Who's got the moneys?!
Quite the opposite. Health care is a luxury in the libertardian paradise.
Go see "The Last Mountain". That'll really cheer you up.
Looks like all those cardboard boxes I've been hording is finally going to pay off. I will rule the real estate market of the future! Bwahahaha cough cough.
Zing!
"To the guillotines, comrades!"
What makes you think you'll play the standing-up role?
40%? Well no wonder they're all upset and screaming for more tax cuts ... they aren't even halfway there!
Better hookers and drugs? Now I want to be rich.
So <i>that&#039;s</i> the &quot;return to the gold standard&quot; I keep hearing about.
Well I hope they only get the food and electricity <i>after</i> indulging in some sweet, sweet evil psychology, no matter what the cost.
I should have majored in &#039;millionaire&#039; instead of English literature.
I think another thing people would be interested in knowing is how much of that 40% was through inheritance.
The real cost involved is for the cigarettes afterward.
Did you mean otiose or odious? Six of one....
Speaking as a sweet, sweet evil psychologist, I concur.
Well, I&#039;m sure the poorest 15% of so would only waste any extra money they might get, on food or electricity or some such frivolity.
Fox spin: number of millionaires on the rise around the globe!
Quite the opposite. Health care is a luxury in the libertardian paradise.
Go see &quot;The Last Mountain&quot;. That&#039;ll really cheer you up.
Looks like all those cardboard boxes I&#039;ve been hording is finally going to pay off. I will rule the real estate market of the future! Bwahahaha cough cough.
Zing!
&quot;To the guillotines, comrades!&quot;
What makes you think you&#039;ll play the standing-up role?
40%? Well no wonder they&#039;re all upset and screaming for more tax cuts ... they aren&#039;t even halfway there!
Better hookers and drugs? Now I want to be rich.
So <i>that&#039;s</i> the &quot;return to the gold standard&quot; I keep hearing about.
Well I hope they only get the food and electricity <i>after</i> indulging in some sweet, sweet evil psychology, no matter what the cost.
I should have majored in &#039;millionaire&#039; instead of English literature.
I think another thing people would be interested in knowing is how much of that 40% was through inheritance.
The real cost involved is for the cigarettes afterward.
Did you mean otiose or odious? Six of one....
Speaking as a sweet, sweet evil psychologist, I concur.
Well, I&#039;m sure the poorest 15% of so would only waste any extra money they might get, on food or electricity or some such frivolity.
Fox spin: number of millionaires on the rise around the globe!