rolando paulino


Experience is the thing you have left when everything else is gone. When the only tool you own is a hammer, every problem begins to look like a nail. A flashlight is a case for holding dead batteries.

  1. rolando paulino
 what was the greatest thing before sliced bread? hmmmm. my weight is perfect for my height -- which varies. the cost of living hasn't affected its popularity. long story short: they paid the same amount of money in trip expenses as they would have in tax.
> > the rules were moderately complicated, but any rv dealer worth their > salt in or around california knew the rules and how to apply them. > there are countless rv owners who have used the 90-day rule to have > the purchase free of california sales tax, and a smaller number now > are doing it with the 12-month rule. on the other hand, if no-one is carrying a gun then > nobody can shoot anybody.
on the > other hand, if no-one is carrying a gun then nobody can shoot anybody. i guess you missed the news of the last couple of dozen decades. if somebody wants to kill, a gun is just a convenience.except for home grown criminals and terrorists. bush and congress completely removed all funding for project safe neighborhood", a program designed to crack down on gun trafficking and gun-related crimes. they also pulled funding for a program to track and intercept illegal purchases of guns by youths. all because "it's a matter of priorities and a lean budget". > > according to interviews with incarcerated criminals a major fear is that > > of encountering an armed citizen. the fear is that they will have to kill out of necessity , turning the risk of a couple of years (in prison) into a couple of dozen (or the dp depending on where they are).
it's not particularly fear for their own safety (of being shot), but rather that they will have to shoot if someone (a clerk) pulls out some kind of weapon. not to disagree with the statement. it's still better that a person can defend their own person/property. on the > other hand, if no-one is carrying a gun then nobody can shoot anybody. i supect the number of drunken altercations has declined anyway since 9/11, since the same possibility exists that an air marshall, if one were present, could make the same mistake.
where it is legal to do so, there are already people carrying weapons into various settings where it is just as or more likely that some drunken idiot might started something.and i haven't seen any evidence that shootings have increased. if anything, crime is lower in states where it is legal to carry concealed firearms. it would appear that you are enamored with the idea of gov't neanderthals feeling up your grandmother and monitoring your travel habits and financial transactions.
for a wander down memory lane, scroll way back through all the posts to the remaining articles which have not reached their ttl (in my reader, that's sept. have a peek at all of the subjects and the names who posted them. insulting those of opposing opinion.
endlessly blaming the people of opposing opinions for their problems. rallying support for everything that was anti-something. the volume of the activist/anti-whatever posts is staggering when compared to the number of posts which were either - not political - or opposition supported (you remember the opposition. those would be the majority - undetectable in this newsgroup). it's a small minority of egg throwers - the same ones with only a few variants. and they're clean to boot! my dad would have liked those.except for home grown criminals and terrorists. bush and congress > completely removed all funding for project safe neighborhood", a program > designed to crack down on gun trafficking and gun-related crimes. they also > pulled funding for a program to track and intercept illegal purchases of > guns by youths. all because "it's a matter of priorities and a lean budget". for a moment it annoys me when you bitch about everything the media is stupid enough to inform you of. then i realize how much i enjoy hearing you cry like that.
yacht buyers, instead of paying the > confiscatory tax, simply bought their yachts in the bahamas or > elsewhere. for once you have your facts straight -- that tax nearly ruined almost every industry along the chesapeake bay. none of the local boat manufacturers came back after the tax was repealed -- and it wasn't applied just to yachts" -- plenty of reasonably average powerboats were covered by that law too. i do not believe there has been > a federal tax on yachts in decades. > > when i referred to the studies showing that the obese do not > consume significantly more calories than the non-obese, i wasn't > making that up. do you think that cancer patients are > responsible for their disease? > > your prejudice against the obese is obvious. you're not willing to > entertain any explanation that contradicts your thinking. manno wrote: >>>> >> are you aware that the salvation army is a religion? the firms banning >> solicitors may not want to be put in the position of having to pick >> and choose which churches will be allowed to raise funds on their >> property.
i think you'll find the salvation army is a registered charity" - that's not the same as being a religion". but how long will it take the whole world to implement such a scheme? (i guess that, for the time being, good old > paper passports would be used to travel to countries that haven't. > > the trouble is that it would make it more essential than ever that the > card isn't going to be lost, stolen or damaged beyond usability.
that's where the brain implants come in. manno wrote: > are you aware that the salvation army is a religion? the firms banning > solicitors may not want to be put in the position of having to pick > and choose which churches will be allowed to raise funds on their > property.thank $diety, i would have made a foolish mistake! i never knew this.and the sa just got their last donation from me, that's for sure! who else can i donate used clothing and goods to? i'm not aware of any other local charity that takes that kind of stuff. want you, our cherished donor, to know that we are all about equality in the workplace. we employ qualified applicants, regardless of their race, religion, gender, sexual orientation or political views," the washington post reported.
according to woman who used to of "army against sin," however, the card presents a -faced lie. six years ago, when her superior found out about her sexual orientation and her relationship with woman at salvation army, he became furious and told her that partner was the devil. when maze refused psychiatric counseling, she was given three days to the salvation army compound where she lived. "it's totally based on articles of , which is war against sin, and we were soldiers fighting in war," maze said, clarifying the central purpose of salvation army.. ..