forty_three
Stance: Goofy
When I become a serial killer, I am going to prey exclusively on car salesmen. That way, no one will give a fuck about the victims and I can go on forever.
When I become a serial killer, I am going to prey exclusively on car salesmen. That way, no one will give a fuck about the victims and I can go on forever.
When I become a serial killer, I am going to prey exclusively on car salesmen. That way, no one will give a fuck about the victims and I can go on forever.
If Dexter Morgan can, so can you! Although he didn't kill them exclusively, but he did kill at least 1 that I remember.
If I were to become a serial killer, I think I would go the stockbroker route. I worked at a brokerage firm back in MI many years ago, and most of them were complete and utter assholes.
Yeah, stockbrokers would be my choice...
I have kind of avoided it because I am somewhat prone to suggestion.
When you're driving and the car ahead of you is making a left turn into a driveway, another street or whatever. Even though you can clearly see that no cars are oncoming, they stay in the lane all the way until it's time to turn.
Move over into the other fucking lane so I and possibly others behind me don't have to slow down to 5mph.
I need to watch Dexter, seeing as he and I have similar jobs and homicidal tendencies towards the worthless factions of society. I have kind of avoided it because I am somewhat prone to suggestion.
And you will be happy to know that I have put a few stock brokers in PMITA Prison.
When I become a serial killer, I am going to prey exclusively on car salesmen. That way, no one will give a fuck about the victims and I can go on forever.
ObamaCare. Lets just say it's confusing & I think that's being kind.
The heart of it is simple: make sure everyone has access to healthcare.
Unfortunately, as is the case for most of the laws and programs on the federal books, it attempts to accomplish that end through a convoluted mess of legal language almost no one understands, if they even bothered to read it in the first place.
I wonder how many problems would disappear if we just took care to be concise and direct in our lawmaking, cutting out nonessential details. I'm sure clever writing could eliminate loopholes without explicitly stating they can't be used. There's always the option to just say it's illegal to find loopholes, as one document I read did.
But seriously, are people writing these bills to confuse everyone else?