Yes. Can I crash on your couch in January when my Eagles return to Frisco?Col Hogan wrote:I think all deficits are bad...no matter who is in control...kalm wrote:
That must be why you missed the point. IOW’s, I think deficits do matter as does all spending).
Unlike Cheney and the rest of your party unless a Dems are in control.
I’ve made that position very clear in the past...
I also think the Patriot Act was horrible...and Bush was wrong going into Iraq...
Any further questions???
I didn’t know you root for NDSU...kalm wrote:Yes. Can I crash on your couch in January when the chipper comes to Frisco?Col Hogan wrote:
I think all deficits are bad...no matter who is in control...
I’ve made that position very clear in the past...
I also think the Patriot Act was horrible...and Bush was wrong going into Iraq...
Any further questions???
Why you dirty rotten son of a....Col Hogan wrote:I didn’t know you root for NDSU...kalm wrote:
Yes. Can I crash on your couch in January when the chipper comes to Frisco?
In Texas, they call that line of thinking communism.Col Hogan wrote:I think all deficits are bad...no matter who is in control...kalm wrote:
That must be why you missed the point. IOW’s, I think deficits do matter as does all spending).
Unlike Cheney and the rest of your party unless a Dems are in control.
I’ve made that position very clear in the past...
I also think the Patriot Act was horrible...and Bush was wrong going into Iraq...
Any further questions???
Well I guess I'm a Texas communist too then.dbackjon wrote:In Texas, they call that line of thinking communism.Col Hogan wrote:
I think all deficits are bad...no matter who is in control...
I’ve made that position very clear in the past...
I also think the Patriot Act was horrible...and Bush was wrong going into Iraq...
Any further questions???
AZGrizFan wrote:Well I guess I'm a Texas communist too then.dbackjon wrote:
In Texas, they call that line of thinking communism.
dbackjon wrote:AZGrizFan wrote:
Well I guess I'm a Texas communist too then.
i was going to add you into the list.
Hogie is more suspect because he moved there because he is from librul Mass - he might be a spy
My wife's is (SIU) and of course we're worried but at 64 we're here for the duration, regardless. The farm is paid for and we have no other debt save one credit card. We have about 15-20 acres of pasture that are tillable - if necessary it would be easy to find some Mexicans to sharecrop, no joke, and I can still augment the SS check with band work since I hardly sleep anymore anyway. This part of Illinois has been down so long that when things go to shit in the country they won't be a whole lot worse than normal around here. Appreciate the concern.SDHornet wrote:Under funded pension liabilities do.houndawg wrote:
Deficits don't matter - Dick Cheney
And your state will be one of the first to reap the consequences of such a situation in the near future. Hope your retirement isn't tied up in a state pension. I sincerely mean that.
There is a veritable epidemic of Treasonous Donald Syndrome sweeping the country since My AttorneyGotArrested...SDHornet wrote:93henfan wrote:Radicalized Trip is funny, in a radicalized DBack sort of way.
Hopefully we can get them to a socialist country that can provide all their needs for them by the time they go completely insane.
Our subpar healthcare system isn’t prepared to treat this level of TDS.
My retirement goal is a house on a few acres so that I can farm 1 acre for my own needs.houndawg wrote:My wife's is (SIU) and of course we're worried but at 64 we're here for the duration, regardless. The farm is paid for and we have no other debt save one credit card. We have about 15-20 acres of pasture that are tillable - if necessary it would be easy to find some Mexicans to sharecrop, no joke, and I can still augment the SS check with band work since I hardly sleep anymore anyway. This part of Illinois has been down so long that when things go to shit in the country they won't be a whole lot worse than normal around here. Appreciate the concern.SDHornet wrote: Under funded pension liabilities do.
And your state will be one of the first to reap the consequences of such a situation in the near future. Hope your retirement isn't tied up in a state pension. I sincerely mean that.
The perfect set up.houndawg wrote:My wife's is (SIU) and of course we're worried but at 64 we're here for the duration, regardless. The farm is paid for and we have no other debt save one credit card. We have about 15-20 acres of pasture that are tillable - if necessary it would be easy to find some Mexicans to sharecrop, no joke...SDHornet wrote: Under funded pension liabilities do.
