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I remember 2 parts of California. The part where you don't want to live & the part where you can't afford to live.

The best strip club is a massage parlor.

California is honestly the last state I would consider living in. I've been there plenty of times for work. Not for me. They can keep their overcrowding, traffic, crazy taxes, ridiculous cost of living, and their Calitude. The only part of California that I have't been to is Tahoe. I'd be interested in checking that area out, but I hear it's better to live on the Nevada side anyway.

This place is now open for those in NE Ohio. http://www.highvoltagekarting.com/

I enjoy riding bicycles. Mostly with my 2 year old on the back. I totally get what Pauly is saying. I got all the self torture, limit testing, and confidence building I needed from Sr. Drill Instructor Staff Sgt Ellington.

I think a 3rd party president (while very unlikely without major political reform) would have a very difficult time in office. It would, however, be a very loud message from voters that we are fed up. I think it would lead to more future changes that are needed, but it would likely be a lame duck presidency.

Dems in Congress don't cooperate with Rep presidents. Reps in Congress don't cooperate with Dem presidents. What are the odds of either cooperating with a 3rd party president?

You made the right choice. The VIP room is a trailer in the parking lot.

Uh oh. Shit just got real.

This?

Thanks for sharing Paul. You might not guess it, but I'm one of those eternally positive people. I always think things are going to be OK, pretty much no matter what. I can adapt to most any situation. I really don't waste time sweating the small stuff. One of the principals I live by is: "Life is too short to spend time worrying about things you can't change."

Pretty much. Nearby options are limited. There's a place in "downtown" Berea called Mike's that's supposed to have good food, but I've never been there. It's not as close as Grindstone though.

You can certainly blame the parties for the 2 party system. They definitely don't want to give up any control. Voters need just as much blame though. Especially the jackasses that believe "My party has the answers, your party will be the death of America." There are plenty of these jackasses. Too many to count. These are the people that are propping up the broken system. I have far too much pride to call myself a democrat or a republican. I'm an American. See signature.

The wake I'm going to tonight is for someone that was mostly a childhood friend. I still saw him occasionally as we have some of the same friends. He was a father, had a good group of friends, owned a business. Not at all something I would have expected. I guess you never know what other people are dealing with.

I'm 43. I have many friends that are right around that age. I've had way too many friends pass away recently. I've lost 5 people due to suicides in the last 2 years. These are people that at one time or another were close friends. Depression, mental illness, and drugs affect more people than I could ever have guessed. I it just me, or is this what happens when people start approaching middle age? I'm going to another wake this evening.

If we go somewhere with a pool table....please, everyone stop at the ATM on your way there

FN makes excellent handguns and rifles.

Did you also vote for John Scott? http://www.sbnation.com/nhl/2016/1/19/10790488/the-internet-beat-the-nhl-and-made-john-scott-an-all-star

So far, this election is like someone asking you what color shoe you would prefer to kick you in the balls.

Do you mean campaign contribution reform?

I COMPLETELY support congressional term limits. But I don't think that would stop the two party system.

See signature.

These still seems accurate for every presidential election

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/bernie-sanders-opens-60-33-lead-hillary-clinton/story?id=36383793&nwltr=abcn_fb

I'd take a steaming pile of poo over Hillary.