We all had a good larf and vomit when the GSA -- which is supposed to be managing all our nation's inventory -- proved itself to be grotesquely spendy on stupid nonsense earlier this spring, spending almost a million dollars of our bread on things like commemorative coins and team-building bicycles (not to mention a hundred large just to
Ah, I made a bad assumption it was a generic term for rider.
Given the comment mentioned wheelsets, though, isn&#039;t it more a case of something like <a href="http:\/\/www.glorycycles.com\/furaspxlrcat.html" target="_blank">FULCRUM (non-)LIBEL</a>?
Was that the deal where you got the drink without the booze, then joined a &quot;club&quot; for an hour, and as a member you were entitled to buy your own little airline bottle of booze, which you then had to mix into the drink yourself? That whole rigamarole was extremely mormonic.
A little engineering - $15,000 Consultants develop rubber band specification sheet - $10,000 Putting rubber band contract out to bid - $20,000 Bribe from third-highest bidder - ($10,000 credit) Last-minute addition of mil-spec requirement, per third-highest bidder - $5,000 Purchase eighty times as many mil-spec rubber bands as actually needed - $95,000
We were in a group, so instead of feeling the repression, we just said &quot;what a bunch of fucking nuts!&quot; and had a good laff.
GSA has canceled a conference in St Louis. <a href="http://www.stltoday.com/sea..." target="_blank">" rel="nofollow noopener" title="http://www.stltoday.com/search/?l=50&amp;sd=desc&...">http://www.stltoday.com/sea...
jello shots off your buddy&#039;s ass or GTFO.
Church, meet State; State ... oh, I see you&#039;ve already met.
Ah, I made a bad assumption it was a generic term for rider.
Given the comment mentioned wheelsets, though, isn&#039;t it more a case of something like <a href="http:\/\/www.glorycycles.com\/furaspxlrcat.html" target="_blank">FULCRUM (non-)LIBEL</a>?
We are aware of all internet traditions.
Yes, nothing&#039;s more American than drinking French vodka...
Just priced my 1975 Raleigh on eBay ... it&#039;s worth exactly what I paid for it. That&#039;s what I call holding its value.
If Dems do it, it&#039;s &quot;wasteful.&quot;
Was that the deal where you got the drink without the booze, then joined a &quot;club&quot; for an hour, and as a member you were entitled to buy your own little airline bottle of booze, which you then had to mix into the drink yourself? That whole rigamarole was extremely mormonic.
A little engineering - $15,000 Consultants develop rubber band specification sheet - $10,000 Putting rubber band contract out to bid - $20,000 Bribe from third-highest bidder - ($10,000 credit) Last-minute addition of mil-spec requirement, per third-highest bidder - $5,000 Purchase eighty times as many mil-spec rubber bands as actually needed - $95,000
So, they were muffin bikes, is what you&#039;re saying?
I didn&#039;t see rentboys on the list of expenses...
Like the former could exist without the latter...
I&#039;m guessing they were all domestiques...
Seriously, the wanker was likely the most respectable thing in the room.