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That over a dozen scouts and leaders have died this summer in numerous accidents (electrocutions, lightning strikes, drownings) suggests that the BSA has substantial leadership issues. Perhaps if the leaders were selected on competence, not ideological purity they wouldn't have these issues?

That sounds like a chinese TNF knock-off

Should have seen your wife's reaction

Bet those soft silky hands go over well. Nothing says evil supervillain like soft silky hands.

My 2GB CF card went up $20 in price

You can't replace the whole board at once - there is a limit(2?) on the number of write-in board members allowable at any one time. They've enough other restrictions in place to make it practically impossible to win as a write-in, and impossible to effect change if you do get elected. It'd still be a sweet job as a climber. $20k a year for 1.5 days a month work. If you ask REI they'll provide you a packet of information on canidacy requirements.

If you make it to a nursing home as a male the pickings aren't slim. There's a big market, and everyone's trying to have a little fun before the end

Sure the bulb isn't very dim?

Envy

And who would argue?

Tasty Bites Indian food. Mmmm.

I'm considering an IV for coffee.

The moon rules the fluids Including the inner juices of human beings That which assimilates and feeds the body So the crab feeds his astral plane Assimilating and distributing all he receives Slowly, until it becomes apart of you

Does this help?

If Dieter produces sales of x per unit of salary, and Joe produces sales of y per unit of salary, if x>y Dieter is more efficent, and all other factors excluded, cheaper. It's those other factors, like restrictive labor laws that make Europe unattractive for employers.

Ah the amazing output factoid. Again you make my argument for me. Make labor expensive and only the best labor will be used. Peter darling more efficent labor is, by definition, cheaper labor.

The answer is B. This answer does not specify where those new jobs are to be found, but that answer is increasingly not in the US, or necessarily anywhere. If you can get a better return on profits from investing them other than your business, why plough them back into your business.

Careful Jay!

Peter Puget the Petulant Polyp. When I want fed data, I'll ask the people I know who work there to give it to me. As for your link, what does that prove other than your ability to insert a trite insult into a link?

the state drivers manual:

Not according to that pinko rag the Economist! "AFTER weeks of focusing on the presidential race, Americans’ attention this week swung back to a more pressing concern: their economy. Financial markets have been jittery for weeks, as signs of an economic slowdown have increased." "ONE by one, economies around the world are stumbling. By cutting interest rates again this week—for the seventh time this year—the Federal Reserve hopes it can keep America out of recession. But in an increasing number of economies, from Japan and Taiwan to Mexico and Brazil, GDP is already shrinking" all quotes are from this weeks issue.

Sounds sweet!

The Cali cartel and it's ilk do seem to be very consumer oriented.