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ParticipantI’ll take nothing over lip service since even that is a bit more honest.
ParticipantMy momma was taught Latin in school. She’s pretty good at picking up on other Romance languages, at least gleaning out the basic message after reading a paragraph.
ParticipantMy momma was taught Latin in school. She’s pretty good at picking up on other Romance languages, at least gleaning out the basic message after reading a paragraph.
ParticipantMy momma was taught Latin in school. She’s pretty good at picking up on other Romance languages, at least gleaning out the basic message after reading a paragraph.
ParticipantMy momma was taught Latin in school. She’s pretty good at picking up on other Romance languages, at least gleaning out the basic message after reading a paragraph.
ParticipantMy momma was taught Latin in school. She’s pretty good at picking up on other Romance languages, at least gleaning out the basic message after reading a paragraph.
Participant[quote=briansd1][quote=paramount]NPR ran a story last week that highlighted how low property taxes are in California due to prop 13 – and how prop 13 is real reason why California has budget problems.
All I wanted to do is scream!!!
I have decided to stop listening to NPR, I never knew NPR was on the California State Employee Union payroll.[/quote]
I felt the same way.
It wasn’t NPR. It was KPBS in San Diego.
That’s why I don’t donate money to KPBS locally. I used to listen to Tom Fudge but he’s such a bad interviewer/reporter.
NPR/PBS, yes, but KPBS, no.[/quote]
And don’t forget the riveting stories about such important things like the recession’s effect on the plight of the African Dung Beetle.
Participant[quote=briansd1][quote=paramount]NPR ran a story last week that highlighted how low property taxes are in California due to prop 13 – and how prop 13 is real reason why California has budget problems.
All I wanted to do is scream!!!
I have decided to stop listening to NPR, I never knew NPR was on the California State Employee Union payroll.[/quote]
I felt the same way.
It wasn’t NPR. It was KPBS in San Diego.
That’s why I don’t donate money to KPBS locally. I used to listen to Tom Fudge but he’s such a bad interviewer/reporter.
NPR/PBS, yes, but KPBS, no.[/quote]
And don’t forget the riveting stories about such important things like the recession’s effect on the plight of the African Dung Beetle.
Participant[quote=briansd1][quote=paramount]NPR ran a story last week that highlighted how low property taxes are in California due to prop 13 – and how prop 13 is real reason why California has budget problems.
All I wanted to do is scream!!!
I have decided to stop listening to NPR, I never knew NPR was on the California State Employee Union payroll.[/quote]
I felt the same way.
It wasn’t NPR. It was KPBS in San Diego.
That’s why I don’t donate money to KPBS locally. I used to listen to Tom Fudge but he’s such a bad interviewer/reporter.
NPR/PBS, yes, but KPBS, no.[/quote]
And don’t forget the riveting stories about such important things like the recession’s effect on the plight of the African Dung Beetle.
Participant[quote=briansd1][quote=paramount]NPR ran a story last week that highlighted how low property taxes are in California due to prop 13 – and how prop 13 is real reason why California has budget problems.
All I wanted to do is scream!!!
I have decided to stop listening to NPR, I never knew NPR was on the California State Employee Union payroll.[/quote]
I felt the same way.
It wasn’t NPR. It was KPBS in San Diego.
That’s why I don’t donate money to KPBS locally. I used to listen to Tom Fudge but he’s such a bad interviewer/reporter.
NPR/PBS, yes, but KPBS, no.[/quote]
And don’t forget the riveting stories about such important things like the recession’s effect on the plight of the African Dung Beetle.
Participant[quote=briansd1][quote=paramount]NPR ran a story last week that highlighted how low property taxes are in California due to prop 13 – and how prop 13 is real reason why California has budget problems.
All I wanted to do is scream!!!
I have decided to stop listening to NPR, I never knew NPR was on the California State Employee Union payroll.[/quote]
I felt the same way.
It wasn’t NPR. It was KPBS in San Diego.
That’s why I don’t donate money to KPBS locally. I used to listen to Tom Fudge but he’s such a bad interviewer/reporter.
NPR/PBS, yes, but KPBS, no.[/quote]
And don’t forget the riveting stories about such important things like the recession’s effect on the plight of the African Dung Beetle.
March 30, 2010 at 10:37 PM in reply to: BOA to increase foreclosure rate from 7500 per mo. to 45000 per mo. #533515ParticipantHow bout a hose in a swimming pool?
March 30, 2010 at 10:37 PM in reply to: BOA to increase foreclosure rate from 7500 per mo. to 45000 per mo. #534094ParticipantHow bout a hose in a swimming pool?
March 30, 2010 at 10:37 PM in reply to: BOA to increase foreclosure rate from 7500 per mo. to 45000 per mo. #534190ParticipantHow bout a hose in a swimming pool?
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