easilyscan

White privilege

A valid point.

I have one of these. Holds 400 & shows them all with the built-in on screen display. https://cdn11.bigcommerce.com/s-ry2cfqo/images/stencil/1280x1280/products/8443/13668/sony-dvpcx995v-400-disc-dvd-mega-changerplayer__89492.1745362264.jpg?c=2&imbypass=on

You should be thanking Donald Trump for this. When he won in November, allowing asinine things like this slowly started to go away.

The market giveth, & the market taketh away. Haven't taken a beating like this since my horn stuck on behind the Hells Angels! https://www.imagebam.com/view/ME14TVV0

Amen

He ain't right. You can see it in his eyes.

I preferred A&W

He's better now, trust us. Court records show Caceres Jaldin has been charged with more than 40 crimes, including numerous violent offenses. They include multiple counts of assault and battery, malicious wounding, and property destruction in 2024. They also include additional assault and battery and malicious wounding charges this year.

Damm straight!

Hollywood & Vine https://images.saymedia-content.com/.image/t_share/MTc2MjUwMjc4NjA4OTA2MTE5/glow-the-gorgeous-ladies-of-wrestling.jpg Also liked 'the terrorist' Imagine the way this pussified country would flip out over something like this today. As for pron, my first was Mrs. Assfire. Just kidding, that's one Al Bundy was looking at in the video store on MWC. Insatiable with Marilyn Chambers.

This was priceless.

It's been a problem the last 2 summers here in south central Minnesota. Where you at?

We had a chance to vote on an ID requirement in Minnesota back in November 2012. As expected, with a small majority of the state being retarded, it failed.

JOBY is interesting. I only had enough cash to buy 150 shares in my rollover IRA, but not going to complain. It's looking like 100 of those will be called away/assigned this coming Friday, but I'll still have 50 to ride to the moon if it goes there. https://www.imagebam.com/view/ME14RHHL https://www.jobyaviation.com Earnings report this Wednesday. It's up about 150% in the last month alone, so as always, due diligence.

Styx

The whole student loan debt issue has always perplexed me. I've known people who sent their children to college, who would sky scream when the price of oil/gasoline went up $0.20 in one week. Same for healthcare insurance, homeowners insurance, housing, plumbing, roofing, siding, dental, etc. Yet I don't seem to recall any of them screaming at the sky regarding the actual tuition rates. Very few of the countless articles relating to higher ed costs, are willing to discuss the root cause. The institutions themselves. When you do find an article that addresses this, they almost always use this as the main excuse. Reduced State Funding: State support for higher education has declined, shifting the financial burden to students through higher tuition rates. That's kind of irrelevant isn't it, state support or not, they're still raising tuition at an amount far above the rate of inflation. I was first made aware of this 18 years ago when the Minneapolis Star Tribune had an article titled ‘what things cost then and now’ https://www.imagebam.com/view/ME14RF3C

Gran Torino: My ending would have Walt mowing down every one of those hmong thugs.

Something tells me it wouldn't be, if Joan wasn't Jewish.

Remember this from 2013 Rivers, while appearing Monday on “Fashion Police” on E!, talked about the dress model Heidi Klum wore to the Academy Awards “The last time a German looked this hot was when they were pushing Jews into the ovens”

This.

I guess it all comes down to timing. To someone with a 3% mortgage.......7.5% seems high, for someone like myself, who bought my first home in July 1994 when a fixed would've been 9.25%..... 7.5% sounds reasonable. At the time. I asked approximately 12 'old people' if I should go with the fixed, or take a chance with an adjustable ? Every one of them told me to "go with the fixed, 9.25% is a very good rate" They had all been through the incredibly high rates from the 70s & 80s so you can't blame them for that. I took a chance and went with the adjustable @ 6.25% At the end of year 2, it was up to 7.19% & I was beginning to sweat. But that turned out to be the high. The lowest yearly rate was 2.75% FYI: I'm not gloating. I took a chance & got lucky.

Good movie. Free on Tubi https://tubitv.com/movies/552502/the-final-countdown

https://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui Batten down the hatches