retired_the gizmo

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retired_the gizmo

look at Pomona ffs, I wish I had applied there instead of Williams for my token liberal arts college.

also look at Vandy. </BLOCKQUOTE>

Colby Krause: All right Homer what is it you're attempting to do? Win over a difficult client?
Homer: I'm trying to land a plane with no experience!
Colby Krause: Homer, I gotta tell you I'm not very good. I went to the Harvard of the South.
Homer: Duke? That's good!
Colby Krause: Not Duke.
Homer: Vanderbilt?
Colby Krause: A little further south. Don't make me say it.

retired_the gizmo

retch retch retch.

In-N-Out ifb. Burger stand, Taylor's Refresher, in St. Helena (Napa) is one of the most sublime I'd ever had. Waited for a half hour and expensive enough at 7 dollars apiece as you'd expect from the area. Egg burgers and tender beef not to be beaten, though.

Would still gladly take out anything in California north of San Francisco. </BLOCKQUOTE>

I must be the only guy who thought Taylor's was built up too much. It wasn't bad, but I was expecting some kind of party in my mouth that never really came off. In a blind taste test, I'm not sure I'd be able to pick it out.

There's some foodie store just before you get to Napa that I enjoyed so much more. We bought amazing food (salamis, olives, bread, etc.) there and ate it at a winery that let you picnic on their grounds. If you only have one meal up there, I recommend that over Taylor's big time.

Or just go to French Laundry. </BLOCKQUOTE>

french laundry falling off. keller has overextended himself and his people just aren't the same when he's not around. quite sad, really.

retired_heidus17

I would literally leave the country in a tom tancredo, pat buchanan, sam brownback, steve forbes, alan keyes, ralph nader, mike gravel, dennis kucinich or duncan hunter presidency, to name just a few recent candidates. </BLOCKQUOTE>

If Bush was a candidate and not the president he'd be worse than some of those, so why not now?

retired_nafrally

wharton's the best business school in the world.

retired_the gizmo

I would literally leave the country in a tom tancredo, pat buchanan, sam brownback, steve forbes, alan keyes, ralph nader, mike gravel, dennis kucinich or duncan hunter presidency, to name just a few recent candidates. </BLOCKQUOTE>

If Bush was a candidate and not the president he'd be worse than some of those, so why not now? </BLOCKQUOTE>

because in 2000 he was an affable fool and he hired on enough cronies that, as crooked and sinister as they are, can still generally manage to keep the country moving. those clowns I listed above would have us all living like ted nugent (either to hunt immigrants or because they managed to destroy the national power grid) inside of 3 years.

retired_heidus17

would say it was more to do with him being limited by the houses, which any other candidate would be too. dont know too much about the republicans, but kucinich would be tempered by the party, and nader would probably end up ok-ish

retired_sedimohasel

Isn't the US economy at its worse stage in years? Deficit wise, the $ falling so low... That on top of being hated more than ever by the rest of the world... I really hope some of some candidates could do a better job than Bush

retired_the gizmo

kucinich is basically an atheist ron paul and nader would let the country turn to **** while he fixated on some regional issue no one cares about.

retired_sedimohasel

How exactly does being Atheist disqualifies you from running a country? Imo it actually gives you a better chance of doing a good job since you won't be influenced by unproven ridiculous theories