Thought of the day .
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You could make my plywood shoes so I can leave size 32 footprints in the mud.
“Baseball is dull only to dull minds.”
Red Barber
Brooklyn Dodgers announcer
Red Barber
Brooklyn Dodgers announcer
How can we cut the budget? 
Corned beef or pastrami?
Corned beef. But it's GOT to be from a decent cut. My last two I got from the supermarket were very low grade.
The Juice is dead. You think they will drive his casket around in a white bronco?
Man, I’m looking at houses in 55+ communities, and I like them. When the hell did I become old?
I am resisting, fearing I will just lay down and die. Having to clip outdoor bushes, mow the lawn, sweep the pool, wash my cars, improving my landscaping, etc, is what keeps me alive.
There’s only one reason a man works out of town.
It was fun when I was young and single. When I was apprentice I noticed that the guys who LOVED to work out town were older, married guys who decidedly did not love their wives.
Chart of the Day:
The USA puts 10.5 TRILLION dollars a year on the credit card at ~3% "processing fees" on top of interest and potential late fees of around $160 billion. So from what I found the transactions fees NET of those "cash back" gimmicks are generating about the same $$$ as interest and penalty fees combined.
To me playing the whole rewards/cash back game is comparable to clipping coupons at the market or paying for club memberships. Gotta admit THAT is one of the reasons I shop at Walmart. I dont need any stupid memberships or chasing around and collecting coupons to get a reasonably market price. I refuse to shop at any of the local supermarkets that has one price for "club members" and then an absurd price if you don't show the token or give them your phone number. Why do Americans love these stupid gimmicks and ridiculous, crooked financial rackets?
The USA puts 10.5 TRILLION dollars a year on the credit card at ~3% "processing fees" on top of interest and potential late fees of around $160 billion. So from what I found the transactions fees NET of those "cash back" gimmicks are generating about the same $$$ as interest and penalty fees combined.
To me playing the whole rewards/cash back game is comparable to clipping coupons at the market or paying for club memberships. Gotta admit THAT is one of the reasons I shop at Walmart. I dont need any stupid memberships or chasing around and collecting coupons to get a reasonably market price. I refuse to shop at any of the local supermarkets that has one price for "club members" and then an absurd price if you don't show the token or give them your phone number. Why do Americans love these stupid gimmicks and ridiculous, crooked financial rackets?
Lucky 
#7 is Hillaryious 
….had a little insomnia the past few nights and found myself watching ‘ The Late Show ‘ Man O Man Stephen Colbert’s freedom of speech has been Hillaryiously brutal.
It’s a Witch Hunt
and Fake News 
but when you play with fire, somebody usually gets burnt.
#7 is Hillaryious ….had a little insomnia the past few nights and found myself watching ‘ The Late Show ‘ Man O Man Stephen Colbert’s freedom of speech has been Hillaryiously brutal. It’s a Witch Hunt
and Fake News but when you play with fire, somebody usually gets burnt.
