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I love that place! Both of those places actually, but especially the A&W.
Yah, that makes sense of a lot of Obama's fumbling around with numbers all the time. He isn't just trying to be evasive, but he really isn't good with the math.Seriously?
Now his inability to submit a budget becomes clear......now we understand how he thinks a few extra billion of incremental tax revenue will somehow "pay for" a trillion-dollar budget deficit. He simply can't figure out where the commas and decimal points should go!
and naturally you are okay with that, eh?
Seriously?
Now his inability to submit a budget becomes clear......now we understand how he thinks a few extra billion of incremental tax revenue will somehow "pay for" a trillion-dollar budget deficit. He simply can't figure out where the commas and decimal points should go!
and naturally you are okay with that, eh?
I thought Obama was the one who had already eclipsed the billion dollar mark. Wouldn't surprise me though that both campaigns want last minute donations to fuel adds in close states. I'd be shocked if they weren't.
If this election is REALLY close, you also may have recounts ^ n. They can be expensive.
I loved those! Didn't they have kind of a paper/wax cap that you basically peeled off, and if you were careful, could snap back on one or two times?
Says the guy who jumps all over every even slightly questionable quote from a conservative candidate. I doubt Obama meant anything by it, but in this campaign where no one is given any breathing room for misstatements, he shouldn't get a free pass, though he typically does.My Parise people, are you really this literal? First of all it's fun as a parent to joke about, "I don't even recognize the math my kid does" even if you'd have no problem actually doing it. All of you with kids have never been stumped by a question by them? Really? It was a moment of levity and not literal self-deprecation. Of course if those of you without a sense of humor really want to drive this one home, our children are learning things at a faster rate than we did without question. My 4th grader is already doing algebra - I don't think I saw it until 6th and I considered a math major in college so math is not a struggle for me. Meanwhile my 3rd grader (he is 8) had bouillabaisse on his spelling list last week and had to use it in a sentence - I know plenty of adults that don't know that word.
I recall as a kid going to the drive-in A&Ws in Minnesota and we'd buy a gallon jug of the stuff and drink it down. Especially good on hot days. At times our whole church softball team would go to A&W after a game in the evening.
Depends on which dive bar in Southern France the soup comes from.My Parise people, are you really this literal? First of all it's fun as a parent to joke about, "I don't even recognize the math my kid does" even if you'd have no problem actually doing it. All of you with kids have never been stumped by a question by them? Really? It was a moment of levity and not literal self-deprecation. Of course if those of you without a sense of humor really want to drive this one home, our children are learning things at a faster rate than we did without question. My 4th grader is already doing algebra - I don't think I saw it until 6th and I considered a math major in college so math is not a struggle for me. Meanwhile my 3rd grader (he is 8) had bouillabaisse on his spelling list last week and had to use it in a sentence - I know plenty of adults that don't know that word.
Ah, yes, the old standby that one side has a sense of humor and not the other. You're more creative than that with your excuses most of the time. I know you can do better.
