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Pillow shopping today. So. Much. Fun.
7 yrs ago
Well hot damn. Let the role plays commence once again
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7 yrs ago
What kind of pizza should I order tonight?
7 yrs ago
10/10 day. Stylist perfected my brohawk, and I have chicken lo mein. Rawr!
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7 yrs ago
When I said I wanted a blizzard I meant from Dairy Queen, not a foot of snow. You win again, mother nature...
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TJByrum said How many people live in poverty and continue to spend taxpayers money on drugs? Why are people against drug tests for welfare and food stamps? Why would you deny a drug test? Are you spending the money that you supposedly don't have on illegal substances
You do realize a small number of states have tried to do drug testing for welfare recipients? In Tennessee, out of over 800 people tested, only one tested positive. That's less than 1 percent. Other states had similar results.
In Florida, during the four months the state tested for drug use, only 2.6% of applicants tested positive. Meanwhile, Florida has an illegal drug use rate of 8%, meaning far fewer people on services are using drugs than their better-off counterparts. The drug testing cost taxpayers more money than it saved, and was ruled unconstitutional last year. Can you say massive failure?
Anyway, you must be a Republican.
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I've had family medical issues to deal with, so I apologize as well. I'll do my best for this week.
I should have one up this weekend as well.
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