what if, despite reality, i feel other physical features of mine are incorrect. i'm six feet tall, but inside, I know that i was born a dwarf. plus, though i'm 185 pounds, i'm sure that my correct weight is closer to 125. plus, i want my eyes to be dark brown (but since I know they're blue, they only appear brown in the dark). oh, and i feel my hair is blond, even though i'm bald. will the bmv allow me to alter reality on my license to reflect what i feel inside i really am? this decision by bmv is absurd.
i think their cars could provide clues. boxster = woman, cayman = man. cougar = older woman (but exciting!). country squire = transgender. pickup = open to relationship. or, you could just check their silhouette and decide for yourself!
this guy must be cracked. losing him was a depressant, but finding the car put him in ecstacy. the cops were heroins. when he saw the car, he probably made them speed to it, next to a pothole. from pennsylvania, it was probably an erie experience for him, driving back to leHigh.
"everything traficant does is designed to hide the truth." during the interview, traficant made the comment that the newspaper has nothing good to say about him. mr. de sousa, seems like you just proved him truthful.
it's a dog eat dog world. this world is going to the dogs. you can't teach an old dog new...wait, that one doesn't apply. 1,000 becomes 15,000 when you're trying to be a golden retriever. this is Bulldog, they're out for Bloodhound, they're full of Shih-Tzu.
the tax on tobacco, when it comes to cigar smoking, will not raise money, it will simply stop people from buying. i watch in awe as people shell out what it takes to buy a pack of cigarettes, can see the potential benefits there. cigars are different. i travel a lot. it's a relief to be able to enjoy a cigar in ohio (or, it used to be), as compared to many other cities. btw, i've run into U.S. Rep Tim Ryan around town a few times, but it wasn't until he was featured in a recent Cigar Afficiando magazine that I realized we may have something in common.
Posted on September 19 at 9:55 p.m.
what if, despite reality, i feel other physical features of mine are incorrect. i'm six feet tall, but inside, I know that i was born a dwarf. plus, though i'm 185 pounds, i'm sure that my correct weight is closer to 125. plus, i want my eyes to be dark brown (but since I know they're blue, they only appear brown in the dark). oh, and i feel my hair is blond, even though i'm bald. will the bmv allow me to alter reality on my license to reflect what i feel inside i really am? this decision by bmv is absurd.
Posted on September 19 at 10:15 a.m.
i think their cars could provide clues. boxster = woman, cayman = man. cougar = older woman (but exciting!). country squire = transgender. pickup = open to relationship. or, you could just check their silhouette and decide for yourself!
Posted on September 14 at 6:08 p.m.
this guy must be cracked. losing him was a depressant, but finding the car put him in ecstacy. the cops were heroins. when he saw the car, he probably made them speed to it, next to a pothole. from pennsylvania, it was probably an erie experience for him, driving back to leHigh.
Posted on September 13 at 1:04 p.m.
Tugboat, are you referring to our arena football team?
Posted on September 13 at 12:27 a.m.
"everything traficant does is designed to hide the truth." during the interview, traficant made the comment that the newspaper has nothing good to say about him. mr. de sousa, seems like you just proved him truthful.
Posted on September 9 at 6:43 p.m.
doesn't that make it a salami sandwich? or head cheese? or pulled pork? maybe it was a footlong. talk about a bagged lunch!
Posted on September 9 at 5:31 p.m.
it's a dog eat dog world. this world is going to the dogs. you can't teach an old dog new...wait, that one doesn't apply. 1,000 becomes 15,000 when you're trying to be a golden retriever. this is Bulldog, they're out for Bloodhound, they're full of Shih-Tzu.
Posted on September 9 at 1:06 p.m.
sounds like this board should smoke a peace pipe together.
Posted on September 9 at 11:44 a.m.
the tax on tobacco, when it comes to cigar smoking, will not raise money, it will simply stop people from buying. i watch in awe as people shell out what it takes to buy a pack of cigarettes, can see the potential benefits there. cigars are different. i travel a lot. it's a relief to be able to enjoy a cigar in ohio (or, it used to be), as compared to many other cities. btw, i've run into U.S. Rep Tim Ryan around town a few times, but it wasn't until he was featured in a recent Cigar Afficiando magazine that I realized we may have something in common.
Posted on September 8 at 3:34 p.m.
peanuthead, for mr. traficant, first we had "t-day", then "t-party", now we have....a "t-shirt"!