ForeverMaker

Palin doesn't read so she probably doesn't know what the paper is.

http://www.mininova.org/

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might have someone who is interested at work. Will let you know tomorrow.

heading out now...

yes exactly. there are a bunch of pull-offs before you get there. make sure you get to the actual large paved lot.

Does this mean you will stop posting a new thread for every little thing you do?

what did you get a ticket for?

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I fell asleep. I am typing this post in my sleep.

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Is McCain a democrat? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8EyGpOU3qM

Looks like it will be dry for this, although maybe a bit cloudy. The forecast kept changing hourly over the last few days. Freakin' weathermen.

That is the exact chair I have at work. Actually our entire office is pretty much steel case. Fortunately I have a great boss that doesn't skimp on anything.

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For those that want to do a fun but quick cruise this weekend here are the plans. Get off your ass! You won't even miss much football. At the intersection of Home Road and 257 there is a park on the O'Shaughnessy Reservoir. Meet there at 2pm. Map Link Then we will cruise up to Klondike Road which turns into River Road. Stay on the east side of the river. Map of spilt Cruising up to Prospect we will turn around. Making a pit stop at the lot right before the bridge so every can regroup if needed. Map of Prospect Then head back down 257 (West side of river) and finish back at the park. 38 miles. Should take about an hour. Crawdad and I had a blast a few weekends ago around this area.

I like the idea of all the threads being nuked.. but I was hoping to have some sort of brawl about Obama doing more in the first 100 days in office than Bush has done in 8 years.

I don't think regular meets of any sort will be happening again until spring... aside from a few final ones that are planned.

That's cool. If you need me to make you look fast on the cruise that can be arranged. I will bring out the CR-V.

Steve, will your girl be riding with me? I have a few driving maneuvers to show her.

Thanks. Next question... when we leave from Sonic what address are we going to exactly?

I completely agree. :thumbup: Thank you for the conversation today... In-between projects here at work and it was a nice time killer.

The plane story conclusion is detailed below. Let's all just overlook the ludicrous nature of these expenses because we are blind parrots. You are slowly winning me over! The problem is this... Palin is a hypocrite who touts change in Washington while she is no better. The point of me posting this thread was to show how the republicans act when damaging allegations are brought up in conversation -- UNLIKE the lame attempts to tear down Obama that I have seen on this board. There are some that are so wrapped up in defending their view at all costs it is a joke. I gladly absorb all sorts of information to make better judgements in my life... and *gasp* change my viewpoint sometimes! Wow, what a concept. "There was no valid reason for the children to be along on state business," said Knowles, a supporter of Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama. "I cannot recall any instance during my eight years as governor where it would have been appropriate to claim they performed state business." Knowles said he brought his children to one NGA event while in office but didn't charge the state for their trip. In February 2007, the three girls flew from Juneau to Anchorage on Alaska Airlines. Palin charged the state for the $519.30 round-trip ticket for each girl, and noted on the expense form that the daughters accompanied her to "open the start of the Iron Dog race." The children and their mother then watched as Todd Palin and other racers started the competition, which Todd won that year. Palin later had the relevant expense forms changed to describe the girls' business as "First Family official starter for the start of the Iron Dog race." The Palins began charging the state for commercial flights after the governor kept a 2006 campaign promise to sell a jet bought by her predecessor. Palin put the jet up for sale on eBay, a move she later trumpeted in her star-making speech at the Republican National Convention, and it was ultimately sold by the state at a loss. That left only one high-performance aircraft deemed safe enough for her to use — a 1980 twin-engine King Air assigned to the public safety agency but, according to flight logs, out of service for maintenance and repairs about a third of the time Palin has been governor.

Why don't you read the article? Also note that I never said "illegal." Thanks for changing what I said. Typical scared republican. More spoon-feeding. Funny how I have to keep doing this for you: Gov. Sarah Palin charged the state for her children to travel with her, including to events where they were not invited, and later amended expense reports to specify that they were on official business. The charges included costs for hotel and commercial flights for three daughters to join Palin to watch their father in a snowmobile race, and a trip to New York, where the governor attended a five-hour conference and stayed with 17-year-old Bristol for five days and four nights in a luxury hotel. In all, Palin has charged the state $21,012 for her three daughters' 64 one-way and 12 round-trip commercial flights since she took office in December 2006. In some other cases, she has charged the state for hotel rooms for the girls. The list goes on and on! Where is the outrage!? Oh wait, she is "good looking" so it is ok. LOL.

Spoon-feeding time for the republican... Their salary is not an erroneous charge that was left for the taxpayers to take care of. I don't let frivolous things such as looks determine my vote like some dumbasses. :gtfo: