My apologies for failing to note this in the piece, but I have NEVER received used footwear from the White Sox or any other professional baseball franchise. I’m an objective, unbiased observer. Thanks.
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Tom, should you focus on his penis when his balls are the real story? I understand the confusion since there’s not a vas deferens between the two.
A Galaxy S5 with an Apple sticker on it.
Yeah, but I’ve honestly never thought of that one as homophobic so much as just generally sexually violent.
We’ve become even more subversive since then, and from the 1970s launch of ketchup chips. We now have “dill pickle,[37] jalapeño, ketchup,[37][38] barbecue, all dressed, sour cream and onion, and salt and vinegar.” “Loblaw, Canada’s largest food retailer, offers several unusual flavors under its President’s Choice…
Even before Trump there would be no amount of money that would make me move to the United States. Money just doesn’t fucking matter that much.
Absolute favorite episode: Season 1, Episode 7: “Skytanic”.
Fox’s all-video strategy is dumb. First, many of us can’t or won’t watch video at work but we will happily goof off reading written content. Watching video on phones in public also sucks if you’re like me and never have your headphones handy. Sidelining quality writers (some of whom can do video, some of whom can’t)…
Tip #1: Be American.
They believe that healthcare is a privelidge only afforded to those who get (the “right”) jobs. Thus, the people who have it “deserve” it and those who don’t “don’t deserve healthcare”. They view 22 million fewer covered as a good thing because they were “freeloading” by getting health coverage. Basically if you…
It’s “better” because evil government won’t be interfering with the all mighty job creators. Also, something about the poor pulling harder on their bootstraps if they want to go to the dr. Then something about it being my decision to risk being bankrupted by relatively minor/common health issues. If this doesn’t make…
As a Canadian living in the US for 2 years; the answer to your questions is, the GOP plan is not better and will cause a lot of pain and increase premiums and deductibles.
“...how this is better than what Obama set up?...”
The only qualm that Obamacare had with me was the fact that I was forced to have it even though I can barely afford it on my lovely two-job, student poverty living paystub.
In a nutshell, health insurance in the USA had two major issue: 1) called “per-existing conditions” which could make you uninstallable if you did not already have insurance when you were diagnosed; 2) risk based cost which meant if you were old or sick your premiums tended to be higher.
Republicans consider it to be superior because:
Can someone explain, without too much work on your end, how this is better than what Obama set up?
Tiger Woods really did inspire an entire generation of young golfers.