Travelling for Thanksgiving? Not me...

 I'm thankfull for Facetime, so I can see who I want to without having to get on a plane. It's all about perspective, isn't it...  

It's kinda true, ya know? My nearest blood relatives are 1,200 miles (or worse yet 18 hours of non-stop driving) away, and I'm not dissing my brother or the two sisters I haven't spoken to in eight years, but for the ceremony of having a big-ass fuckin' dinner and then falling asleep on the couch - all in the middle of the afternoon no less - I think I'll pass from now on. Besides, without my Mom and Dad there, it's just not the same. Know what I mean?

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Don't kid yourself. That's not 'Monday morning quarterbacking', it's legit. For five or six very good reasons she'da won, and you should know what those reasons are if you pay attention to how this shit really works...

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Who comes up with this crazy shit?

Ohio liquor store owners selling limited-released bourbons and other spirits would be required to open and reseal each bottle at the time of purchase as a way to deter illegal re-selling of the bottles at dramatically inflated prices, under legislation introduced in the state Senate.

What you have to ask yourself is who the fuck would even come up with an idea this bizzare? Certainly you can see a buncha lawmakers sitting around, shooting the shit about how much resellers of fancy booze suck, can't you?
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Here's a nice idea for a simple gift

that she'd really appreciate.

Remember, Christmas will be here soon...

    

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Big homebuilders cannot sit out this market, they have to do what it takes to build and sell homes to keep their businesses intact and keep their shares from tanking. So they’re building at lower price points, buying down mortgage rates, and throwing in other incentives at a substantial expense to them.

The surge in inventory is a good thing for the housing market. Since builders have tied up a lot of capital in spec houses, they have to sell them quickly. Rising inventory of completed houses encourages builders to lower prices and offer deals
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