60+ year old thread.

exactly!!!

 

Hes gay & we are not sure about her??????

 

THought he was married? Don't care - don't watch her if I can avoid it.

 

OH MY! At least not in public!
At least she did have some clothes on.

I bet Sue was OOGELING over Elvises pelvis though! Maby was even one of those that passed out at some of his concerts.

 

No, I did not. That kind of thing, like you just said, should be done behind closed doors with a S.O., not out in public.

 

He uses his wife to pick up the drunk cute boys for some how shall i say this... After hours fun

 

Maby he's married, but not to a woman!
Never know these days!

 

Jersey:
That is what I mean. The kids today cannot distinguish between the office, of the President, and the man. It is really sad.

 

Evening all:

For Jerseygreaser
Sounds like the capt. has things piling up on him.
Hope all comes out well. Wishing him all the best!
Can only take your word, but sounds like he's a pretty good guy to know.

 

Glad you posted this about Capt. I have been kind of following that other thread he was posting on. you know the one. Thanks for sticking up for him. Yes , we should all vote & never forget this mess. no matter what side of the fence you are on.

greenpants....mike

 

http://youtu.be/bavou_SEj1E

FACT,,,Jim====In the U.S. today, total spending on means-tested welfare programs amounts to $956 billion per year. This figure represents an increase of32% over the level of welfare spending that was in place at the beginning of the Obama presidency. On average, each federal income taxpayer in America spends $8,776 annually to keep federal welfare programs afloat.



In the U.S. today,[1] there are more than 80 federal means-tested welfare programs that provide cash, food, housing, medical care, and social services to low-income residents. An October 2012 report by the nonpartisan Congressional Research Service (CRS) indicates that as of 2011, federal spending on these programs had reached $746 billion per year—more than expenditures for Medicare ($480 billion), Social Security ($725 billion), or the military ($540 billion). In addition, state contributions into federal welfare programs amounted to $201 billion annually, while independent state programs contributed another $9 billion. All told, means-tested welfare spending from federal and state sources (combined) was $956 billion. This figure represents an increase of 32% over the level of welfare spending that was in place at the beginning of the Obama presidency.

America's $956 billion in annual welfare spending is distributed among approximately 100 million people—i.e., one-third of the U.S. population—who each month receive aid from at least one of the country's 80+ welfare programs. Average benefits amount to approximately $9,500 per recipient. If converted entirely to cash, these benefits equal more than five times the amount of money needed to lift every poor person in the United States out of poverty.

Each year, approximately 143 million federal income tax returns are filed in the United States. Of these, about 58 million have no tax liability after taking deductions and credits, leaving roughly 85 million people to shoulder the nation's entire federal income tax burden. It is these 85 million people who fund the $746 billion federal portion of the nation's total welfare spending. On average, each of them spends $8,776 to keep federal welfare programs afloat.

As of January 2009, only four of the 80+ federal welfare programs in existence had work requirements for their recipients; the Obama Administration subsequently suspended those requirements in two of the four programs. Most notable was its elimination of the provision in the 1996 welfare reform legislation (known as the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act) requiring that after three months on food stamps, able-bodied adult recipients with no children must become engaged in some kind of work activity for a minimum of 20 hours per week in order to remain eligible for assistance. The termination of this requirement caused the number of healthy, childless food-stamp beneficiaries to double, from 1.9 million to 3.9 million. All told, the total number of food stamp recipients nationwide reached 46.7 million by 2012—up from about 32 million in 2008.

In a related measure, the Obama Administration has actively recruited new welfare recipients. For instance, the U.S. Department of Agriculture has engaged in an aggressive outreach campaign to boost enrollment in the food stamp program, arguing that “every dollar of ... benefits generates $1.84 in the economy… It’s the most direct stimulus you can get.”

Obama's long-term projected budgets do not call for any post-recession cuts to welfare expenditures. In 2012, for instance, he advocated $12.7 trillion in spending on means-tested welfare over the next decade.

 

Evening all:
I've seen those figures before. The bucket's empty, we need more!
"SOME"!!!! of those poor people need their cigarettes, piercings, beer, drugs, computer, cell phone, tattoos, lg. screen tv., pets, etc.
After they pay for all that, they don't have enough money to pay for rent, electric, food, gas, car ins., etc.
Don't laugh, I see it!!!!!! (I think we all have)
You can't fix stupid!
HUMMM! This may even somehow relate to Jims post!

 

to the video she needs to be fixed, since she obviously can't take care of the kids she already has.

don't forget fancy 24 or 28" rims

evening

 

Did any of you guys try and email the Capt?? I tried, but email addy was bad

 

I didn't yet. Have it on the to do list!
Wonder what's up with the E-mail ?

Where's Mark? There are a few things been posted that should have drawn a reply from him.

 

Maybe he just typed it wrong

 

I bet school is just keeping him busier than he wanted to be.