[Ricechex]

Interesting post. I work with the Navy and we are mandated to add “Respectfully” “Very Respectfully” or in short, R/name and V/R name, at the end of emails. We have a scripted email tag line with a V/R. However, some of the emails I receive are NOT respectful at all. Missing the point…if you send an email that is not respectful, but throw a V/R in, does it make it respectful? It is about context, and the “please” is merely a formality without substance.

[Ricechex]

CAR–I don’t know of any, but whatever is going on, I have been down that road, and I wish you the best of luck.

[Ricechex]

CAR–I don’t know of any, but whatever is going on, I have been down that road, and I wish you the best of luck.

[Ricechex]

CAR–I don’t know of any, but whatever is going on, I have been down that road, and I wish you the best of luck.

[Ricechex]

CAR–I don’t know of any, but whatever is going on, I have been down that road, and I wish you the best of luck.

[Ricechex]

CAR–I don’t know of any, but whatever is going on, I have been down that road, and I wish you the best of luck.

[Ricechex]

I voted yes on 19 though I do not smoke pot. However, I know someone that grows it and sells it (she is in her late 50’s and both her and spouse have medical marijuana licenses). She is hoping that it passes because she has no health insurance, and can take no business tax deductions (ie: cost for electricity, water, overhead) and she thinks this will help.

Also, for the pot coming from Mexico, wouldn’t it be considered an import then? My guess is they will still want to smuggle it through the border.

[Ricechex]

I voted yes on 19 though I do not smoke pot. However, I know someone that grows it and sells it (she is in her late 50’s and both her and spouse have medical marijuana licenses). She is hoping that it passes because she has no health insurance, and can take no business tax deductions (ie: cost for electricity, water, overhead) and she thinks this will help.

Also, for the pot coming from Mexico, wouldn’t it be considered an import then? My guess is they will still want to smuggle it through the border.

[Ricechex]

I voted yes on 19 though I do not smoke pot. However, I know someone that grows it and sells it (she is in her late 50’s and both her and spouse have medical marijuana licenses). She is hoping that it passes because she has no health insurance, and can take no business tax deductions (ie: cost for electricity, water, overhead) and she thinks this will help.

Also, for the pot coming from Mexico, wouldn’t it be considered an import then? My guess is they will still want to smuggle it through the border.

[Ricechex]

I voted yes on 19 though I do not smoke pot. However, I know someone that grows it and sells it (she is in her late 50’s and both her and spouse have medical marijuana licenses). She is hoping that it passes because she has no health insurance, and can take no business tax deductions (ie: cost for electricity, water, overhead) and she thinks this will help.

Also, for the pot coming from Mexico, wouldn’t it be considered an import then? My guess is they will still want to smuggle it through the border.

[Ricechex]

I voted yes on 19 though I do not smoke pot. However, I know someone that grows it and sells it (she is in her late 50’s and both her and spouse have medical marijuana licenses). She is hoping that it passes because she has no health insurance, and can take no business tax deductions (ie: cost for electricity, water, overhead) and she thinks this will help.

Also, for the pot coming from Mexico, wouldn’t it be considered an import then? My guess is they will still want to smuggle it through the border.

[Ricechex]

Wow, both the cop and realtor are not the sharpest tools in the shed.

[Ricechex]

Wow, both the cop and realtor are not the sharpest tools in the shed.

[Ricechex]

Wow, both the cop and realtor are not the sharpest tools in the shed.

[Ricechex]

Wow, both the cop and realtor are not the sharpest tools in the shed.

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