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Dog Humping 101
Joe Rhodes: I laughed HARD. But that would get pretty annoying after 30 or so pumps...— August 30, 2011 11:31 a.m.
Don't Judge a Restaurant by Its Cover
Stephanie Saad Thompson: We eat there a lot. Nice people, good food.— August 30, 2011 11:29 a.m.
Don't Judge a Restaurant by Its Cover
Barbara Schulke: Makes me crave lunch there.— August 30, 2011 11:28 a.m.
Don't Judge a Restaurant by Its Cover
John Rippo: Yoshino's has been around forever. One of the best jewels of its kind in SD.— August 30, 2011 11:28 a.m.
Sad to Say, Sadie
Junior Johnson: big fan of wyatt earps..love the whole story and love me some san diego reader— August 29, 2011 10:16 a.m.
New Menus Leave Much to the Imagination
Lisa Sullivan Hamann: The more information on a menu, the better!— August 26, 2011 7:33 a.m.
Two Tigers Enter, One Tiger Leaves
Reece Martin: Dude, if this isn't a true story, you have to do more to make that OBVIOUS.— August 24, 2011 12:02 p.m.
No Going Back
Tangeline Ballester: Well sound like your in much better shape than we are! We tried the first short sale, and the bank wanted us to sign over a $60,000 note! Our place is $110,000 under water. They came up with that brilliant idea after we moved cross country! So round two....trying for short sale yet again. This time we are 4 months behind on mortgage and today we heard we'll be getting notice of foreclosure proceedings but no word on the outlook of the short sale! Be thankful you got out and were able too without losing too much of your shirt! I can't wait to be in your shoes! If it happens........waiting is rough!— August 24, 2011 9:32 a.m.
Amazon Pours More Into Anti-Sales Tax Campaign
Donna Crozier Dunaj: If an online company does business in your state, or my state, or someone else's state, then they have to deduct sales tax. (Walmart and other big box stores come to mind) If they do not do business in any particular state, then no sales tax is charged. Keeping track of which state gets how much, is a bookkeeping expense which is passed on to the consumer. Govt. always has its hand out.— August 23, 2011 10:10 p.m.
Amazon Pours More Into Anti-Sales Tax Campaign
Rob Larkins: I can see the point of view of the local retailers saying it's unfair that they have to charge sales tax where online retailers don't and that's an unfair advantage to online retailers. But I can also see the point of view of online retailers trying to sell their products at the lowest possible price. It's capitalism but is it a cheat to brick and mortar stores who aren't allowed to leave paying sales tax up to their customers? Sales tax should be built in to online purchases or you have to give the right to local businesses to also not charge sales tax. It's about time our judicial system addresses the loophole. Amazon is just worried the playing field might be leveled and they might face some competition. I don't want to pay more taxes but I don't see an alternative to this anti-competitive practice. Let's be real. If you leave paying taxes up to customers, the vast majority of people will never claim it.— August 23, 2011 10:10 p.m.