Finance General

Locksmith Philadelphia

“typically obese frames of the poor.”
Wow, …Phil, I’d expect that from someone else, but you???
Did they have enough space between these large chairs to accomodate the lenth of Hebrew noses?

“Folk” music diverged from “Country” music a surprisingly short time ao. And the increasing popularity of more traditional forms of country music suggests that the some of the streams mmaybe converging again. I don’t suppose that counts as “folk” music at Harvard, but isn’t Gillian Welch one of yours?

Obviously his comment about politician is true, but most people can’t get past issues and forgive and forget. We can’t change our current administration, but point of fact is that they really have little to do with our day to day lives. The president is not really responisble for deciding what I will have for dinner or what movie I will see. And there are so many checks and balances that the extreme liberal fear of true censorship will never happen.
As the Jewish faith teaches us, you are a good Jew (person) if you live everyday as a good person, be kind to those around you and help your fellow man/woman. If everyone lived like that, it would make life so much easier. Of course, this does not solve the outsourcing problem!

Don’t worry there will always be good jobs unloading container ships and thanks to the Harbor Workers and Longshoremen’s Compensation Act (its real name) the salaries for people lucky enough to get these jobs will still be good enough to buy Ford F150s while the rest of us have to drive $9000 Jeep Grand Wagoneer knockoffs made without robots in Shanghai by enormous teams of highly skilled Chinese manual workers. MIT grads can stay busy doing software maintenance on the RFID vehicle tracking software that makes sure everyone who wants to travel anywhere in North America pays per mile for that privilege, and at the same time is subject to safety-ensuring security checks. Toenail clippers and penknives will be available for purchase at all locations to compensate for the fact that you won’t be able to take them across state lines except in truckloads with a special Dept of Homeland Security exemption license.

I have to agree with the comments on the poor and the vegeterianism. It almost seems like your trying to play both sides of the fence. I agree that we need to work together to figure out the future and stop trying to divide. Here is to hope!

Hmm. I wonder if you know anything about poverty. Most of the poor in the world are not “typically obese.” No, most of the poor in the world can’t get enough to eat. I think what you really meant was people in the US who aren’t rich, but who can’t afford to live in Cambridge like you. Your whole screed seems like thinly veiled racism and classism.

Oh, and I wondered if you tried the food? Some of it is actually quite good. And I can assure that you there are poor vegetarians in the world.

If you don’t like to have a beef-free diet, spend your time at McDonalds listening to Top 40 music. You’ll be happier.

I don’t think folk music is for the average, everyday person. It’s for those who lived during the 60s, but have made a good chunk of change and now feel guilty for putting materialism and their family’s well being ahead of the ideals they had earlier espoused. So now they sit around, eat hummus, and say, “What are we to do about this dofus in the Whitehouse?”

I should go there and play my song about special creation. That might get a rise in the same way your leaflet about beef for dinner might.