@Axtremus said in Tax Base: @Horace said in Tax Base: @Axtremus said in Tax Base: Go ahead and clarify your point (if you have one), I shall attempt to address that point directly. Hey wait a second. When Rainman and I ask you to address points directly, you never do. Why do you give preferential treatment to Jolly? This is an outrage. Sometimes Jolly needs my help more than you guys do. This is one of those times. Bwhahahahaha! Take away your keyboard, lad, and you are a drag on society. Do you have any other useful skills?

@Doctor-Phibes said in Phibes! I had to look up Enrico Pallazzo: Doesn't everybody remember Enrico? If I do tomorrow does that count?

I'm shocked that Goodyear would have the appearance of not telling the whole story.

Be a smarty

@Jolly @Copper Your ODS is showing. (Love you guys anyways!! )

Pain

Mobs are in

Nice

@Mik said in Forced Reform: Good piece. Lots going on. I have held the belief that the return to the classroom has been window dressing and that we will soon see mass school closings again. But the fiction of reopening had to be played out in order for the closings to be accepted. Maybe. The charter schools operate under a little different set of rules. They haven't been sending entire classrooms home. They monitor the class closely after a case, but they carry on. Believe it or not, they have not had a big outbreak, even though the state has been pretty hot.

It’s like a mash up of Huckleberry Finn and Forest Gump.

I'm sure they will show him lots of love in prison.

When Chicago closed down, D1 (who lives in the Rogers Park area) commented how many more police sirens she was hearing. Her neighborhood is pretty safe, but she found that she also heard gunfire not infrequently.

Ax has lots of Yersinia pestis. Buckets full. Right Ax? I could have sworn you started a troll thread on the subject. Even if I'm wrong, I bet he has more than anyone else has. I'll bet he has even more than anyone else wants. He's got lots. Hope I'm being clear on how full he is of it. Really. NOT kidding.

@Horace said in Protesting for housing resegregation: It's about power. If a group of people feels like they chose what happened, it doesn't really matter what actually happened. That's why the best way to manipulate people is to make them think they chose what was actually chosen for them and in service of someone else. If I understand you correctly - I agree with you! LOL

@Sweet-Meteor said in Asteroid 2011 ES4: Because of its size, the space rock most likely wouldn't have posed any danger to people on the ground had it struck our planet. Interesting. I thought something that size if it hit land would cause alot of damage. The one in Siberia (1908 explosion) was about 150 -200 feet in diameter and did incredible damage. I know this one is much smaller, but still......

I tried to take the test. The maketing questions after were so voluminous and noxious that I quit. I'm not that guy anyway. I went out on my own specifically to eliminate those people from my life. They are rampant in the consulting world.

@jon-nyc said in Look what I found!: And she hasn’t had Covid! It works!!!!! Long-acting too! She stopped taking over two years ago! W1NN4rZ!

@Loki said in "Rethinking my tweet about Rush Limbaugh' s cancer": I guess we can be against so many things but wishing death on some bad people is woke. Get with the program. FIFY