AggieHank86

[quote]She looked great 10 years ago in Pride and Prejudice and Gone Girl. Went downhill quick[/quote]I am really looking forward to seeing her as Moraine in WoT....

[quote]The guy is HIGHLY intelligent. Makes me mad that he's not more recognized throughout [b]academia [/b]and talked about more in regular, everyday political conversations in general.[/quote]I really like Sowell, but most of his writing on social issues is not really "academic," but rather direc...

Meh. Trump was a player before anyone had ever heard of any of those folks except Don King and Ozzy. I don't think Don King or Ozzy got Trump elected POTUS....

[quote]he knows the dragons name is Puff[/quote]Who lived by the sea. Puff even had beach friends....

[quote]2024 DeSantis or Trump?[/quote]It won't be either. The 4-year-out favorite is almost NEVER the nominee....

[quote]say "I only have one dog" [/quote]I say the same thing to individual people who ask to be referenced in the plural. “No disrespect, but I only see one of you, and we are speaking English. Your choices are ‘he, she or it.’ I will respect your choice among those options.”...

[quote]vote counting should never, under any circumstances short of an active shooter event at a poll location, be stopped/halted/ or paused.[/quote]Those folks are mostly volunteers, aren’t they? At 500am and after 22 or 23 straight hours of volunteer work, are you going to refuse them a break? ...

I am no fan of labor unions, but is there any American State where unions are illegal? There are plenty ogf States where you cannot be FORCED to join one. ...

[img]https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EvWuhfXXAAA5WsK?format=jpg&name=large[/img][quote]never know what it's like to be this Alpha[/quote]No one can primp and check his makeup in a mirror like Trump. No one. ...

[quote]The gym is responsible and it's employees for not divulging private health information under Hipaa[/quote] we have discussed “covered entities“ at some length in this thread. Please show us your analysis as to how the local boxing gym or discoteque constitutes a covered entity.[quote]Do you k...

[quote][quote]early, in-person voting.[/quote]I'm opposed to it, if the counting isn't done in the same day as the general electin. [/quote]In my opinion, they should be counted starting first thing in the morning on the day of regular voting, with no results released until one minute after the poll...

[quote]Are mail in ballots not postage prepaid? Or just the “voters” Eduardo contacts?[/quote]Not in all states, but apparently they were postage paid in Arizona in 2016, negating that issue in this case....

[quote]Stamps are extremely rare and hard to come across. Valid point.[/quote] this question is case specific. If these people could not get out to go and mail their ballot, they could also not go out and get a stamp. In this case, again, however it would appear that Arizona provides postage paid en...

[quote]Do they not have a mailbox?[/quote]That assumes they have a stamp at the house. Again, I agree that mail-in is a bad idea, but this is not the strongest argument. ...

[quote]With the exception of maybe your standard absentee voting, all voting should be done on one day. You have plenty of fricking time to plan your voting.[/quote]I agree that mail-in voting provides far too many opportunities for shenanigans, but I cannot wrap my brain around the opposition to ear...

Sorry, Eduardo, but "chain of custody" is rather important with ballots. The USPS does not really have any incentive to jack with mailed ballots, but "voting advocacy groups" (Left OR Right) usually have EVERY incentive to do so. I gotta say "comply with the law."...

[quote]The last couple times I've taken my dog for a walk at a park, I've had a couple millennials refer to her as 'they' when asking whether she's male or female. I've tried, but can't come up with a good smart arse reply. Any help would be appreciated.[/quote]"They? There is only one of her." B...

[quote]But you are correct that don't necessarily need the public accounting experience at smaller enterprises. Still, you're not doing yourself any favors jumping straight to corporate. All those former public guys that eventually get out of the rat race need a new home and more times than not they...

[quote]BiteMe2020 I did public accounting for about 4 years, then went into finance myself[/quote]I interned Big Eight audit between my Jr and Sr years. One summer of ticking and tying columns confirmed my desire to go to law school. LoL...

[quote]BiteMe2020[/quote]Back in the day, TAMU had plenty of tax courses, too, but only one was a mandatory course for all Business majors (I did a double major in Accounting & Finance). All the other tax classes were attended mostly by people who had chosen to focus upon Tax Accounting as a career...