I doubt it, he seems to be a natural-born idiot.Lambkin wrote:Maybe being locked in a box with little air for extended periods has something to do with his idiocy
Nothing to fear, Pablo Rodriguez is prepared to welcome all those who strayed from the path in his brain trust http://taxreturnteam.com/Gregg wrote:Well, I found one thread that it looks like bubblehead didn't have much to do with choosing BOA, although I am astounded and the number of "regular" posters over there I noticed who have been banned, and I only when back to December....free speech, Stalin style
Special Invitiation
We want to extend special invitations to MixChex, MN Stix, Continental Army, Weston, and Harley. These people have provided invaluable input to others.
Very true, I was a Nuke in the Navy and we had our share of rather twitchy people, even though we were allegedly pretty well screened before we finished the program and got assigned. I wouldn't be at all surprised if a few of them ended up protesters.Lambkin wrote:There are fools in every branch of the service, just like anywhere else in life,CaptainKickback wrote:I'd bet real money SubVet was a malingerer, goldbricker, sea lawyer and the closest he got to the silent service was serving on a sub tender.
While I do have some sympathy for this argument, the problem with BoA and Citi is that they were butting up to the head of the line. My own bank said "no" to the handout, and was told by the gub'ment they had to take it anyway.Lambkin wrote:How do you expect a modern capitalist company to behave?