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  • in reply to: California vs. Texas, Tax Division #4796
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    I’ve read the Bloomberg article the graphs are based on.  I have a difficult time swallowing its analysis when it states the difference in annual rent between Seattle and San Fransisco for a 4 bedroom condo is  $7230.  Uh, not exactly, unless the comparison is basement condo with vermin compared to a high rise view of Alki Point.  $2k/month is more like it.

    in reply to: Good effing grief! #4767
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    Copy that.  These are my two big reasons for visiting the Bay Area these days.

    Posted to wrong thread – couldn’t delete

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    in reply to: Stanford reinstates 11 varsity sports. #4764
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    Yeah the right call.  Now they look like bigger idiots.

    Young dawg doesn’t get spun up over much these days, but he was frothing at mouth over this.  He went so far as suggest that I not renew football season tix.

    Does someone write Bernie’s press releases, or does he use an app?

    in reply to: Our fragile world. A virus, a cargo ship, a hack… #4742
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    Amateur hackers?  I thought this was the work of a group in Russia with links to Putin.

     

    in reply to: Laborless recovery #4716
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    I have a feeling of impending doom. What I see is a love child of 1979 inflation and the 2008 housing market crash.

    In a couple of months, eviction protection for delinquent renters is going away.  If tenants have not been able to pay rent for the last 15 months, where does the money come from now?  Liz Warren to the rescue with Rent Forgiveness Program? I smell another multi-trillion $$ bailout coming.

    Steel prices are skyrocketing.  Yacht club I belong to has a project on the books to replace wooden bull rails on our guest dock with 4×6 galvanized tubular steel.  In January, we were quoted $28,550 for materials.  We are ready to purchase, and a revised bid was almost $90k, plus the quote was valid for only 24 hours.  Analysts at B of A belief this rise is temporary as steel production catches up to demand post pandemic.  I wonder….

    Yacht club again.  We are unable to hire servers or bartenders on the books.  Everyone wants to work for cash or Bit Coin.  Prices for food are way up, our cost for prime cuts of beef is up almost 50%.

    “It’s the economy, stupid!” will be the 2022 election theme.  Dem’s are going to find it tough sledding with double digit inflation, an increasingly desperate homeless situation, rising crime rates and no Donald Trump to run against.

    Xi Jinping is going to eat our lunch.

     

    in reply to: Pay your fair share #4708
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    Mrs Dawg would rant about paying taxes on the PPP loan if it were forgiven.

    One evening she started again, when I said, “Gee, Hon, I suppose if you won the lottery you wouldn’t take the money because you would have to pay tax on it.”

    Not a word since then.  Literally, not a word. 🙂

     

     

    in reply to: Disneyland reeling from non-consensual sex nightmare #4705
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    [quote quote=4703]I can see it now: Disney’s defense: “She was asking for it.” ““You might think I’m ruining the fantasy of it all, but these stories are promoting sexual violence and I would like everyone to be aware of it.”” I bet she’s fun at parties.[/quote]

    I want to thank her for the Public Service Announcement.  This old dinosaur never caught the violence represented by a kiss in a fairy tale, sealing the destiny of star crossed loves.  Who knew….

    Curious to know if she were as incensed when Wonder Woman jumps her reincarnated lover – who just happens to be in another guy’s body.

    Makes one wonder what her life is like.

    in reply to: Pay your fair share #4674
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    Pay your fair share.  Code for “We can’t stop giving away your money”

    in reply to: Kamala’s in charge of abuse #4654
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    Top legislative priorities.
    “Fix” Federal elections
    “Fix” the broken judicial system by packing the USSC
    “Fix” a bloated out of control federal government by raising taxes.
    “Fix” gun violence by regulating gun ownership of over 100M law abiding citizens.
    “Fix” the immigration problem by pretending it doesn’t exist.

    Fix Healthcare? Haven’t got time…..

     

    in reply to: Kamala’s in charge of abuse #4650
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    But this is different.  Being detained in over crowded shelters by the orange man is inhumane. Being detained in over crowded shelters by democrats is compassionate.

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    Articles like this will put the Onion out of business.

    Great line.

    I hope I live long enough to see race stop being used as an excuse for making poor choices.  White people make poor choices, and lord knows college students with credit cards can go nuts regardless of color.

    Could have been a good life learning moment with the race card.

    in reply to: Just for fun… #4596
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    [quote quote=4592]As for Kamala, she dropped out because she was running behind Andrew Yang in California. She’s a terrible politician who benefited from California’s social promotion for Democrats program until Biden committed himself to a female, African-American vice president. She’s a demonstrated liar, completely inauthentic, a prosecutor who jumps to conclusions without evaluating evidence, and someone who will say anything to win an election (and still puts her foot into her mouth on a routine basis). Also of note, the media runs cover for her / promotes her, and she knows she will not be held accountable by them. The media is already preparing the general public for the 25th Amendment proceedings.[/quote]

    I believe Pelosi flapping about the 25th Amendment in Jan was setting the table for Biden’s removal. She knew the 25th couldn’t be used on Trump, and Pence was not going to initiate action.    All the hand waving and declarations about the 25th had nothing to do with Trump, but everything to do with Biden.

     

    in reply to: Monitoring marine movement globally real time #4559
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    [quote quote=4547]Pretty amazing detail. One cargo vessel shows the fragility of the system. https://www.marinetraffic.com/en/ais/home/centerx:32.3/centery:22.4/zoom:3[/quote]

    We’ve seen fragility in many different areas during the last 12 months.  Power systems not up to the task, Solar Winds hack, the failure of our health care system to deal with a disease infecting less than 10% of our population.  Our “leaders” have been exposed as empty suits, capable only of spending money, issuing mandates and grabbing lunch at The French Laundry.

    The next virus from CCP will target internet communication and Financial markets.  The US economy will be in ruins, and feckless leadership will be unable to do a thing.  We are cursed with bureaucrats who couldn’t make trains run on time if they wanted to.

    China wins WWIII and never fires a shot.

     

    in reply to: Half of Republican men say they don’t want the vaccine. #4515
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    [quote quote=4508]I don’t mind that you are still evaluating trump, I just wish it would come with a hint of appreciation for what was accomplished on Covid vs what was said. Everybody wants to focus on what trump said, but not what his admin did. That is the tale of the tape. His rhetoric overwhelmed his actual substantive policy positions. On Covid, the mask and lockdown advocates have had their say, but it’s trump’s admin that is going to end up saving the day. The agility shown over the Covid crisis is pretty impressive. The production of ventilators. The facilitation of multiple vaccines globally. it was all so good that nothing Biden has done has actually changed the Covid trajectory. And Biden knows it. Biden is a typical politician. Said 100 million vaccinated in 100 days when anybody good at math would have said that number was in the bag. Nothing big and audacious. trump said a vaccine by year end and was scoffed at by the “science” believers. trump is a grade a ass, but he wasn’t always wrong.[/quote]

    Biden’s SoS even acknowledged Trump was correct about China.  Who would guess THAT would ever happen……

     

    in reply to: GR, Elizabeth Warren wants wealth tax #4430
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    “A wealth tax is popular among voters on both sides for good reason: because they understand the system is rigged to benefit the wealthy and large corporations,” Ms. Warren said.

    What a load of unfiltered BS.  The reason voters on both sides like it is the tax -as proposed – will not affect them.  Liz wants that money to forgive student debt.

    The money she is talking about won’t even cover the interest payment on our national debt, but she has other places to spend it!

     

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