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Sexy? I hadn't noticed. She's a very intelligent and talented meteorologist.

That's what I was thinking at the time. Hopefully I saved some luck for COTA!

We need more like her to come here to do the weather reports Americans won't do.

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Miller lite is dog pisss. I wouldn't drink it if it was the only beer available and it was free.

That's 420 calories for those that polish off a 12 pack.

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I think Nick DiPaolo said it best.

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Real estate is finite and, as such, it appreciates in value. In 1972, a federal minimum wage job got you around $14 per day. Today, the same federal minimum wage job gets you about $140 per day. Obviously minimum wage hasn't increased at the same rate as home prices but people working minimum wage jobs aren't supposed to be homeowners. Which is why the government needs to get out of the home loan business. ETA: re: my point about moving somewhere more affordable. When I got married, we were both working in Silicon Valley. We wanted a place in Fremont but we couldn't afford what we wanted. We could've sacrificed and got a condo, but that wasn't what we wanted. So we started looking outside the area. We were priced out of several areas we looked at. So we moved farther out. We finally found a place that had what we wanted and wouldn't break the bank. So we bought it. We dealt with a 2 hour (one way) commute for quite a few years while we looked for jobs closer to home. Fast forward to now, I work for the best company I've ever worked for, making more money than I ever have, with a 15 minute drive to the office and my wife works from home part time. People need to make sacrifices to get what they want if they want it bad enough.

People weren't pulling down $250G's for running a business back then either. Wages were much lower as a rule. Therefore everything was cheaper back then, including houses. Sh!t, gas was about .50/gal in '72. It's all relative.

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Minimum wage in 1972 was around $1.75 You can't tell me it's that much harder today. People just need to move to a more affordable area.

Cheer up fuckstick. You're only an hour or so away from me.

I'll take the one the people like and the establishment hates.

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They'll never learn.

That track was just eating tires. I wonder if would have been any different if they hadn't treated the surface with resin. Good race. Lots of lead changes. I was waiting for Denny to say "I beat your favorite driver" during the post race interview.

You mean, except for the time, in this thread, when he made a prediction, bet on it, and paid up when it turned out he was wrong? Right?

Damn, you've actually seen that movie? I've never heard of it.

Getting the party started with a little Thin Lizzy and

Top o' the marnin to ya!