SideshowBob
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What town in Louisiana is she from?
Posted by SideshowBob on 7/13/19 at 7:07 pm
Don't do drugs kids...
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What's the hardest company/business to get a job at in Louisiana?
Posted by SideshowBob on 7/13/19 at 5:26 pm
No sarcastic answers like the Pelicans/Saints or any family tied businesses. I'm guessing Jim Bernhard's private equity firm would be up there. I've heard from my lawyer friends that Barrasso Usdin would be the toughest law firm to get in?
If you can't think of the hardest, just think of some really selective companies & businesses in Louisiana.
If you can't think of the hardest, just think of some really selective companies & businesses in Louisiana.
re: Pelicans Summer League Team earned a 4th seed and will play Saturday against the Heat
Posted by SideshowBob on 7/13/19 at 5:08 pm
How good is the Celtics summer league team? They're the #1 seed
re: I'm bored as shite
Posted by SideshowBob on 7/13/19 at 5:04 pm
Try air duster
re: What's your college major?
Posted by SideshowBob on 7/13/19 at 5:01 pm
Economics
re: No power and planning for dinner
Posted by SideshowBob on 7/13/19 at 4:28 pm
waffle house
Who are the hottest women residing in Louisiana?
Posted by SideshowBob on 7/13/19 at 11:59 am
I just found out Jennie Finch lives in Sulphur.
Do you know any notable models, actresses, or just regular people that currently live in Louisiana that you find extremely hot?
ETA: Jennie Finch is considered the greatest softball player ever. Here's a pic
Do you know any notable models, actresses, or just regular people that currently live in Louisiana that you find extremely hot?
ETA: Jennie Finch is considered the greatest softball player ever. Here's a pic
re: Rep. Justin Amash just voted against care for 9/11 first responders
Posted by SideshowBob on 7/12/19 at 9:33 pm
First post.
I’m not familiar with the bill’s intricacies, but here is Justin Smash’s own explanation for his vote. It seems fairly reasonable and aligned with libertarian viewpoints. “Our Constitution empowers Congress to appropriate money. Typically, this means we must vote annually to spend on a particular object. This process holds government accountable to the people. The 9/11 VCF works differently by authorizing 70+ years of unlimited, automatic spending. This bill even excludes its spending from counting under budgetary rules. Unlimited, automatic spending is convenient for current legislators, who can take one popular vote and leave fiscal consequences to future generations. No program in government should operate this way. There are multiple better ways to structure the 9/11 VCF. The bill could require annual or biennial appropriations, ensuring that Congress prioritize and account for spending. Alternatively, Congress could fund a large, defined endowment within the budget. Let's get it done.”
I’m not familiar with the bill’s intricacies, but here is Justin Smash’s own explanation for his vote. It seems fairly reasonable and aligned with libertarian viewpoints. “Our Constitution empowers Congress to appropriate money. Typically, this means we must vote annually to spend on a particular object. This process holds government accountable to the people. The 9/11 VCF works differently by authorizing 70+ years of unlimited, automatic spending. This bill even excludes its spending from counting under budgetary rules. Unlimited, automatic spending is convenient for current legislators, who can take one popular vote and leave fiscal consequences to future generations. No program in government should operate this way. There are multiple better ways to structure the 9/11 VCF. The bill could require annual or biennial appropriations, ensuring that Congress prioritize and account for spending. Alternatively, Congress could fund a large, defined endowment within the budget. Let's get it done.”
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