That is one cute pup!

Dang these mugs are only $10. Pugmugco.com

Found this online about Roger Stone from a writer named Tom Nichols or "RadioFreeTom"... I was laughing over his post. I'm guessing that once Stone takes his rightful place in prison, a lot of his new friends are gonna ask to see that stupid ass Nixon Tattoo, but this: "This is an elderly man facing a lifetime in prison for working with our enemies against our political institutions, and he thinks it's a game. This entire coterie around Trump is mostly just a bunch of garden-variety goons with a few colorful sociopaths for garnish"... This is journalistic gold!

Did not make it to Boston in 74.
Made it to St. Louis in 75. (Lodged at Uncles mansion!)
At Denver 76 (pretty hairy semi vs. BU with the brawl)
At Detroit 79. Epic Title game.
Pretty much in agreement regarding the 79 team.

God forbid we have school choice. Can't wait for the day when brick and mortar schools are no longer necessary and our kids can be home schooled online by intelligent people instead uninspired union bureaucrats.

Jen, a dyed in the wool Democrat NPC, who has never had a thought of her own... https://www.zerohedge.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/1539571076929.jpg

Phil, finally coming to terms with the idea that taxing the high wage earners isn't the same as taxing the wealthy. Good on you Phil (even though you're simply parroting Warren.)

Just curious Harry, because it's not obvious. Did you ever have a real day job?

Jaun. I will gladly tell you but only if you tell me whether you have a real identity.

One of the individuals you mention is now deseased. Update please.

Surgeon, saint, or pseudo? Either way, yawn.

left unwritten is the fact that different groups of people are different. Some are advanced, some are primitive. Africa is a black hole for charity because of the people that live there. Third world countries are merely a product of the people who inhabit that country.

I'm guessing trust fund baby.

"Not all Wisconsin law enforcement agencies are so lackadaisical about dog-killing. A recent case in Waupaca County bears some similarities to the Bruzzo case. In early January, Justin Beese let his two dogs out to run around on his rural 22-acre homestead near Manawa. When one of them, a Great Dane named Gypsy, failed to return, Beese began what turned into a four-day search. On the fourth day, as reported by Fox 11 News in Green Bay, “Beese came across paw prints and a trail of blood … At the end of the blood trail, he found what appeared to be four-wheeler tracks. ‘Then I really knew for sure that somebody had shot my dog and came and picked her up out of the woods,’ said Beese.” He suspected his neighbor, a man named Jeff Buttles."

I like you John, but this case isn't even close to the other one. Say this dog was on Buttles property located in that county, allegedly attacking his chickens. Further, Buttles admitted to shooting the dog w/o provacation.
had the dog attacked Buttles, the shooting would have been justified. (W/o evidence of dead chickens.)

Keeping mum huh? Well I was born with a stainless steel spoon in my mouth like most baby boomers.

Does your sobriquet hint that you are one of these...

https://www.economist.com/united-states/2012/01/21/who-exactly-are-the-1

Funny how so many people seem to consider evidence unnecessary, especially in a case like this. If there were chickens getting killed, Gene Nelson would be innocent; if there weren't, he could be charged with a felony. I would say that's kind of an important question to answer.

No, it's a joke.

Stainless steel spoon like me? Were you born with a chip on your shoulder?

Juan Percent = Cat Call (Prankster)??? mysterious...

yes, they are cancer sticks