And your state will be one of the first to reap the consequences of such a situation in the near future. Hope your retirement isn't tied up in a state pension. I sincerely mean that.
and because Texas is a great state to retire in... !!!Col Hogan wrote:dbackjon wrote:
i was going to add you into the list.
Hogie is more suspect because he moved there because he is from librul Mass - he might be a spy
I was born and raised in librul Massachusetts...but I smartened up during my years at UMass and became a Constitutional conservative...
I go back to Taxachusetts to spy on the other side...
Go Red Sox...from a red state!!!Chizzang wrote:and because Texas is a great state to retire in... !!!Col Hogan wrote:
I was born and raised in librul Massachusetts...but I smartened up during my years at UMass and became a Constitutional conservative...
I go back to Taxachusetts to spy on the other side...
and Massachusetts is a nightmare
Go Red Sox
Don't forget to figure in the cost of equipment when you're looking, how much comes with the property can be worth a decent chunk of changeIbanez wrote:My retirement goal is a house on a few acres so that I can farm 1 acre for my own needs.houndawg wrote:
My wife's is (SIU) and of course we're worried but at 64 we're here for the duration, regardless. The farm is paid for and we have no other debt save one credit card. We have about 15-20 acres of pasture that are tillable - if necessary it would be easy to find some Mexicans to sharecrop, no joke, and I can still augment the SS check with band work since I hardly sleep anymore anyway. This part of Illinois has been down so long that when things go to **** in the country they won't be a whole lot worse than normal around here. Appreciate the concern.
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Being in an unincorporated area is mostly a good thing. Pro tip: Have a big enough clearing to land a helicopter so you won't have to die waiting for an ambulance when you get older.AZGrizFan wrote:The perfect set up.houndawg wrote:
My wife's is (SIU) and of course we're worried but at 64 we're here for the duration, regardless. The farm is paid for and we have no other debt save one credit card. We have about 15-20 acres of pasture that are tillable - if necessary it would be easy to find some Mexicans to sharecrop, no joke...
houndawg wrote:Being in an unincorporated area is mostly a good thing. Pro tip: Have a big enough clearing to land a helicopter so you won't have to die waiting for an ambulance when you get older.AZGrizFan wrote:
The perfect set up.
houndawg wrote:My wife's is (SIU) and of course we're worried but at 64 we're here for the duration, regardless. The farm is paid for and we have no other debt save one credit card. We have about 15-20 acres of pasture that are tillable - if necessary it would be easy to find some Mexicans to sharecrop, no joke, and I can still augment the SS check with band work since I hardly sleep anymore anyway. This part of Illinois has been down so long that when things go to shit in the country they won't be a whole lot worse than normal around here. Appreciate the concern.SDHornet wrote: Under funded pension liabilities do.
And your state will be one of the first to reap the consequences of such a situation in the near future. Hope your retirement isn't tied up in a state pension. I sincerely mean that.
First thing I noticed....see above.AZGrizFan wrote:The perfect set up.houndawg wrote:
My wife's is (SIU) and of course we're worried but at 64 we're here for the duration, regardless. The farm is paid for and we have no other debt save one credit card. We have about 15-20 acres of pasture that are tillable - if necessary it would be easy to find some Mexicans to sharecrop, no joke...
SDHornet wrote:houndawg wrote:
My wife's is (SIU) and of course we're worried but at 64 we're here for the duration, regardless. The farm is paid for and we have no other debt save one credit card. We have about 15-20 acres of pasture that are tillable - if necessary it would be easy to find some Mexicans to sharecrop, no joke, and I can still augment the SS check with band work since I hardly sleep anymore anyway. This part of Illinois has been down so long that when things go to **** in the country they won't be a whole lot worse than normal around here. Appreciate the concern.
Oh and I call dibs on the sharecropping opportunity.
houndawg wrote:SDHornet wrote:
Oh and I call dibs on the sharecropping opportunity.
and when the ice caps melt you'll be back to being an hour from the coast..
