioned this, as I got tired of reading the usual dribble, but I believe the caveat on the welfare drug-testing is reserved for recipients with histories of either drug abuse or criminal activity related to drugs. While i usually tend to side with the left, I have no problem with regulated who receives what, especially if it is spent on drugs.
So if you're a convicted felon and can't vote, does that mean you are exempt from paying taxes? No taxation without representation?
Election is over, we lost. With my plate of crow I would like to see more Randy Travis stories now. Some of this stuff is getting old.
10:05 AM- That would be AFTER you pay a lawyer tons of money to have your records expunged. People do make mistakes, and shouldn't have a black cloud hanging over them for the rest of their lives. Land of the free, indeed.
How many generals kicked out this
month? Looks like Obama is working
the Stalin playbook, purging the
military. Can't wait to see what else he has planned
with no need of
re-election. Well until he gets that pesky
22nd amendment out of the way. Hope I'm wrong.
I think you're oversimplifying the squatter trial to the point of trivialization. Squatting is only the start of it. This guy moved into, uh make that broke into, somebody else's house - not abandoned, just a vacant house because the owner was undergoing cancer treatment. Then the guy proceeded to empty the contents of the house - some estimates go as high as a quarter mil. That's somebody else's property, which he stole.
Now imagine somebody trying to do the same thing with a commercial building that's sitting empty. The "Nobody was using it so I decided to move in" defense wouldn't hold up in any court
Dude, do you seriously believe Pat Robertson's wife is worried that any woman is "throwing herself at him"? I think I'll have to take back that comment from yesterday about money and fame trumping looks!
Aren't playoff berths decided by the teams' records in district play? A 7-3 record looks nice, but if all three losses were at the hands of district opponents, you probably padded your non-district schedule to look good
You can play the rich card in the welfare drug testing proposal, but the majority of folks in favor of it are by no means well-off.
It can be tied into the other point about "don't think like we do". Yes, government assistance and drug use are alive and well here in Wise County. I'm sure you'll also find some farm&ranch outfits that are receiving some form of subsidy. But the majority of farmers and ranchers in this county can't fathom somebody being okay with not working for a living, and not even making an attempt. And being an example for your kids that it's an acceptable way of life. That feeling extends beyond the folks who raise cattle and crops. Now extrapolate those voters in this county and you might begin to understand why the big middle portion of this nation votes a particular way, while the left and right coasts and big metro areas vote another.
One way to reduce the cost of drug testing for assistance: if you fall on hard times and need short-term help, that's fine. If you pass a certain time period and still get assistance, then drug testing kicks in
1009 then what would all the cops and lawyers do?
From the headlines-"Texas judge that beat his mentally impaired daughter returns to bench."
Wow. That pretty proves that our so called justice system ain't just at all.
"Those people in other parts of the country just don't think like we do."
THANK SWEET BABY JESUS!
It seems the Texas Health Insurance Pool (http://www.txhealthpool.com/eligibil.html) is exactly what Laura Davis needs - it accepts folks with pre-existing conditions at very reasonable rates. The donations should be directed at purchasing the insurance rather than paying for the surgery....
Rage...are you saying there was no fraud involved in the 59 voting precincts in Philly where Romney did not get a single vote? The count was just under 20,000 to 0. While the election would not change, that is a bit suspicious. Even a kid in high school knows if you are going to cheat on a test, don't make a 100. Have the good sense to miss a question or two.
10:31
You forgot to take your Prozac
10:10 Point out anywhere in my comment where I state that all illnesses come from bad activity? So your saying a healthy lifestyle is not important? My point was simply that people who tend to make bad decisions in life, like not getting health insurance when they are young, when it is still inexpensive, and before they have preexisting conditions, are usally making other bad decisions as well. Like drugs, cigs, alcohol and a poor diet. Not spending that $10-15 a day on vices can, in most cases, afford someone health care insurance. Do you think these people would give two shits about me if I got sick? I doubt it, they would just question why I wasn't asking for a handout.
