Re: The legacy of 'W'?
 

[QUOTE=SmootSmack;329022]Yup, MBA in Marketing Management. I get use my academic skills at work a lot, which is great.

Anyhow, back to this thread. W's legacy will probably be impacted also by who succeeds him. If nothing changes or improves in the next several years is W "absolved?"[/QUOTE]


Yeah...time will tell.
I just really hope that someone will step up to the plate and realize how much money we can make if we use corn as an alternative fuel.

Re: The legacy of 'W'?
 

[quote=jsarno;329029]Yeah...time will tell.
I just really hope that someone will step up to the plate and realize how much money we can make if we use corn as an alternative fuel.[/quote]

They could turn trash into methane also, eliminating most of the trash dumps throughout the U.S.

Re: The legacy of 'W'?
 

[QUOTE=angryssg;329028]No, I just need somebody to do the work for me. JUST KIDDING. I have family that cheers me on.[/QUOTE]

That's good, if I didn't have the support of my wife and dogs (hehe) I would have never made it. She was great, and for me tough situations to overcome come easier when you have someone there for you.

Re: The legacy of 'W'?
 

[QUOTE=angryssg;329030]They could turn trash into methane also, eliminating most of the trash dumps throughout the U.S.[/QUOTE]

Honestly, there are a million ways to use alternative fuels...I say corn cause we're the #1 producer of it, and we'd have the world by the balls.
We gotta get away from the black crack.

Re: The legacy of 'W'?
 

[quote=jsarno;329031]That's good, if I didn't have the support of my wife and dogs (hehe) I would have never made it. She was great, and for me tough situations to overcome come easier when you have someone there for you.[/quote]
Speaking of which I have a paper to write before Friday and 2 programs to write before Saturday. Does anybody have pseudo code for Lucid's Algorithm for the lowest common denominator?

Re: The legacy of 'W'?
 

[quote=jsarno;329032]Honestly, there are a million ways to use alternative fuels...I say corn cause we're the #1 producer of it, and we'd have the world by the balls.
We gotta get away from the black crack.[/quote]

Quite true, and we need a gross National Product other than Entertainment.

Re: The legacy of 'W'?
 

[QUOTE=angryssg;329033]Speaking of which I have a paper to write before Friday and 2 programs to write before Saturday. Does anybody have pseudo code for Lucid's Algorithm for the lowest common denominator?[/QUOTE]

I do! It's in the my file called ya...whatever! :D
Actually, I don't have anything I did from college. My wife threw it all away.

Re: The legacy of 'W'?
 

[QUOTE=angryssg;329035]Quite true, and we need a gross National Product other than Entertainment.[/QUOTE]


Yup, and we have nothing right now. I just don't understand why we don't use corn. It makes no sense. And if I were the government, I'd grow, produce, manufacture weed. We would create jobs, reduce crime, and severely reduce taxes with it's revenue.

Re: The legacy of 'W'?
 

[quote=jsarno;329040]Yup, and we have nothing right now. I just don't understand why we don't use corn. It makes no sense. And if I were the government, I'd grow, produce, manufacture weed. We would create jobs, reduce crime, and severely reduce taxes with it's revenue.[/quote]

You have a personal mission to get hippie lettuce lagalized. If only we were like Germany and didn't penalize use or possession+ as long as you didnt have enough to be considered trafficing.

Re: The legacy of 'W'?
 

[QUOTE=angryssg;329041]You have a personal mission to get hippie lettuce lagalized. If only we were like Germany and didn't penalize use or possession+ as long as you didnt have enough to be considered trafficing.[/QUOTE]

Why not? It would make this country millions!!!

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[quote=jsarno;329045]Why not? It would make this country millions!!![/quote]

It would be taxed the hell out of too. I do not see it being legalized in my lifetime.

Re: The legacy of 'W'?
 

[QUOTE=angryssg;329047]It would be taxed the hell out of too. I do not see it being legalized in my lifetime.[/QUOTE]

I do. Many states have already tried it...including here when Johnson was governor, once those old fogies are out, and we're in our 50's, I can see it happening.

Re: The legacy of 'W'?
 

[quote=FRPLG;328969]I don't think he was making a statement about the intelligence of the voters. I think he was trying to show how your argument seems to basically prove that only Democrats were dumb enough screw the ballot up. I am not saying that but your argument could lead someone to think that. I know the ballot was screwy and probably moreso towards Gore but I seriously think you read way too much into his post. He was simply pointing out how the mechanics of your argument make the argument seem indicting of democratic intelligence.[/quote]

I know he wasn't making a statement about the intelligence of the voters. I said he unintentionally did. I do agree with you that my argument could lead someone to think dems were dumb, but only only if that person didn't know already that the ballots were screwed up, which he apparently didn't. My bad.

Re: The legacy of 'W'?
 

[quote=jsarno;329048]I do. Many states have already tried it...including here when Johnson was governor, once those old fogies are out, and we're in our 50's, I can see it happening.[/quote]


We shall see, but I am not holding my breath.

Re: The legacy of 'W'?
 

[quote=jsarno;329025]I will never say anything negative to someone that is trying to get there. For me it was the toughest thing I have ever had to personally do. (not including having to go through the death of my daughter and almost death of my wife...I'm talking accomplishments.)
I had a minor league contract as a pitcher, and I blew my shoulder out and lost it all...I have been an all american soccer player (second team)...I played in the NAIA div. 1 all star teams for softball and football. I scored 6 goals and 3 assists playing hockey on a broken ankle...still nothing beat that feeling I had getting the masters degree. It was just very hard for me, so I see it as the greatest accomplishment for me, and I don't begrudge anyone that trys or even doesn't try...it's hard and I wish you the best of luck. If you need a cheerleader to get there, then I will be there for you. I know it's tough![/quote]

Congrats on all accomplishments. I'm very sorry about your daughter and admire you for your skills and attitude.