Nah, just a big bump in the road. sm

• The United States is a country in decline. - Our best days are well behind us.
  • You agree with Ahmadinejad. Interesting. nm - sam
    • If he believes that, then YUP.... his is - Bush's speech about bailing out the -sm
  • Hillary came up with a viable plan days ago, sm - nm
    • I agree with that! The more investigating the better... - sam
      • On ALL sides--does not necessarily mean sm - nm
  • If you truly believe that, then move to....sm - good grief
    • boy, are you ever brainwashed. - .
    • what a cliched answer - cubbie
      • tell the Hollywood crowd that...they always promise to leave, and never go....nm - ..
        • Don't go to the movies or watch TV and maybe they will - nm
          • nah, doesn't work...they're still here, and I barely watch anything that's...sm - nope
            • Oh wow. You are just SO above everyone. - .
            • Lucky for me, I am easily entertained . . . - Entertain me
              • The last thing I watched that was current was....sm - nope
    • sorry, make that "reaching the end...." nm - good grief
  • Nah, just a big bump in the road. sm - nm
    • Our downward slide started 'way before the 90's. - Try the 60's. One big slippery slope.
    • The myth of the Clinton surplus - been disproved -sm - By the US Treasury
      • You're right. I don't come to this board often sm - nm
        • The figures taken were from the US Treasury's website - By the US Treasury
  • so are mine nm - suprmommy3
    • Me too. nm - oldtimer

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...with me.  This is cut and pasted from the web site.  While this does not specifically name soft drinks, anything that rings up as taxable on the register is ineligible.  In Ohio, only foods for home consumption are nontaxable; restaurant food is taxable;  soft drinks are taxable; paper products, soap, etc. 

Okay, NOW you're excused!  And still not credible.  But thanks for playing! 

Households CAN use benefits to buy:

	Foods for the household to eat, such as:
	--	breads and cereals;
	--	fruits and vegetables;
	--	meats, fish and poultry; and
	--	dairy products.
	Seeds and plants which produce food for the household to eat.

In some areas, restaurants can be authorized to accept benefits from qualified homeless, elderly, or disabled people in exchange for low-cost meals.

Households CANNOT use benefits to buy:

	Beer, wine, liquor, cigarettes or tobacco;
	Any nonfood items, such as:
	--	pet foods;
	--	soaps, paper products; and
	--	household supplies.
	Vitamins and medicines.
	Food that will be eaten in the store.
	Hot foods.

Memo to Hillary: Road trip to that place between King City and Coalingo

Dear Hillary:

I know you've been real busy with sniper fire and 3:00 a.m. phone calls, etc., but have you ever seen that commercial for AT&T internet service, where the guy says he's on the road between "King City and Coalingo" (sp?) (There are several commercials out there for this product, and the theme for them is people's "moments.")

In the one I'm referring to, there's a guy is standing near a big field with a bunch of cows, explaining how his service lets him do business anywhere, and after he's through explaining how it works and how his bid was the first one in, he gets a text message and says, "It looks like I got the account."

An old man appears and says, "Congratulations on your moment."

Hillary, PLEASE drive yourself have your chauffeur drive you (with or without your cell phone) to that field "between King City and Coalingo" and take a L-O-N-G walk through that field. (Be sure to fill up have one of your servants fill your gas tank first.) Pet a cow or two. Resist the urge to whip out that gun yer granddaddy taught you how to shoot if you become hungry for a filet mignon; maybe you could make a have your maid make a PBJ before your departure (you know, the kind of food that more and more of us hard-working white people are forced to rely on in today's economy). Along the way, don't be afraid to step into the very thing that comprises your soul. Take a deep breath (lots of them). Try to place yourself into Barack Obama's shoes (sans cow dung) and explore WHY it is that YOU believe you must control everything -- even when you're the loser. Why is it that YOU think YOU get to dictate the terms of everything, even if you don't have the right to do so?

You have repeatedly said you're "in it to win it." You didn't win it. Now pretend to have some grace and/or just some personal decency and do NOT try to strong-arm the person who DID win it. There are a lot of women who would be good Vice Presidential candidates, all of whom believe in and would be loyal to President Obama, none of them potential orphan-makers.

Take a good, long look at those cows, Hillary. Maybe you'll learn a thing or two about "moments." Hopefully, you'll even learn a thing or two about yourself.

Edited by Moderator for aggressive and strange language.

Bushisms

I appreciate that question because I, in the state of Texas, had heard a lot of discussion about a faith-based initiative eroding the important bridge between church and state.

I mean, there needs to be a wholesale effort against racial profiling, which is illiterate children.

See, in my line of work you got to keep repeating things over and over and over again for the truth to sink in, to kind of catapult the propaganda.

The law I sign today directs new funds and new focus to the task of collecting vital intelligence on terrorist threats and on weapons of mass production.

http://www.wisdomquotes.com/cat_bushisms.html

I live in Wisconsin and am often also in Minnesota.

No, I'm not a stalker or a weirdo (my opinion, anyway).