10:59, You forgot your welfare check, go pick it up and get off the internet at the library.
Barry - I am throwing the "shock jock" flag. You MUST have made your comments concerning drug testing welfare recipients just to incite more comments. Please, Please tell me that you aren't truly against the need to do this. This country has lost it's way. We are doomed. Not because of this issue but because there is a need to argue it. At some point it will be more profitable to sit back and defraud the goverment than it will to have a legitimate, honest, value adding career.
So your saying all the poor are on drugs?
Barry Barry Barry.
Being poor is a life choice.
10:45 AM...
The cops would have to get real jobs. At least lawyers have a higher education than grade 12 and don't look like disheveled slobs in polyester uniforms.
9:03 - not every Wise Countian is as you describe.
Being a typical Republican in Wise County can put one out of touch when having two incomes of six figures each, living in one of those three story homes down near Rhome, flying private planes on the weekends and attending meetings with Phil the King where everybody holds hands and sings "Kum Ba Yah".
Sheesh!
How bout we put everything mentioned on a ballot, and vote. Isn't that the way it's supposed to happen, or am I oversimplifying it?
"How hard can it be!?!?"
DF Kinky Freidman
How come the drug testing for welfare has to be based on cost? How about the novel idea that it is used to create some personal responsibility.
Pre-existing conditions become a major factor when there is a lapse in coverage. There are exceptions to every rule but for the most part this is what gets people into trouble.
There is also a thing called the Texas Health Risk Pool that is an outlet for insurance coverage for people with health conditions who do not meet the underwriting criteria for the private business'
To be uninsured is a personal choice. Yes it can be expensive but in my opinion it is worth sacrificing other wants. This should go into the "needs" category.
"Again, will someone set forth a sensible argument about why we would NOT want to drug test recipients of unemployment or welfare benefits?"
Not foremost but first of all: You lay off the substance (whatever it is) for some days ahead of time and you'll beat the test. You take your pick of multiple products to use right before the test and you'll beat it. You answer some questions to your advantage or make some statements that are same regarding your recent history you'll beat the test.
You're wanting them to do the test because of your preconceived notions and prejudices.
It's a waste of time and money (even if it is the recipients).
You're wanting the fruits of your prejudices and preconceived notions to be validated and help solve a problem (which it can't/won't).
There's literally no material benefit to drug testing welfare recipients. You'll test 100,000 of them to catch 2 with weed in their systems.
This retarded idea has been tried multiple times before in other areas- it never works.
Why not sobriety tests or Breathalyzer tests on demand? Why not credit checks? Why not drug test seniors when they apply for Medicaid?
This idea of drug testing these people is so odd and off the wall, the burden is on the people pushing for it to rationally explain why they want it (except for it makes them feel better).
Politicians should be required to wear ankle bracelets to make sure they do not consume drugs or alcohol on the state's time and money.
10:57, I doubt that even happened.
Rage
10:03AM -- You have just showed a good example of the liberal mindset. Legalize drugs and tax them? That doesn't solve the problem of welfare, it actually increases the problem. If you charge a high tax on legalized drugs, the welfare receipriant will just have to be given more money to afford them. Your group cannot even afford birth control. How will they ever be able to buy their drugs on the piddling amount they get from the government? Oh yeah, we can just give them more, seeing that the taxes collected will be so great.
Being poor is not a choice for everyone. Many poor work harder than any rich people. Just look at Decatur.
10:06 is one to talk. Their post contains errors.
10:09 is so typical with the Detroit and Chicago tirade. We all know Newark, Rhome, El Paso, and Jackson are model cities.
Marijuana is a plant. Keep off the grass, Sam.
Being poor is almost always a choice...one that can be linked to about 4 or 5 life decisions and personal habits, simple as that. I exclude the mentally ill, disabled, and musicians.
Being poor is a life choice.
Making bad life choices will make you poor.
