" Don't worry, though"  Thanks, I'll try not to.

Loaded question by the competitor. . It already is telling the subject that they are embarrassed by their purchases, so which one embarrasses them the most. Well, McDonald's is the biggest chain and It's hip to hate McDonald's, so, voila!

I call B.S. on this. My niece left part of an In-N-Out burger in a wrapper on the rear floor board of my car. The smell a week later alerted me to its location. I assure you it was not "good as new". And the mold certainly indicated that preservatives were ineffective in making that burger a fossil.

TRundell, why are you still living then? Talk is cheap.

Why is it that it's never anyone's fault but the cops?  He didn't own a gun because he wouldn't have been allowed to purchase a gun legally. But he sure as hell can steal one or buy one on the street.You can have prior arrests, be in a gang, committing a crime when the cops see you, be running away, "adjusting your bel...more

I'm not a fan, but I noticed all the criticism of Limbaugh is personal attacks and not with the context of what he was saying. Even if we acted on the cuts we are still spending $15 billion more than we did last year. The reductions in comparison to the entire spending by this country is the equivalent of a person who ...more

Skip your soapbox, look what is happening. We spend $3.7 trillion. The cuts are actually a reduction in the rate of increase in a program. Read up on how baseline budgeting works. If a crummy $40 billion in non-military  spending reductions is going to destroy this country, then any discussion of deficit reduction is u...more

Limbaugh is a bit of a blowhard, but he's right.  With a budget of $3.75 trillion in spending and to reduce it by a lousy $40 billion in non-military spending and supposedly cause lost teachers, cops, firefighters, first responders (all who I thought were paid by states and counties), air traffic controllers, Head Star...more

Bro, economic and military assistance to foreign countries was $49.5 billion in 2011. Out of a budget of around $3.5 trillion that's like a guy who earns $100,000 losing 25 cents.