bhmi miss someone very near and dear 2013-11-23 09:12:37RIP:(And I'm psychic which makes it worse. § Sweet-Lips2013-11-23 09:12:19yeah. I think that can shoved WendyPeffercorn2013-11-23 09:12:05Under a tree.cinWe did a lot after. But i also showered. 2013-11-23 09:11:40I like u btw wendy :) Glad ur back.All I want for Christmas 2013-11-23 09:10:4770 whores and 2 virginscinI'm guessing no. Why? § Qwert1112013-11-23 09:10:32i saw it as booger 2013-11-23 09:09:39
I am crazy. § Sweet-Lips2013-11-23 09:08:20cinI kind of did. § 2013-11-23 09:07:19cinLmfao. I like stimulatin there but he literally 2013-11-23 09:06:47Stuck his tongue in & out.i'm right, simply because i pose as humanitarian 2013-11-23 09:01:09self interest is bad. your point of view should be like mine, which is only think of what's good for everybody (except the rich people we will force to finance my dogooder ideas).I'm right, simply because I say so teabag-logic2013-11-23 08:59:30and truth hurts.sfoI want to pee in your butt. § Duncan_Dickie2013-11-23 08:59:27I know, that's why I'm successful! § 2013-11-23 08:59:09sfoI'm mad at Fred. Sweet-Lips2013-11-23 08:58:57Go awayinteresting article 2013-11-23 08:58:55Why Dems better hope Obama's lying By S.E. Cupp updated 5:03 PM EST, Sat November 16, 2013 (CNN) -- As the fallout from the botched launch of Affordable Care Act's exchanges continues, it grows ever clearer that website glitches are only a small part of the problem with the cumbersome -- and increasingly unworkable -- law. One has to ask: Is President Barack Obama making this up as he goes? It's hard to imagine that the President and the team charged with implementing Obamacare couldn't have foreseen the problems that have continually popped up. Yet, here we are, bringing in "tech surges" to examine the website problems, security experts to mitigate privacy concerns, insurance executives to "brainstorm" ways to actually insure people. And all the while the President has implied he was the last to know that storm clouds were on the immediate horizon. There are two possible scenarios here: One, the President is lying, and quite effectively. If he knew that the website wouldn't be up to snuff, or that millions of Americans would not, in fact, be able to keep their insurance plans if they liked them, then he simply made a calculation that many politicians make: Lies aren't necessarily fatal. Except when they are. Just ask Richard "I'm not a crook" Nixon, George "Read my lips" Bush, or George "WMD" Bush. Or two, Obama is hopelessly out of the loop. Whether it was the IRS scandal, the NSA spying program or these ACA collapses, no one in his immediate circle appears to have felt it necessary to inform the President of looming problems that he might have to answer for, let alone solve. If I were a Democrat like Rep. Charlie Rangel, D-New York, who recently told the New York Daily News, "Saying you're sorry doesn't help me worth a damn at the polls," I might be hoping it's the former. Politicians who lie are hardly exotic. Chicanery is often merely the price of successful political salesmanship. http://www.cnn.com/2013/11/16/opinion/cupp-obama-health-care/index.htmlit took me 4ever to build. i dont want to redo § -2013-11-23 08:58:53I never click on links in rofo. § -2013-11-23 08:58:52I bet you have tons of friends! § WendyPeffercorn2013-11-23 08:57:55I'm smart and I'm tough! And I know how to push my-way-through-the2013-11-23 08:56:58corporate world. I can get people to do what I need them to do, even if I have to be pushy and cold. I get high on Jesus § -2013-11-23 08:56:46cinWhen I tell someone that they run. § Sweet-Lips2013-11-23 08:55:22laxaccording to this i think i do own the domain -2013-11-23 08:55:03for $4 per month https://premium.wix.com/wix/api/wixPackagePicker?referralAdditionalInfo=Da_17&forcePremiumTop=truesfoloving humanity means loving penguins? -2013-11-23 08:54:01i don't think so, fool.cinI am so in love with you § 32ways2love2013-11-23 08:53:36sfoi want potato pancake -2013-11-23 08:51:02for brekkiesfoyou're just butthurt because... Imperatives2013-11-23 08:50:54I was right with my initial statement, you re-worded it so you could bitch about something this morning, and you know I'm right. :)iloI disagree -2013-11-23 08:50:27I've found the opposite to be truelaxi dont see the point to owning the domain -2013-11-23 08:50:13i used to pay like $50 per month and owned the domain but who cares? the only time anyone sees the site is when i send it to them. it's like an online resume.mmmm, I'm ready to worship some penis -2013-11-23 08:48:46