12:22 PM
Obviously you don't have any idea how much is spent on the "drug war" that we are losing. Keep watching the economy of Colorado, and get back to me in a few years. You are undoubtably the village idiot if you dont see the money being wasted. Fast And Furious ring a bell?
I'd rather be poor and happy, than rich and a walking hypocracy.
Hey 11:17 -- I have seen some disheveled slobs in polyester suits and they are lawyers!
"Good answer. Good answer. I like the way you think. I'm gonna be watching you." - DF Professor Terguson
Can't we all just get along?
DF That nigger that got beat down.
Rage...10:57 here. Is that the best you can do? You doubt That happened? It was a press release from Philadelphia Commissioner Stephanie Singer. Do you also doubt Benghazi, the sweetheart deal with the auto unions and the promise to Russia that he will have more flexibility after the election?
Don't get me wrong, the level of stupidity in the republican party is astounding but voter fraud and massive cover-ups scare me more than an abortion policy that is unattainable or the religious right's war on gay marriage.
2:01 That might be so, but by God, I ain't never said a word to a pig.
I'd rather make good moral choices in life than say some stupid line about being poor and happy.
I'd rather have a job than call my employer a hypocrite for giving me one.
2:01...Apparently you have never been rich. I have been poor and while not rich, certainly well off and I can tell you which is more fun. By the way, you don't have to be a hypocrit to be rich and you don't have to be rich to be a hypocrit.
2:00 -- Once again showing your liberal face by not addressing the issue. I was referring to the asinine comment about legalizing and taxing drugs instead of drug testing welfare recipients. Only a liberal would attack someone for opposing a tax hike that only would make things harderr on the poor. Who's the idiot??
2:01 'hypocrisy'
Oh the irony...
9:00 wins the Richard Cranium award
11:07, there is a Seinfeld episode titled "The Comeback" that you should watch.
3:44, I may be a "Richard Cranium" but at least my cranium is well insured, free of foreign substances (minus my own BS), and healthier than a cirrhosised up liver.
A village somewhere in Kenya is missing their idiot.
i onest said "it is better to have had it and lost it, than to never have had it at all"..get it?
I WANT MY OBAMMY PHONE!
That's why Lawyers wear Neckties, to hold the Foreskin Back
Do generals just sit around and write emails all day?
Is it communicating by computer the exclusive province of country lawyers?
So the police announce on the radio that the road will be shut down. You posted on your blog that the road would be shut down. Then you drove down the road, knowing it would be shut down. Then you bitched about the experience in your blog. Who's REALLY acting arrogantly here, Barry?
I wonder if the Mess will acknowledge Bridgeport HS making the playoffs and tell us where and when they play Argyle.(?)
10:31--I'm guessing that you were educated in Wise County. When Stalin "purged" the military, he actually killed them. Obama has not killed anyone. During Stalin's purges, 1000's of people per day died. I'm pretty sure if Obama was doing this, Fox News would have brought it up by now.
Wrong. Any team that wins a state championship would have to win 4 or 5 playoff games. That would result in an overall winning record.
Answer - none. Patraus was a civilian and he resigned. Allen is still in his same job and rank. They did take one star from a black general for unauthorized and excessive personal expenses. Get your facts straight before making stupid statements.
I agree with your comments. I'd add - what would you do with the adult and minor defendants of those who fail the drug tests? Take them away? Let them starve? Geeze - don't these tester folks think these things through?
I believe welfare recipients should be drug tested. I also believe if you have one child & you are receiving Medicaid or other government assistance you should be sterilized & that goes for the father of the child too. Often times welfare recipients are generational. We push to spay & neuter pets, so we don't have unwanted dogs & cats running around, people are no different.
It must be heck for Decatur to sit at home during the playoffs with a 4-6 Bridgeport team advancing!
Go Bulls!
The Eagles have been grounded!
6:37, That is sad, just sad. Like cheering the outcome between two retards in a fight.
Let them starve 12:15. It will be a lesson for future generations.
If you cannot take care of yourself financially DO NOT expect anyone else to. Nor, should you have a child.
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