SneekyNinja
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My cutoff is about 40, maybe 45 for a 10.What? Do you search under "smoking gilf incest"?
Any older and they start looking more and more like Bruce Jenner.
My cutoff is about 40, maybe 45 for a 10.What? Do you search under "smoking gilf incest"?
Another life...My cutoff is about 40, maybe 45 for a 10.
Any older and they start looking more and more like Bruce Jenner.
No, but it's obvious that you are.Too busy to actually look stuff up?
when you google, try spelling it correctly. (snicker)No, but it's obvious that you are.
Google "Accomplishment wing of the Democrattic Party"...
Simple typo.when you google, try spelling it correctly. (snicker)
Also include "cuomo" and "nixon"
I don't really want to do this but you are simply asking for it.Simple typo.
Did you google it (spelled correctly)?
Did you notice that it doesn't exist?
You aren't very good at this...
Please direct me to their web site?I don't really want to do this but you are simply asking for it.
Progressives seethe over DNC chair Perez's decision to back Cuomo in NY primary fight
In an unexpected turn that rankled the party's left flank, Democratic National Committee chairman Tom Perez on Thursday endorsed New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo's re-election bid.
His announcement, at the party's state convention on Long Island, comes in the midst of a feisty primary campaign between Cuomo and actress Cynthia Nixon.
"You've been delivering results that have made people's lives better," Perez said in his speech. "That's why Andrew Cuomo and (New York Lt. Gov.) Kathy Hochul are charter members of the accomplishments wing of the Democratic Party, and that's why I'm proud to endorse them."
He said it to snub Progressives(tm). So do I.
Is this when you reply back with something dumb? Yes it is.
i expected you'd say something dumb.Please direct me to their web site?
Oh you can't? Why is that?
Do you even know what "charter member" means?
Hint: Someone pulled it out of their ass.
Kinda reminds me of your posts...
Well maybe read around a lil moreAmazon has made it plain that they do not want to pay taxes in the city that 'wins' the competition for HQ2.
Work their employees to death, throw under the bus and screw the society that gives them the chance to earn such riches.
Greed left unchecked is a cancer that will destroy the world.
didn't you once defend prison guards who boiled a black man to death?Also fogdog voted for a hardcore dem Wyden who flopped on timber subsidies in #1 logging state in trumps favor. Also dismisses that Apple, Facebook, Amazon, Google and microsoft all have huge energy subsidized data centers in Waldens district, ie hard conservative, why would all these ultra liberal companies locate to the consevative desert of Oregon.
Please tell fogdog, you are fucking blowhard, thanks.
Did I mention that Wyden represents Oregon?Also fogdog voted for a hardcore dem Wyden who flopped on timber subsidies in #1 logging state in trumps favor. Also dismisses that Apple, Facebook, Amazon, Google and microsoft all have huge energy subsidized data centers in Waldens district, ie hard conservative, why would all these ultra liberal companies locate to the consevative desert of Oregon.
Please tell fogdog, you are fucking blowhard, thanks.
Logging is clearly already a renewable industry. And the abiqua dude clearly spoke specifically to Walden's district in Oregon.Did I mention that Wyden represents Oregon?
He has a very good record of voting for critical progressive bills. He also defends jobs in the logging industry. He's not a slash and burn type and his work seeks to balance salmon protection with logging but he definitely protects local jobs in an industry that a lot of people depend upon.
Logging can be a renewable industry if managed properly. That's the stance Wyden takes.
Clear-cutting is not renewable logging and a high proportion of logging wild land is still done that way.Logging is clearly already a renewable industry. And the abiqua dude clearly spoke specifically to Walden's district in Oregon.
I agree. This is yet another reason why government regulations are fitting and necessary. It is sad this is even a matter for discussion.Clear-cutting is not renewable logging and a high proportion of logging wild land is still done that way.
Just because it can be done does not mean it is being done, even if it's a good idea. America is terminally stuck on short term gain at the expense of long term consequences.
Is that not how it's done where you're from? In the southeast we planted more than we took, still do. It works well. Don't blame america dude start locally if that's the real problem, after all America is just a bunch of nations with a United agreement.Clear-cutting is not renewable logging and a high proportion of logging wild land is still done that way.
Just because it can be done does not mean it is being done, even if it's a good idea. America is terminally stuck on short term gain at the expense of long term consequences.
When it's a national issue, I use national terms.Is that not how it's done where you're from? In the southeast we planted more than we took, still do. It works well. Don't blame america dude start locally if that's the real problem, after all America is just a bunch of nations with a United agreement.
Apologies but "america" and "high proportion" seem a little too vague, no?
Forestry is more than just planting a tree farm.Is that not how it's done where you're from? In the southeast we planted more than we took, still do. It works well. Don't blame america dude start locally if that's the real problem, after all America is just a bunch of nations with a United agreement.
Apologies but "america" and "high proportion" seem a little too vague, no?
I never have understood the beef people have with the data farms located in rural districts. So, why reply to a what seems like a dumb argument? Maybe you can explain why Oregon's rural areas can't have a few good jobs in tech?Logging is clearly already a renewable industry. And the abiqua dude clearly spoke specifically to Walden's district in Oregon.
It's not a national issue ifnits not in your nation state though. So I will just leave that there with the spotted owl.When it's a national issue, I use national terms.
Keep in mind that you're just repeating industry marketing; original forests were clear cut, then replanted with single species stands of 'super trees' that bear no more resemblance to a natural forest than a cornfield. The biodiversity is gone, as are the vast majority of wildlife.
I used to live in Arkansas, prime Georgia-Pacific territory, so I know what's really gone on.
We need to preserve and manage actual forest, not just industry friendly rows of pulp wood trees.