John

exactly. the garment industry is a very labor intensive industry. up to 85% of employees can be production labor. when you have to pay someone in the US a minimum wage of $7.50, but you can pay someone somewhere else 75 cents... you cant afford NOT to move your factory there. the US just can't compete.

lol drat foiled again!

fastenal

oh come on... you weren't gonna catch him in the first place. you were just gonna take a report.

my name is jbot... i am a robot... i have a robot vagina.

its my name. super original i know...

hmm. prob. someone else then. i'd always see it around gay an third, in the MC parking on the street.

god people make me sick. if i caught someone stealing my cat, it wouldn't be pretty for them.

do you work downtown? i swear ive seen that bike parked in mc spots downtown

go on youtube. there are tons of tutorial videos.

yeah i remember in like 99 getting it for a little over a dollar. i had a crown vic and i would drive from new albany to newark and it would take a quarter tank lol. i made this trip a few times a week for a couple years lol.

yah i mean what the fuck did he do anyway? http://www.nytimes.com/2011/05/15/us/politics/15address.html?_r=3&hp http://articles.latimes.com/2011/may/14/nation/la-na-obama-alaska-20110514 http://www.rigzone.com/news/article.asp?a_id=111458 and also... http://www.nytimes.com/gwire/2011/01/13/13greenwire-two-thirds-of-federal-oil-and-gas-drilling-per-13123.html look. just to be clear. im not saying that obama did it ALL and the increase in production is 100% due to him. obviously thats not true. of course there has been increased production in north dakota which has helped out. but to say that he hasnt done anything, wouldnt be true either. gas prices and oil production are complex issues, and no one party is 100% responsible for either of those. its not like obama sets the price of gas for the country when he wakes up each morning. changes in our oil production do not happen overnight either. i feel that while domestic oil production has a large role in our energy security and our economy, its maybe not enough to change oil prices globally long term.

because i actually agree with something pat robertson said lol. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/46669807/ns/us_news-the_new_york_times/#.T1lD0jGPWrl 700 club about to be the 420 club lol

how do you vote without ID?

he should have just used 7 proxies.

lol its just like when you were a kid... get your bike up to speed then jam on the coaster brakes and lock up the rear into a sweet slide we had a nice hill on my road that we would use to get some serious speed. i remember my dad being like "wtf how is your tire worn out this fast?"

budget cuts bro.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8cX2L4khQv4 1. going too fast 2. still had ample room to stop if he knew what he was doing 3. if brakes failed id rather aim for the left of the car and take my chances trying to cut behind the truck, rather than slide myself right towards it... a few more feet to the right and he could have been crushed.

yup. thats pretty much it right there.

apparently we dont have enough people locked up already lol.

from that article: first, they couldnt find anything, but they found six bricks? whats the deal? second, whats the point? the six kilos wasnt enough huh? we need a new law because some dude made trooper cletus look bad? maybe the trooper just needs more training about trap cars.

http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/ you're welcome.

exactly. for a lot of the jobs out there, it doesnt matter WHAT your degree is in, just that you HAVE one period. my dad ran an insurance agency for a number of years, and he had people in there with journalism degrees, poli sci, communications etc. he didnt care what the degree was in. he just wanted to know that you could buckle down and do some work.