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ParticipantYes, but in most cases it can’t be done AS WELL for $x/10. I can’t tell you how much crap code I end up having to rewrite because it was originally written by some offshore developer who didn’t know a byte from a nibble.
My favorite quote on this topic is:
“If you think it expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur”
ParticipantYes, but in most cases it can’t be done AS WELL for $x/10. I can’t tell you how much crap code I end up having to rewrite because it was originally written by some offshore developer who didn’t know a byte from a nibble.
My favorite quote on this topic is:
“If you think it expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur”
ParticipantYes, but in most cases it can’t be done AS WELL for $x/10. I can’t tell you how much crap code I end up having to rewrite because it was originally written by some offshore developer who didn’t know a byte from a nibble.
My favorite quote on this topic is:
“If you think it expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur”
Participant[quote=esmith]If Americans somehow manage to choose a pro-life creationist global warming denier for a president, AGAIN, I’m moving to Canada.[/quote]
Don’t let the door hit you in the ass….
Participant[quote=esmith]If Americans somehow manage to choose a pro-life creationist global warming denier for a president, AGAIN, I’m moving to Canada.[/quote]
Don’t let the door hit you in the ass….
Participant[quote=esmith]If Americans somehow manage to choose a pro-life creationist global warming denier for a president, AGAIN, I’m moving to Canada.[/quote]
Don’t let the door hit you in the ass….
Participant[quote=esmith]If Americans somehow manage to choose a pro-life creationist global warming denier for a president, AGAIN, I’m moving to Canada.[/quote]
Don’t let the door hit you in the ass….
Participant[quote=esmith]If Americans somehow manage to choose a pro-life creationist global warming denier for a president, AGAIN, I’m moving to Canada.[/quote]
Don’t let the door hit you in the ass….
September 3, 2008 at 12:40 PM in reply to: Deficit looms for California’s unemployment benefit fund #265381Participant[quote=kev374]The taxes are already high, if they go any higher living here will not be practical for those of us who contribute the most in taxes…we will just move.[/quote]
Currently, there are state politicians that are chomping at the bit to:
1) Raise the state sales tax
2) Increase the income tax rates
3) Increase the corporate tax rateTaxes in Klownifornia are already higher, cumulatively, than any other place in the nation. If these idiots get their way, I’m outta here. I’m already considering an exit strategy.
September 3, 2008 at 12:40 PM in reply to: Deficit looms for California’s unemployment benefit fund #265595Participant[quote=kev374]The taxes are already high, if they go any higher living here will not be practical for those of us who contribute the most in taxes…we will just move.[/quote]
Currently, there are state politicians that are chomping at the bit to:
1) Raise the state sales tax
2) Increase the income tax rates
3) Increase the corporate tax rateTaxes in Klownifornia are already higher, cumulatively, than any other place in the nation. If these idiots get their way, I’m outta here. I’m already considering an exit strategy.
September 3, 2008 at 12:40 PM in reply to: Deficit looms for California’s unemployment benefit fund #265609Participant[quote=kev374]The taxes are already high, if they go any higher living here will not be practical for those of us who contribute the most in taxes…we will just move.[/quote]
Currently, there are state politicians that are chomping at the bit to:
1) Raise the state sales tax
2) Increase the income tax rates
3) Increase the corporate tax rateTaxes in Klownifornia are already higher, cumulatively, than any other place in the nation. If these idiots get their way, I’m outta here. I’m already considering an exit strategy.
September 3, 2008 at 12:40 PM in reply to: Deficit looms for California’s unemployment benefit fund #265653Participant[quote=kev374]The taxes are already high, if they go any higher living here will not be practical for those of us who contribute the most in taxes…we will just move.[/quote]
Currently, there are state politicians that are chomping at the bit to:
1) Raise the state sales tax
2) Increase the income tax rates
3) Increase the corporate tax rateTaxes in Klownifornia are already higher, cumulatively, than any other place in the nation. If these idiots get their way, I’m outta here. I’m already considering an exit strategy.
September 3, 2008 at 12:40 PM in reply to: Deficit looms for California’s unemployment benefit fund #265687Participant[quote=kev374]The taxes are already high, if they go any higher living here will not be practical for those of us who contribute the most in taxes…we will just move.[/quote]
Currently, there are state politicians that are chomping at the bit to:
1) Raise the state sales tax
2) Increase the income tax rates
3) Increase the corporate tax rateTaxes in Klownifornia are already higher, cumulatively, than any other place in the nation. If these idiots get their way, I’m outta here. I’m already considering an exit strategy.
ParticipantAffirmative action is getting a job that you are not qualified to fill for the simple fact that you are not a white male.
Obama has gotten the nomination because:
1) He’s not Bush
2) He’s not Hillary
3) He’s black
4) He sounds like the candy man in every one of his speeches.His nomination has nothing to do with his experience or DEMONSTRATED ability to lead anything. He has none.
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