Those ping-pong tables are all slantwise. Better tear 'em out. If you're planning on rigging the rules for just about anything, you might want to make sure you're not planning your little scheme in a room with a running video recorder. It just makes you look sloppy, and you'll never become a credible bad guy that way. As an example, consider Montana Public Service Commissioner Bob Lake, who was
Oh wow. A typo you complain about. I missed typing the a. Woo freaking do.And "Quite frankly my dear I don't give a dam" about you being upset over a typo I missed. Let me see. You must be so perfect that I bet you have never, ever, made a typo in your entire life. < s >I bow to your magnificent perfection!< /s > Just in case you don't get that it is snark.убирайся & Вернуться в Москву
none, not if it's not incandescent. my old guy, farmer boss bought like 200 of them when they were going to outlaw them. he's got two dozen 100 watters burning in the shop, and bitches about his electric bill, but won't put in an led to save a penny. i feel no sympathy for him.
having listened to it for my entire childhood, i beg to differ. there's a tear in yer beer, cause instead of spending time with your family, you hang out on a bar stool with a bunch of cheating drunks. you do know what happens if you play it backwards, dontcha? you get your wife, truck, and dog back.
Yeah, that POS was a wolf in solar clothing. Fortunately, as soon as it had garnered enough signatures to get on the ballot, pro-solar groups (I don't remember who) launched a fairly massive public education campaign to expose that proposed amendment as the disingenuous shitsack it was. Which worked! Yay, pro-solar groups!
But did you tell 2 people who told 2 people who told 2more people until the whole screen was full of blondes?
This is a Rhetorical question, right?
@HooverVilles:disqus; Obviously, you're nowhere near as smart as Merkel; it's spelled "bajillion."
Anyone who wants an honest government must be a libtard. 😳
I lived in Ft. Lauderdale for 5 years and every month, I would dutifully write out a check to "Florida Plunder and Loot" as the payee.
Every check went through both banks without a hitch. I guess the bankers felt the same way as me.
Oh wow. A typo you complain about. I missed typing the a. Woo freaking do.And "Quite frankly my dear I don't give a dam" about you being upset over a typo I missed. Let me see. You must be so perfect that I bet you have never, ever, made a typo in your entire life. < s >I bow to your magnificent perfection!< /s > Just in case you don't get that it is snark.убирайся & Вернуться в Москву
So this is why the solar industry is not doing as well as expected.
i don't remember that one. 10 year old me must not have watched enough tv.
I get get you a deal on artificial zircon.
none, not if it's not incandescent. my old guy, farmer boss bought like 200 of them when they were going to outlaw them. he's got two dozen 100 watters burning in the shop, and bitches about his electric bill, but won't put in an led to save a penny. i feel no sympathy for him.
having listened to it for my entire childhood, i beg to differ. there's a tear in yer beer, cause instead of spending time with your family, you hang out on a bar stool with a bunch of cheating drunks. you do know what happens if you play it backwards, dontcha? you get your wife, truck, and dog back.
if you can't sell it, fuck it, or eat it, burn it!
Yeah, that POS was a wolf in solar clothing. Fortunately, as soon as it had garnered enough signatures to get on the ballot, pro-solar groups (I don't remember who) launched a fairly massive public education campaign to expose that proposed amendment as the disingenuous shitsack it was. Which worked! Yay, pro-solar groups!
This is why we can't have nice earth?!! Why can't the bribery be to rig the renewable game?
"Government is the problem."
Well, it is NOW.
Love to see the state police enforce that law.
"All right, wind, we see ya. Get the hell on outta here!"