Not to mention the equally informative work session afterwards.
I'm swamped today, so scan the preceding "live" blogging posts and discuss 'em if you got 'em.
Or, conversely, consider another lost opportunity for neighborhood unity.
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You put your left foot in
You put your left foot out
...
or something like that.
The City Council, as a body, does not recognize logical argument. The lesson reinforced last night is that it's all politics and one-upmanship. Facts do not matter.
They'll claim one thing when it's politically advantageous. They'll completely contradict that claim with a straight face when that's advantageous. There is nothing else.
I learned that intellectual vigor applies only to the "science" of secondhand smoke - and counting ROCK-hard bodies in the peanut gallery.
I'm glad you all know what happened. I couldn't pay attention as I felt like I was in sixth grade biology with the joker to my right(hoosier) snickering at every mention of a private part during Ms. Wisman's astute reading of the sex ordinance :)
Daniel S,
When did you quit the Tribune and go to work for Fox(Fixed)News?
Hoosier daddy,
My feeling on journalism can be paraphrased in the last line of bluegill's above posting.
I was taught in J school the golden rule: professional ethics only apply when dealing with ethical professionals...now I have to go and write a correction cause due to your juvenile snickering, I thought Ms. Marcey said valve, not vulva, makes a big difference...I'll explain later
Sorry Daniel but you were forwarned about sitting in the ejaulatee row!
Having said that it's nice to see your sense of humor.
Daniel S,
Just what did you expect to find in my pocket?
Whatever Lloyd. I saw you blush when Mr. Red said "We don't i.d. our regulars anymore"...
A map to candy mountain?
On its website, ROCK claims to be a 501(c)(3) organization.
A question maybe our friends at the Tribune can answer: At what point does ROCK's political activities make it a taxable organization?
They would say they're not political. They're just "here to encourage". Don't ask me. That's a very gray area in a lot of ways. Same sort of argument about some churches. Good question though.
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