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A drunken, stoned Ozzy was arrested when he urinated on our most beloved Texas shrine, The Alamo, in 1982. He laughed long and loudly about it. Some might snicker but could you imagine Ozzy purposely urinating on St. Patrick's cathedral in NY or The Old North Church in Boston and laughing? Not...

If you are looking for yield, AMLP looks promising. I like it because it does not require a K1 at tax time, and it has retrenched lately.

Different sport, but with that name they belong in the National Felon League.

If it was sold here as an Alfa Romeo Tonale people would be wanting to buy an exotic.

Seriously, man, you are wrong. Your so called proof is a "rate" that (for the third time) does NOT reflect those who have dropped out of looking for work. Once they stop seeking work, they are not counted in that "rate". Can you understand that? Millions have checked out and are living on...

Yep. They have been getting them replaced. Immigrants got them free too, up until a few months ago. https://donalds.house.gov/news/email/show.aspx?ID=EIT6GDBY4DWZY...

What are you doing to support those in California? California has a high poverty rate, even with various welfare programs, and faces significant income inequality. In 2023, California's official poverty rate was 18.9%, according to CalMatters, which is the highest in the nation according to...

73. Happy? What a disingenuous question. Inner cites across America is filled with generations of people who just don't seek employment. Its since expanded to the burbs and rural areas. They are happy hanging out, surfing their free Obamaphones, doing drugs, shooting hoops, whatever. Welfare...

San Antonio is by far the next candidate. The only reason SA doesn't have on yet is Dallas owner Jerry Jones effectively blocks it. Regardless of their record, the Cowboys are very popular in CenTex. The gear they sell there makes ton of money for Jones.

That "unemployment rate" stat only reflects those "actively looking" for a job. We now have 4th and 5th generations on welfare, people who never worked at any point in their lives. When people drop out or never begin looking for work, they are not counted. I thought everyone knew that. It's...

Its noteworthy there is a confluence of three factors at this point. 1) The emergence of AI in the workplace in earnest. 2) The vast reduction of immigration, and by extension cheap, manual, minimal skilled labor. 3) The ending of easily collecting government handouts by the young and able...

Yep. AI will wipe out some jobs. So did electricity. So did the internal combustion engine. So did computers. Life happens.

No, not at all. All forums have knee jerk negative reactions to almost everything someone posts. I like to think about whatever subject I read, and consider all perspectives.

I bought ten of them, 10 years ago. Very happy I did.

That video is indelibly set in my mind. It was scary and breathtaking and awesome all at the same time. That guy was the ultimate thrill seeker.

It would not be my first choice but I don't see anything HORIFFICALLY bad with it. I would rather live there than a larger home in an inner city, for example. For all those who scoff, what's so wrong with consumer choice? No one is going to force anyone to live there, and people are apparently...

Not for everyone, but its probably a fit for a lot of folks. Minimal maintenance.

Me too. I have family there. Portland has effectively destroyed the rest of Oregon.

Don't go by "looks skinny". If the tires handle reasonably well, save your money and just roll on!

That's why the paints were so bad 15-20 years ago. Enviro restrictions forced everyone to use LVOC paints. They did not last.