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Summer Storm
Being cocky and then wondering why karma bites you in the a$$ isn't a good point? Like Barney Frank once said"Lady? What planet have you been living on?" Now granted because I don't know you,I can't say for certain whether or not you're a transplant like me. Most likely,you're not. I'll bet dollars to doughnuts that if you're a native Sandy Eggan,you're also proud to live in"America's Finest City"as well and have told others. When I first moved out here,that's mostly what I heard from the natives. It was the way I could tell the difference between a transplant like myself and a native. The natives proudly boasted"Welcome to America's Finest City". The transplants said"Welcome".— August 20, 2009 5:05 p.m.
My Thoughts on Michael Douglas and Michael Vick
I agree with EVERYTHING you've said,Ponzi. Except one thing. These douchebags are NOT role models. Parents are role models. Teachers are role models. The clergy used to role models till Father O'Malley got caught buttf--kin' an alter boy. Upstanding members of our society at large,are role models. Like Charles Barkley once said in an infamous shoe commercial"I am NOT a role model". And he was right. And he knew it.— August 20, 2009 12:39 a.m.
Milwaukee Mayor in a Fight, Cops and Shoplifters in Flight
Normally I might agree with you on this one rickeysays but Carl's Jr. is a MULTI-billion dollar a year business. Do the math. One XL drink is roughly $2 yet the ingredients and packaging involved cost about 50 cents. That's a $1.50 mark up. Who's the thief? The pimply faced teenager(or Mexican if you live here in Sandy Eggo)serving you your meal most likely gets a minimum wage and has Uncle Sam help pay his medical,dental and vision bills for non-work related injuries. For every $10 you spend on fast food,most likely,only about $4 is spent on actual cost. The rest? PURE PROFIT for greedy owners. I also disagree because my life is worth more than a .05 cup of lemonade,nobody's paying me to be the world's hall monitor and if people started minding their own business,we wouldn't have lawsuits over fat kids eating food at Carl's Jr. anyway.— August 20, 2009 12:31 a.m.
Have you ever pawned anything?
*whistles innocently*— August 20, 2009 12:17 a.m.
Summer Storm
LMAO @ tinastar. You're obviously too stupid to to get the point I'm trying to make so I'll just say"Goooooo Packers!".— August 20, 2009 12:12 a.m.
Total Recall
JUst think....right now someone,somewhere is reading this,looking at Sandy Eggo and laughing their balls off. Was it as good for you as it was for me,Sandy Eggo?— August 20, 2009 12:06 a.m.
Famous Faces in the News -- Dylan, Pitino, Phelps, George Michael
LMAO@ thestoryteller. I assumed you'd make a comment on that. :-D I just meant green jealousy,Josh.— August 19, 2009 4:24 p.m.
Have you ever pawned anything?
When I first came out here I pawned my black duster. It was July and I figured the nights were warm. Boy was I wrong. I froze my a$$ till I made enough money to re-pay the loan. I still wear that duster today. It's been packed away but will get unpacked once fall comes.— August 19, 2009 12:41 p.m.
Famous Faces in the News -- Dylan, Pitino, Phelps, George Michael
Women are like a fresh can of Play-Do. I LOVE the fact that women like to think they can play hard to get. When I meet a women like that,I totally f--k with their hearts,minds and emotions. After all,it's only fair. Payback's a b--ch! I'll give you a quick example of the head games women play....My GF is older than I am. Much older. I fell in love with her because I don't like head games and feel that older women don't play as many games as the younger ones do and that's why older women make better lovers. It's not just a really cool country song. My GF is also married. I have no issue with with this. I told her when I started my relationship with her,your hubby is your problem,not mine. She's married. I'm not. She has a ring. I don't. I don't hold that over her head in anyway. So I met this women from my MySpace Green Bay Packers group at Harrah's Rincon. Her parents were coming in from Wisconsin to see her and she came down from Anaheim. I told my GF that I was going to meet a friend from online at Harrahs. She had no problem with it until she found out the friend was female. Head game #1-The guilt trip. So I go and we have a great time. I met her at one of the bars and had a few beers. We discussed ALOT of stuff. We gambled. Sometimes seperately. Sometimes together. I KNEW that I could've gotten her to her room and had her panties off with her own parents on the gaming floor. But I didn't. It wasn't about my dick. It was about forging lasting friendships. So my GF gets super jealous. Starts calling this woman names and starts crying.Head game #2-Green is such an ugly color. I told her simply that if she couldn't handle it,I'll leave and not return. Her attitude changed for a day or two and then she played head game #2 again a few times. I love my GF and most likely wouldn't cheat on her.I say most likely only because I've cheated on the mother of my son while she was pregnant and hated the way I felt and because there's no ring on my finger. I'm free to stick whatever pu$$y that comes along if that's my perogative. I'm in no hurry to have my GF get a divorce. She'll want to marry right away and I'm too old for marriage. Marriage is the biggest head game of them all. It's a joke.— August 19, 2009 12:25 p.m.
Our Idiotic Country -- Criminals Getting Paid
I feel for your friend but a little common sense goes a loooooooooooooooong way ;-D— August 19, 2009 noon