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The Board of Supervisors adopted the changes last month even as the city reels from one of the highest crime rates in the country and staggering inequality exemplified by pervasive homelessness alongside Silicon Valley wealth.
Libtard Logic in the land of Nancy Pelosi..
What a fucking joke.
The local officials say the new language will help change people’s views about those who commit crimes.
Yesterday, I intended to order this beautiful sweater,p0 priced at $89.98, from a company based out of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. I gave the representative the catalog number, she calculated the 6% sales tax for Michigan residents AND much to my surprise, there was an additional "shipping and processing" fee of $18.99 added. WHAT IN THE WHAT!? Forget about it, I don't want the sweater that badly! Basing my guess of shipping charges from orders made through QVC, a fair shipping charge would probably be within the $6.95 to $8.95 range, after all, it is NOT a load of bricks or something big and bulky. I have ordered wine online and EXPECT that there will be inflated shipping charges because of the weight and the fragility of the product being shipped. Some online merchants must be out of their heads!
A $18.99 shipping and processing fee represents slightly more than 20% of the cost or the sweater. That fee is unreasonable so they can "process' that.
Actually, I've purchased some items offered by Plow & Hearth. Lawn & garden type doodads.
She just got here today, I suspect that we will be saying goodbye to her very soon.
a web picture
Here is Jimi, 50 years ago, playing his rendition of The Star Spangled Banner.
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Now thanks to digital music I have it once again, albeit not in a form that I can touch. Was this really 50 years ago ????
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qouted from 1 website, I was wondering how many tons of shit and garbage were left behind and still have not found a actuall number amount.I guess the poor farmer had to dig 1 hell of a hole to shove it all in!
I mean we had been to the moon and left 60 pounds of shit and garbage up there for crying out loud,so there had to be alot!
"John and Judy Griffin met when her car broke down on the way to the legendary music festival.
A couple that met at Woodstock finally has photographic evidence of their fateful encounter.
Fifty years ago this weekend, Judy and Jerry Griffin met while on the way to the famous 1969 music festival in New York.
Judy’s car had broken down, but Jerry and his buddies were happy to give her a lift.
The festival was only three days, but the connection between the two lasted much longer ― they’ve been together ever since and now have two sons and five grandchildren, according to People.com.
But while their road to love started on their way to Woodstock, the Griffins had no pictures of themselves there, even though they both brought cameras.
The lack of visual proof was something the couple came to regret over the last five decades, but things changed when the Griffins went to see the PBS documentary “Woodstock: Three Days That Defined a Generation.”
Right there, in a section about the rainstorms, the Griffins saw their 22-year-old selves wrapped together in a blanket.
I screamed, ‘There we are,’” Judy told “Inside Edition.” "
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I would have NEVER believed this had I not read it.
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I won't bore ye with alot more links but it is a interesting story for sure.'
Mr. Hodges, who worked for the CIA for 41 years as an operative with top-level security clearances, claims he was often employed as a hitman by the organization, to assassinate individuals who could represent a threat to the security of the country.
Trained as both a sniper and a martial arts expert, Mr. Hodges says he also has significant experience with more unconventional methods of inflicting harm upon others, like poisons and explosives.
will make a point to listen to them.
However, in general, it is strange how many men showing really large dicks in photos don't actually have videos showing the exact same thing. Could that be because faking a video is harder.
Sorry, I am perhaps too cynical.
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