Bonita Woman Forestalls eviction – for now

[meadandale]

My kingdom for an ignore button…

[BigGovernmentIsGood]

[quote=Ren]I hear Cuba’s doing well.[/quote]

Better than the Gulf Coast I’m sure. If you really want to experience ‘limited government’ in real time take a trip to the Gulf Coast so you can get a feel for all that was destroyed due to lack of proper government regulation. I’d prefer to stay away from that area as I don’t like exposing myself to cancer-causing agents any more than necessary, but a limited-government conservative like yourself would fit right in down there.

[BigGovernmentIsGood]

[quote=Ren]I hear Cuba’s doing well.[/quote]

Better than the Gulf Coast I’m sure. If you really want to experience ‘limited government’ in real time take a trip to the Gulf Coast so you can get a feel for all that was destroyed due to lack of proper government regulation. I’d prefer to stay away from that area as I don’t like exposing myself to cancer-causing agents any more than necessary, but a limited-government conservative like yourself would fit right in down there.

[BigGovernmentIsGood]

[quote=Ren]I hear Cuba’s doing well.[/quote]

Better than the Gulf Coast I’m sure. If you really want to experience ‘limited government’ in real time take a trip to the Gulf Coast so you can get a feel for all that was destroyed due to lack of proper government regulation. I’d prefer to stay away from that area as I don’t like exposing myself to cancer-causing agents any more than necessary, but a limited-government conservative like yourself would fit right in down there.

[BigGovernmentIsGood]

[quote=Ren]I hear Cuba’s doing well.[/quote]

Better than the Gulf Coast I’m sure. If you really want to experience ‘limited government’ in real time take a trip to the Gulf Coast so you can get a feel for all that was destroyed due to lack of proper government regulation. I’d prefer to stay away from that area as I don’t like exposing myself to cancer-causing agents any more than necessary, but a limited-government conservative like yourself would fit right in down there.

[BigGovernmentIsGood]

[quote=Ren]I hear Cuba’s doing well.[/quote]

Better than the Gulf Coast I’m sure. If you really want to experience ‘limited government’ in real time take a trip to the Gulf Coast so you can get a feel for all that was destroyed due to lack of proper government regulation. I’d prefer to stay away from that area as I don’t like exposing myself to cancer-causing agents any more than necessary, but a limited-government conservative like yourself would fit right in down there.

[Arraya]

I, for one, am sick of the traffic nanny state created by the dreadful Federal Highway Administration. Always telling me what to do and controlling my every move with it’s signs and lights. It’s tyranny.

[Arraya]

I, for one, am sick of the traffic nanny state created by the dreadful Federal Highway Administration. Always telling me what to do and controlling my every move with it’s signs and lights. It’s tyranny.

[Arraya]

I, for one, am sick of the traffic nanny state created by the dreadful Federal Highway Administration. Always telling me what to do and controlling my every move with it’s signs and lights. It’s tyranny.

[Arraya]

I, for one, am sick of the traffic nanny state created by the dreadful Federal Highway Administration. Always telling me what to do and controlling my every move with it’s signs and lights. It’s tyranny.

[Arraya]

I, for one, am sick of the traffic nanny state created by the dreadful Federal Highway Administration. Always telling me what to do and controlling my every move with it’s signs and lights. It’s tyranny.

[scaredyclassic]

on the subject of traffic lights, there was an interesting european study that found lower accident rates and better driivng when certain traffic signals were eliminated. people had to take control of their own safety. there would probably be a bad adjustment period int he states, since we’re nbuttier, also maybe so nuts we’d never adjust. but it worked somehwere, i think it was england. interesting. not that im antigovt or traffic sign or anything. it was discussed ina bike chat group

[scaredyclassic]

on the subject of traffic lights, there was an interesting european study that found lower accident rates and better driivng when certain traffic signals were eliminated. people had to take control of their own safety. there would probably be a bad adjustment period int he states, since we’re nbuttier, also maybe so nuts we’d never adjust. but it worked somehwere, i think it was england. interesting. not that im antigovt or traffic sign or anything. it was discussed ina bike chat group

[scaredyclassic]

on the subject of traffic lights, there was an interesting european study that found lower accident rates and better driivng when certain traffic signals were eliminated. people had to take control of their own safety. there would probably be a bad adjustment period int he states, since we’re nbuttier, also maybe so nuts we’d never adjust. but it worked somehwere, i think it was england. interesting. not that im antigovt or traffic sign or anything. it was discussed ina bike chat group

[scaredyclassic]

on the subject of traffic lights, there was an interesting european study that found lower accident rates and better driivng when certain traffic signals were eliminated. people had to take control of their own safety. there would probably be a bad adjustment period int he states, since we’re nbuttier, also maybe so nuts we’d never adjust. but it worked somehwere, i think it was england. interesting. not that im antigovt or traffic sign or anything. it was discussed ina bike chat group

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