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bbc...your tete-a-tete with toledo prophet in the college foots forum had me cleaning coors lite off my keyboard...
very funny without being prickish....you earned this..
http://www.instantrimshot.com/
I think TP can see posts in the general forum too, gw. Why'd you post here?
I wasn't giving him shit, I was just noticing that people's non-posted picks have been on fire lately (well, forever) and not only that but nobody seems to mind. TP's a poster that would just as easily told you that he lost over the weekend, so I wasn't really directing at him, I knew that he would take it in the spirit it was intended.
The people have spoken and non-posted plays are not only accepted but encouraged.
I wasn't giving him shit, I was just noticing that people's non-posted picks have been on fire lately (well, forever) and not only that but nobody seems to mind. TP's a poster that would just as easily told you that he lost over the weekend, so I wasn't really directing at him, I knew that he would take it in the spirit it was intended.
The people have spoken and non-posted plays are not only accepted but encouraged.
you think he`d be pissed by what i said?... he took it pretty well from you...
i didn`t want him to think i was piling on...it was well handled by him,imo...
you,i`m not so sure about now...i suggest you either go to bed or perform an unnatural act with an industrial bench grinder....
a-hole...
no shit...
your attitude sucks,lamebrain...i tried to pay you both a compliment and you somehow figured a way to slam me for it...
but thats o.k.......
--and you thought I was kidding
They're coming-----and with majority in congress--"yes they can"! The basic of NYT article is who will but the new hybreds at twice the cost when people can buy car for much less and cost less to operate--
solution--instead of developing more efficient means of alternate energy--double cost of current energy on consumers via taxes and carbon credits until it makes their alternates seem more competative.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/12/27/opinion/27sat1.html?_r=1&ref=opinion
The Gas Tax
There are several ways to tax gas. One would be to devise a variable consumption tax in such a way that a gallon of unleaded gasoline at the pump would never go below a floor of $4 or $5 (in 2008 dollars), fluctuating to accommodate changing oil prices and other costs. Robert Lawrence, an economist at Harvard, proposes a variable tariff on imported oil to achieve the same effect and also to stimulate the development of domestic energy sources.
In both cases, the fuel taxes could be offset with tax credits to protect vulnerable segments of the population.
While oil prices are all but sure to rise again as the world emerges from recession, further tempering consumption with a gas tax would both slow the rise in the price of crude and steer more revenue from energy consumption to the United States budget, rather than that of oil-exporting countries.
A bitter recession is not the most opportune time to ratchet up the price of energy. But if the Obama administration is to meet its twin objectives of reducing the nation?s dependence on foreign oil and cutting its emissions of greenhouse gases, it needs to start thinking now about mechanisms to curb the nation?s demand for energy when the economy emerges from recession in the future.
They're coming-----and with majority in congress--"yes they can"! The basic of NYT article is who will but the new hybreds at twice the cost when people can buy car for much less and cost less to operate--
solution--instead of developing more efficient means of alternate energy--double cost of current energy on consumers via taxes and carbon credits until it makes their alternates seem more competative.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/12/27/opinion/27sat1.html?_r=1&ref=opinion
The Gas Tax
There are several ways to tax gas. One would be to devise a variable consumption tax in such a way that a gallon of unleaded gasoline at the pump would never go below a floor of $4 or $5 (in 2008 dollars), fluctuating to accommodate changing oil prices and other costs. Robert Lawrence, an economist at Harvard, proposes a variable tariff on imported oil to achieve the same effect and also to stimulate the development of domestic energy sources.
In both cases, the fuel taxes could be offset with tax credits to protect vulnerable segments of the population.
While oil prices are all but sure to rise again as the world emerges from recession, further tempering consumption with a gas tax would both slow the rise in the price of crude and steer more revenue from energy consumption to the United States budget, rather than that of oil-exporting countries.
A bitter recession is not the most opportune time to ratchet up the price of energy. But if the Obama administration is to meet its twin objectives of reducing the nation?s dependence on foreign oil and cutting its emissions of greenhouse gases, it needs to start thinking now about mechanisms to curb the nation?s demand for energy when the economy emerges from recession in the future.
you called milord?...you two are a couple of nasty little tyrants...
might be a good idea to head down to leeches-r-us and detoxify...
sorry for offending "the rat pack"...
I thought "barnacles" attached to hulls of ships, which would account for our rather large problem of non native species invading the natural habitat in the U.S. These invasive species are highly destructive and can actually kill off native species and reduce reproduction of very delicate ecosystems. Which would, of course, direct this thread to the new Fishing and Hunting forum!
Now just out of curiosity, what would be the closest "port" to you Wease, besides the Boones Farm of course?
Hope this helps,
FDC
pay a guy a compliment and the whole crew tries to gang bang you...
please go hump someone else`s leg...
please go hump someone else`s leg...
i think we had a mis-communication,bobbity...i wasn`t inferring that you were "giving him shit"....i was indicating that i thought you made a funny in a reasonable manner...
""very funny without being prickish....you earned this..
http://www.instantrimshot.com/""
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