easilyscan

Thank you. And if anyone is starving, it's not that food isn't available to those in need. Most likely parent(s) with more children than they could ever afford and/or addiction problems.

Charlize Theron 2 days in the valley 1996 https://www.imagebam.com/view/ME12UUMG

Canadians buying beer during a flood. Hamburg Ontario, 1975 That's DTD. Dedicated to drinking. https://www.imagebam.com/view/ME12USXR

Yikes!

The target list, whose existence was confirmed by law enforcement earlier on Saturday, contained the names of many top Minnesota Democrats, including Walz, Rep. Ilhan Omar, Sen. Tina Smith, and Attorney General Keith Ellison, law enforcement sources told ABC. I may be dining on crow sometime this weekend.

You don't live in Minnesota & don't know Tim Walz. If I turn out to be wrong, I'll own it. Just look at the picture Walz in the story.

lifeless eyes, black eyes, like a doll’s eyes Lunatic leftist https://www.ibtimes.sg/who-vance-luther-boelter-madman-who-killed-lawmaker-melissa-hortman-husband-shot-john-hoffman-80353

Was it Plaxico Burress who shot himself in the leg ?

And when they found out, beat the tar out of him a 2nd time.

Rest In Peace

Stay classy Tim.

Glad I decided to eat dinner later tonight.

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No. It's silly that they ever changed it from Robert E Lee. I like & agree with what the guy articulated in his rant. Basically that you get a bunch of young God hating, guilt ridden, white liberals who think they can change things simply by changing the name of the park, instead of actually working to address the problems that exist for Native Americans today. Hope that answers your question.

Joy Behar, Rosie O'Donnell, or Whoopi Goldberg

Absolutely. Such a silly nation we've become. This thread reminds me of something that happened some years ago in my hometown Of Mankato Minnesota. They wanted to change Sibley Park to something else. A group of libtards (none of which were native Americans) @ the state university came up with the idea. Pulled this quote from something called craigslist rants and raves. This guy articulated it perfectly. Yet another disheveled group of dipshites trying to make themselves feel good by engaging in what they perceive as social justice. If you want to do something productive how about you take your Ph.D. and do some of the heavy-lifting. Work to close the wage gap for Native Americans that are actually living right now. How about you work on reducing substance abuse, domestic abuse, or homelessness crisis in this community? You don't because it's hard work and won't get your name in the paper. Christ, don't you folks ever get tired of engaging in public catharsis?

I know the look you speak of very well. https://alphanews.org/protester-charged-with-obstructing-police-during-minneapolis-raid/

Too many people kneel @ the altar of 1 of the 2 political parties in our nation.

Rest In Peace Sly

I hear ya. Part of the problem is that institutions usually own the vast majority of outstanding shares & have the votes required to oust someone, but in all but the most extreme cases, choose to look the other way ? I know, that doesn't make any sense. It would be in their best interest to get rid of poor management, which in turn would make their funds and ETFs look better, but they don't? Another problem is the SEC. They got no backbone. If Musk did something illegal, they should've come down on him, but they didn't because corruption is everywhere. They aren't like those agents on the Wolf of Wall Street. I've been a somewhat active investor since the mid-90s & Elon Musk isn't the 1st to get away with things like that, and he won't be the last. Lastly, and I hate to say this because I still make investing mistakes, but a lot of the shareholders out there seem to be at least slightly developmentally disabled. Kraft & Heinz merged in 2015. It's been an absolute disaster. Since Warren Buffett/Berkshire Hathaway were involved, long-suffering shareholders insist on holding, because if those 2 aren't selling, good times must lie ahead. There's a reason they aren't selling. Shortly before the merger took place, Buffett exercised special warrants only available to him, giving him the right to purchase 46.2 million shares for about $462,000, or about one penny each. He also owns enough preferred shares to pay him dividends of $720 million per year. I've posted that information on the yahoo comment section around 5 times over the past 2 years. These morons react by giving me thumbs down and/or calling me a liar. I say fock em if they're too lazy/stupid to look up the information themselves. Like PT Barnum allegedly said, "there's a sucker born every minute"

That last paragraph is accurate, but it could describe 100's of CEOs.

I got my chance Friday. 400 shares (TSDD) @ $26.77 got lucky as that was close to the low of the day & it closed at $27.86 I don't know that it's Elon manipulating the stock price. I think investors are just such fanboys, that they hold onto it like a rusty vice grip. Look at the bottom line, the most important fundamental. YOY (EPS) over the past 5 quarters. -44% -46% +17% -74% -71% In spite of those figures, shares are currently selling at 171x trailing eps. Investors are putting a tremendous amount of hope into the Robo taxi business. Me, not so much. I don't dislike Elon, & still think that long-term (assuming the entire world doesn't crater under its massive debt) Tesla will be fine. If it wasn't for the fact that the shares are held in a taxable account & the capital gains would severely impact my health insurance premiums, I'd sell all the shares now, pay the capital gains tax, & wait for a more opportune time to reestablish a position.

Never got kicked out, but got the board of education in eighth grade for getting into a fight in shop class. I never did that again.

Aimee Mann 1980. Singer for Til Tuesday, who had a big hit with Voices Carry. https://www.imagebam.com/view/ME12O73Q