1938_Packard

You assigned a particular person to that address and then said I am that person. That person has a number of addresses, according to Google search results.

Just an elk.

Come back here in forty five years and I'll still be sober. I know how to say "no" when it's necessary.

Hotel Traymore, you dip dop. Is ANY casino here besides Resorts that old? Think before you post.

It's about a much older structure that has been sent away to points unknown because its owners had been using it as a tax shelter instead of a business.

You genuinely believe that I'm not personally taking that single drink factor to heart? Yes, I'm very well aware that just one sniff of a cork could put me over the edge. My point is that if or when such temptations arise, the strong of mind will ALWAYS find something better to do. That's recovery.

Did you know that the person to whom you assign this brick and steel structure is actually listed with several addresses, once you start scrolling down the search results on Google? In other words, the information you extract from the web is only as reliable as the people who upload it. Does the guy live in Philly, for example?

So, don't take that "one" drink. The Mensch on the Bench is watching.

So, I'd guess my brother doesn't lie when he says that too many students are doing that.

What am I saying it means?

You can probably still book a room there, but you have to figure out where in the Metaverse it is.https://www.cardcow.com/images/set107/card00633_fr.jpg

Radio spokesperson refers to herself as "long term recovering" because she hasn't had an alcoholic beverage in twenty years. Well, she's got me beat by more than ten. Kudos. But, I think it's time to stop saying "recovering" and just say, "recovered". Anybody who can stay off the shit for two decades already has what it takes to carry sobriety through eternity, should she live that long. Question: Does Recovery Centers of America involve a twelve step program?

I thwarted the car insurance problem by not owning a car. I didn't die.

That's gotta some very well diversified "milk" industry. When the wage is ten an hour, you have to have at least ten an hour entering the cash register. Add ten more for each additional employee who is active on that shift.

Unionized jobs here tend to pay better. Cubicle Dilberts can't strike or file grievances.

Officially, according to some folks in New York, I have a jawb.

Take advantage of the extra time. Got anything that needs to be done and you have been putting off?

Just do what some of my brother's students do... copy/paste from somebody else' online papers. You can do it in the library.

Still better than blocking grey blockhead channels.

Come on, then... try applying for a job in this casino if you don't believe it. It's an employers' market around here. So few available jobs that just getting ANY job at all is worth your time, even when it barely pays enough to cover your transportation costs.

No, if the minimum were raised to ten, a gallon of milk would end up costing seven. That's capitalism. Currently, I pass through offices and see cubicles loaded with people who have masters degrees or better. Their jobs are often advertised on the company bulletin boards at $9.50 an hour.

Expect huge price increases for your Chicken McNuggets. http://www.laboratoryequipment.com/news/2017/03/first-lab-grown-chicken-meat-debuted But, can the stuff be legally called, meat?

Butter steak in a red wine marinade with caramelized onions. Fresh mashed russet potatoes and baby carrots in seasoned butter sauce. Cappuccino.

Logical guessing, based on the kind of guy Cyber is.

I googled a few screen names.