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(You're a big man now but he'll cut you down to size (Wait and see)
My boyfriend's black he's gonna save my reputation (Hey-la-day-la my boyfriend's black) If I were you I'd take a permanent vacation (Hey-la, hey-la, my boyfriend's black)
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Hello everyone! Just Drew here.... THB is off making breakfast, I'm here just browsing around.... So I figure -why not.... I'll take over Four for Fridays this week Anyways yer questions...
1) When was the last time you got caught in the rain?
2) Do you do any gardening? If so, what's in your garden?
Gee, maybe I can get a job at the Journal Times. At the very least, they should run Madame Zoltar's blog. $50 dollars a week for a Mme. Z.column aimed at JT readers. orbcorbs@wi.rr.com
MADISON — To countersue or not to
countersue: That is the question Gov. Scott Walker is asking after
Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan said she planned on filing a
lawsuit challenging the Environmental Protection Agency regarding
Foxconn.
According to a Tuesday news report, Walker openly talked about the possibility of filing a countersuit against Illinois.
To be clear, Madigan has not filed a lawsuit against the EPA but she has made her disagreement with that federal agency known.
In the tony Denver suburb of Castle Rock, Colo., residents on Avery
Way are in a tizzy about the Thunderstorm Play Palace—a
7,500-square-foot home where, neighbors told KDVR-TV, the owner invites
swinging couples and singles to gather for wild sex parties. Invitees
must make a “donation” ($70 for couples and single men; $20 for single
women), and the parties include drinks, snacks and potluck dishes. On
the invitation, guests were asked to bring their own condoms and show
respect for the “new furniture.” The host is a married father of three
who feels harassed by the neighborhood, but he counters that he’s taken
steps to be discreet, including installing soundproofing and making sure
“there are no open areas.” But neighbors claim they hear “disturbing
sounds” coming from the house. “You can hear people doing what they’re
doing,” one resident told reporters. Castle Rock Police say the man is
not breaking the law because he’s only taking donations, and the
activities are contained to his home.
Fifty Shades of Neustadt
Police officers in the German town of Neustadt were called to an
apartment building on Wednesday, April 25, after reports of screaming
led neighbors to suspect domestic violence, The Daily Mail reported. Instead, they found a couple receiving instruction in the Japanese art of Shibari
(erotic bondage) from the apartment’s tenant. “Shibari” translates as
“the beauty of tight binding.” In an official statement regarding their
investigation, the police reported the couple were “well and in a good
mood,” even asking the officers if they’d like to join in; alas, they
had to decline.
Bathing Gone Weird
- Evelyn Washington, 29, broke then crawled through a window in a
Monroe, La., home on Tuesday, April 17, then settled into a warm
bath—along with a bag of Cheetos within reach on an adjacent toilet lid.
The Fort Worth Star-Telegram reported that, when the homeowner
returned from work around 5 p.m., she called police, who quickly
arrived and removed Washington to the Ouachita Correctional Center,
where she told them “an unknown male told her to break into the victims’
residence.”
- On Wednesday, April 4, a homeowner in Stoke-on-Trent, England,
returned home to discover a man bathing in his tub and enjoying a cup of
Oxo (broth), according to the BBC. When police arrived, the 36-year-old
naked man tried to flee but was caught and arrested. As the incredulous
homeowner later complained: “He ate my crisps, had five rounds of
corned beef and sauce, ate a jar of pickles, had two ice creams and a
can of Coke!”
What’s in a Name?
A Planet Fitness customer in Saginaw Township, Mich., was alarmed on
Sunday, April 15, when he located a Wi-Fi network named “Remote
Detonator” while searching for an available connection. The gym manager
evacuated the building and called police, who brought in a bomb-sniffing
dog and declared the facility safe after a three-hour shutdown. Saginaw
Township Police Chief Donald Pussehl told mlive.com that people often
choose odd names for their Wi-Fi networks, adding that one on his own
street is called “FBI surveillance van.”
The Long Arm of the Law
In October 1981, Stephen Michael Paris escaped from the Jess Dunn
Correctional Center in Muskogee, Okla., where he had been serving a
nine-year sentence for drug possession and distribution. Using the name
Stephen Chavez, Paris managed to evade authorities until April 12, when
investigators tracked him down at an office in Houston, where he was
working. Paris was mentioned in his mother’s obituary—using his alias,
the Associated Press reported, and after confirming his identity with
fingerprints, the U.S. Marshals Service returned him to custody—nearly
37 years after his escape.
