Population of Denmark - 5,497,525FloppY_ wrote:
I refuse to bite...
And you would have the money if you actually payed the taxes we do...JohnG@lt wrote:
Population of Denmark - 5,497,525FloppY_ wrote:
I refuse to bite...
Population of New York City - 8,363,710
Costs a lot of money to bury wires and it costs more to dig up and replace them than it does to maintain them on poles.
ditto snowed last week about 1.5 feet then last night a lil more mmmmzSpidery_Yoda wrote:
Yup I still have snow here too. It went away for a week but then came right back again.
It has certainly overstayed its welcome this year.
I'll take wires on poles and money in my pocketFloppY_ wrote:
And you would have the money if you actually payed the taxes we do...JohnG@lt wrote:
Population of Denmark - 5,497,525FloppY_ wrote:
I refuse to bite...
Population of New York City - 8,363,710
Costs a lot of money to bury wires and it costs more to dig up and replace them than it does to maintain them on poles.
Not really, since the ones in the ground would have to be replaced so rarely compared to those that are exposed...
I'll take public health care, higher sallaries & taxes tbh...JohnG@lt wrote:
I'll take wires on poles and money in my pocketFloppY_ wrote:
And you would have the money if you actually payed the taxes we do...JohnG@lt wrote:
Population of Denmark - 5,497,525
Population of New York City - 8,363,710
Costs a lot of money to bury wires and it costs more to dig up and replace them than it does to maintain them on poles.
Not really, since the ones in the ground would have to be replaced so rarely compared to those that are exposed...
Higher salaries? After taxes? Doubtful.FloppY_ wrote:
I'll take public health care, higher sallaries & taxes tbh...JohnG@lt wrote:
I'll take wires on poles and money in my pocketFloppY_ wrote:
And you would have the money if you actually payed the taxes we do...
Not really, since the ones in the ground would have to be replaced so rarely compared to those that are exposed...
I did wish that car registration tax wasn't so retarded here though' other than that the 41% minimum is fine...
Considering I get so much for free thanks to those taxes I don't need the higher income after taxes...JohnG@lt wrote:
Higher salaries? After taxes? Doubtful.FloppY_ wrote:
I'll take public health care, higher sallaries & taxes tbh...JohnG@lt wrote:
I'll take wires on poles and money in my pocket
I did wish that car registration tax wasn't so retarded here though' other than that the 41% minimum is fine...
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I'll take the freedom to spend my money how I see fit instead of how a bureaucrat thinks I should...FloppY_ wrote:
Considering I get so much for free thanks to those taxes I don't need the higher income after taxes...JohnG@lt wrote:
Higher salaries? After taxes? Doubtful.FloppY_ wrote:
I'll take public health care, higher sallaries & taxes tbh...
I did wish that car registration tax wasn't so retarded here though' other than that the 41% minimum is fine...
(our base income is ~ double that of Britain)
EDIT: zomg hijacked thread
Enjoy your failed educational system, healthcare & social support then...JohnG@lt wrote:
I'll take the freedom to spend my money how I see fit instead of how a bureaucrat thinks I should...FloppY_ wrote:
Considering I get so much for free thanks to those taxes I don't need the higher income after taxes...JohnG@lt wrote:
Higher salaries? After taxes? Doubtful.
(our base income is ~ double that of Britain)
EDIT: zomg hijacked thread
None of it is a failure. Most of what is said about the systems is simply propaganda.FloppY_ wrote:
Enjoy your failed educational system, healthcare & social support then...
Sure it is...JohnG@lt wrote:
None of it is a failure. Most of what is said about the systems is simply propaganda.FloppY_ wrote:
Enjoy your failed educational system, healthcare & social support then...
QFMFTnukchebi0 wrote:
All we have here is incessant rain. I would prefer the snow.
Ha fellow new yorker here, central new york is gettin whacked like a naughty schoolgirl also.JohnG@lt wrote:
Again
I love winter but this is getting to be a bit much.
http://i211.photobucket.com/albums/bb13 … CF2593.jpg
Everything had melted over the last two days and there was grass showing... No more.
Where I live, Grand Island, is getting really light fine snow right now.. kinda lame. I wish it was heavy so they could possibly close campus tomorrow, that would be great.Mitch wrote:
Ha fellow new yorker here, central new york is gettin whacked like a naughty schoolgirl also.JohnG@lt wrote:
Again
I love winter but this is getting to be a bit much.
http://i211.photobucket.com/albums/bb13 … CF2593.jpg
Everything had melted over the last two days and there was grass showing... No more.
fucking heavy shit too
Mythbusters is full of shit half the time. This is one of those times.Finray wrote:
Mythbusters did it. Busted.burnzz wrote:
http://img69.imageshack.us/img69/8555/sshot1g.jpgJohnG@lt wrote:
Well, considering that we invented useful electricity...
Density of Denmark - 127.9/km2JohnG@lt wrote:
Population of Denmark - 5,497,525FloppY_ wrote:
I refuse to bite...
Population of New York City - 8,363,710
Costs a lot of money to bury wires and it costs more to dig up and replace them than it does to maintain them on poles.
6-18 inches expected here. It's like a blizzardcane here, it's spinning in a circle centered on northern New Jersey. Weird shit.ebug9 wrote:
There's almost a foot of snow on the ground right now. No report of it stopping till tomorrow night. It's about damn time we got some snow.
Eh? They used a fraction of the power of real lightning, and got >6mA across the heart, plenty to kill you. If you had real lightning, you'd be very well cooked.DrunkFace wrote:
Mythbusters is full of shit half the time. This is one of those times.Finray wrote:
Mythbusters did it. Busted.
And the freedom to be without power when it snows.JohnG@lt wrote:
I'll take the freedom to spend my money how I see fit instead of how a bureaucrat thinks I should...
