So, gentle readers, what do you think is the best way to address long-term road infrastructure funding and energy costs in America? Perhaps you've thought about finally, after over ten years, raising the federal gas tax just a wee amount. That idea is not bad! As people have driven more of the fuel-efficient nature-lover cars, the gubmint has gotten less monies, but raising the tax would solve that. But that idea is for stupidheads, not visionary change agents like Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell. The first step in his genius plan is to
We went through a similar scenario when teh Ahnold ascended to the Gropenatorship here in Cali. Of course, we also had the Prop 13 supersauce to make it impossible to do anyfuckingthing about it.
Now, now, don&#039;t exaggerate. It was only the warmest year <b>ever</b> in the US. Globally, only something like the eighth-warmest. You hysterical robots.
We went through a similar scenario when teh Ahnold ascended to the Gropenatorship here in Cali. Of course, we also had the Prop 13 supersauce to make it impossible to do anyfuckingthing about it.
Obviously, we need delivery liquor. Hmm. How&#039;s &quot;Liquor at home. Poker on the dining room table&quot; strike you as a slogan?
Once you go Yugo, you&#039;ll never go?
Now, now, don&#039;t exaggerate. It was only the warmest year <b>ever</b> in the US. Globally, only something like the eighth-warmest. You hysterical robots.
You should pay a tax because of the health benefits you derive from riding the bike.
...and by &quot;terrible&quot; you mean &quot;terribly awesome&quot;, right?
Should you ever have the misfortune to find yourself in Virginia, &quot;...Stand not upon the order of your going, But go at once.&quot;