Jaywalkers Getting Hosed!
Jaywalkers, beware: The city of Daye, in Hubei Province, China, has
installed water sprayers and an electronic screen at a crosswalk to stop
people from crossing on a red light. Five pylons were placed along the
road on Monday, April 16, China Daily reported—three of which
identify offenders using sensors and then spray them with water if they
attempt to cross against the light. Other pylons “photograph people
crossing against red lights,” explained Wan Xinqiang of the Daye public
security bureau, and “a large electronic screen at the intersection will
instantly display their photos.”
Hello my sweety pies and sour pusses! How are you? How about that weather yesterday? I had all of my windows open and even spent some time resting in our yard (so nicely manicured by my boys). Today is for poop [it's supposed to rain], but that's the beauty of weather. If you don't like it, stick around; it will change. That's what "they" say. "They" seem to say a lot, but I don't hear most of it. I'm too busy with my family and career to listen to gossip.
Well, Foxconn lost their largest account, Apple, and now the monstrosity they're building out west may be obsolete by the time it's completed. This whole deal stinks. We've given away a billion dollars for promises. Remember Pearl Harbor.
Well, some poor patron of the Ivanhoe in downtown was stripped of his pants and his money. Of course, this is "normal" and not an indication that downtown has become a drunken brawl at night. Put a cop in front of every drinking establishment. People will sober up real quick. Yes, a policeman out from hiding in his car and actually standing on the street. Oh my! It will never happen. It would give the "wrong impression." Better let people be robbed and beaten than admit to a problem. It's the Racine way. Ignore a problem until it becomes so big that you can't ignore it. Then blame it on somebody else.
Where does all the money come from? Mr. Ex-mayor Dickert peed away hundreds of millions of our tax dollars. Now Foxconn is the next to suckle at the teat of corporate welfare. They've been given everything but the capitol dome. They make Mr. Ex-mayor Dickert look like a piker. So, where does all the money come from? Go before the Common Council for any proposal that costs money and you're likely to be turned down for budgetary reasons. But there's always a few million laying around for cronies. It seems to me that Foxconn has been promised more money than exists in the entire state. Perhaps we need a new state: Foxconnsin.
Where does all the money come from? I wish I could conjure up as much. I'm in the wrong profession. I should have been a politician. Then I could lie like hell, steal a ton of money, and still be re-elected. I bet you I would have had a better shot at the presidency than Hillary. But remember, she won the election but lost to the Electoral College. If those sons of bitches tried to take away my victory, I'd turn them all into toads. It says, "We the people . . .," not "We the Electoral College. . ." Just more corruption at the highest levels of government. If your government is crooked, how can you stay honest?
Mr. Trump is finding himself more and more isolated on the world stage. His lies will destroy him. Someone asked me yesterday, "Do you think Trump will win a second term?" Heck, I'll be surprised if he finishes this one. What will be left to chew up? Maybe he could televise a second term and make a complete mockery of the presidency. He can charge millions for the commercials. That would be a money maker.
Here's a cute little video:
So Iran still might become a nuclear power. What is Mr. Trump's purpose in the Middle East? To expedite a nuclear holocaust?
That's enough ranting and raving. Whenever I talk politics, I end up worked up. It's not worth it. Nothing will change, so just focus on my little life and leave the heavy duty work to the "professionals." (Professional crooks.) No matter, I love you and all of my readers and I thank you for reading my scribbling each week. I care about you and want to hear what you have to say. There's a comment section below.
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Holding up a paint brush or package of
batteries or excitedly extolling the virtues of a line of new sinks or
cans of varnish, Ray Szmanda sold untold hammers, saws, drills and
lumber to Menards customers throughout Wisconsin for years.
In a way, he was the guru of home remodeling projects even though he was not particularly handy.
Having worked in auto repair, I'm amazed that this place exists. She should start franchises. How the hell they exist on $15 @ hour labor charge is beyond me. And selling parts at cost? I was taught to double the cost in estimates.
I think one of the biggest motivators toward larceny in auto repair is that it's so damn easy. Kudos to Cathy Heying for keeping it very real.