I am crazy. § Sweet-Lips2013-11-23 09:08:20cinI kind of did. § 2013-11-23 09:07:19cinLmfao. I like stimulatin there but he literally 2013-11-23 09:06:47Stuck his tongue in & out.i'm right, simply because i pose as humanitarian 2013-11-23 09:01:09self interest is bad. your point of view should be like mine, which is only think of what's good for everybody (except the rich people we will force to finance my dogooder ideas).I'm right, simply because I say so teabag-logic2013-11-23 08:59:30and truth hurts.sfoI want to pee in your butt. § Duncan_Dickie2013-11-23 08:59:27I know, that's why I'm successful! § 2013-11-23 08:59:09sfoI'm mad at Fred. Sweet-Lips2013-11-23 08:58:57Go awayinteresting article 2013-11-23 08:58:55Why Dems better hope Obama's lying By S.E. Cupp updated 5:03 PM EST, Sat November 16, 2013 (CNN) -- As the fallout from the botched launch of Affordable Care Act's exchanges continues, it grows ever clearer that website glitches are only a small part of the problem with the cumbersome -- and increasingly unworkable -- law. One has to ask: Is President Barack Obama making this up as he goes? It's hard to imagine that the President and the team charged with implementing Obamacare couldn't have foreseen the problems that have continually popped up. Yet, here we are, bringing in "tech surges" to examine the website problems, security experts to mitigate privacy concerns, insurance executives to "brainstorm" ways to actually insure people. And all the while the President has implied he was the last to know that storm clouds were on the immediate horizon. There are two possible scenarios here: One, the President is lying, and quite effectively. If he knew that the website wouldn't be up to snuff, or that millions of Americans would not, in fact, be able to keep their insurance plans if they liked them, then he simply made a calculation that many politicians make: Lies aren't necessarily fatal. Except when they are. Just ask Richard "I'm not a crook" Nixon, George "Read my lips" Bush, or George "WMD" Bush. Or two, Obama is hopelessly out of the loop. Whether it was the IRS scandal, the NSA spying program or these ACA collapses, no one in his immediate circle appears to have felt it necessary to inform the President of looming problems that he might have to answer for, let alone solve. If I were a Democrat like Rep. Charlie Rangel, D-New York, who recently told the New York Daily News, "Saying you're sorry doesn't help me worth a damn at the polls," I might be hoping it's the former. Politicians who lie are hardly exotic. Chicanery is often merely the price of successful political salesmanship. http://www.cnn.com/2013/11/16/opinion/cupp-obama-health-care/index.htmlit took me 4ever to build. i dont want to redo § -2013-11-23 08:58:53I never click on links in rofo. § -2013-11-23 08:58:52I bet you have tons of friends! § WendyPeffercorn2013-11-23 08:57:55I'm smart and I'm tough! And I know how to push my-way-through-the2013-11-23 08:56:58corporate world. I can get people to do what I need them to do, even if I have to be pushy and cold. I get high on Jesus § -2013-11-23 08:56:46cinWhen I tell someone that they run. § Sweet-Lips2013-11-23 08:55:22laxaccording to this i think i do own the domain -2013-11-23 08:55:03for $4 per month https://premium.wix.com/wix/api/wixPackagePicker?referralAdditionalInfo=Da_17&forcePremiumTop=truesfoloving humanity means loving penguins? -2013-11-23 08:54:01i don't think so, fool.cinI am so in love with you § 32ways2love2013-11-23 08:53:36sfoi want potato pancake -2013-11-23 08:51:02for brekkiesfoyou're just butthurt because... Imperatives2013-11-23 08:50:54I was right with my initial statement, you re-worded it so you could bitch about something this morning, and you know I'm right. :)iloI disagree -2013-11-23 08:50:27I've found the opposite to be truelaxi dont see the point to owning the domain -2013-11-23 08:50:13i used to pay like $50 per month and owned the domain but who cares? the only time anyone sees the site is when i send it to them. it's like an online resume.mmmm, I'm ready to worship some penis -2013-11-23 08:48:46 This post has been generated by Page2RSS
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