I read in the paper sooooo it must be right—Much of what we
think and do depends on how much money we have. Now that is a high-speed statement
“right off the bat.” Maybe we would
rather not think of that. But flip the
pancake; I know many folks (i.e. many are you guys) that handle your wealth
pretty good. But, I do think money does affect us if we like it or not. Such is life.
I read in the paper sooo it must be right--Hilary's "Hillblazers" have bundled together at least $137 million from folks in the securities and investment sector and more who work in other areas of finance and commercial banking (i.e. is that called a special interest group?). JoeBlow says-- It's hard to say why they would give sooooo much money. You think they want dibs on anything? Were you born in the barn JoeBlow? OhShucks says--There might be a fox in the chicken coup! Do you really think they care about JoeTheSchmuck of rural MO who gave nutten to their campaign; come on folks, don't be soooo naive! OneSmartPerson says--Money in politics is the root of all that is bad (i.e. that is this person's opinion). Do you folks know that George Washington didn't want to be president. Folks had to encourage him. How thinks have changed. Such is life.
Many think Donnie and Hilary have big heads
and smirky similes. I saw this kid going
into Hy-Vee the other day and asked him if I could take his picture. It just made me laugh. I asked him if he was
a Trump supporter—you bet, he said. I
didn’t know if he was a supporter or making fun of him (i.e. this kid was
maybe 12 years old). What a hoot! Such is life.
SusieQ says—I always thought there was a lot of fake in this
world and I am almost certain that it is true (i.e. if I like it or not). Many folks will do almost anything fakey to
help themselves accomplish something for their gain. If you don’t believe me, ask DuaneTheWorm
a.k.a. the phony of all phonies. Bingo! I read in the paper soooo it must be right—Politicians
use their bullhorns to fire up the activists (i.e. who the paper said--many are
disturbed people). Saturday question—How do folks become disturbed people?
AverageJoe says—It’s hard to say.
I recently told a couple of folks that they
have class. Some folks have class and
other don’t (i.e. most of you folks do; good hearts). The opposite of
class is course, flamboyant, glitzy, flashy, grotesque, or vulgar. Some think
that “non class” fits both of the candidates for President (i.e. I realize that
some of you don’t agree). LuckieEddie
says--They might be misfits (i.e. or great politicians) but one of them is going
to be President. What is going on here
folks? Suck it up cupcake, it’s going to
happen. In a perfect world this wouldn’t
happen. And we don’t live in a perfect world.
WorldClassLarry says—Co’on folks, accept the fact that neither one of
them have a lot of class (i.e. at least many think that). AverageJoe says--That really depends who is doing the evaluation. Many feel we have a
mess. Such is life.
I read in the paper soooo it must be right that Walmart is
slowing down on U.S. store openings. They are going to spend their time
and effort in bolstering their online presence. No surprise. The market
is changing folks. Probably we will/are going to see major changes in
churches (i.e. that’s probably a no brainier folks). A friend and I were
talking about how we would suggest some churches might thing about changing.
Smaller churches, especially small rural churches will close as time
passes because of lack of money and lack of folks. It’s happening and will
continue. Ok, here is what we think some churches should do—they don’t
have a speaking pastor but simulcast or delay broadcast (i.e. sign up with a
church who has a good speaking pastor). The local service would be done by the
local pastor or lay person but the talk would be by a speaking
pastor. In the digital world today, it can be done with great
clarity and effectiveness. Many of the large churches are doing it
already (i.e. they call them different campuses). Also, not all pastors
are good, dynamic speaking pastors. Then each church hires a dynamic carrying
pastor/lay person to take care of the folks with their personal needs (i.e. one
who is very good with people). The real small churches could even hire a part
time pastor but still have a quality service each Sunday. Hey folks, I saw the
Sunday night football half time show; they showed all the Sunday afternoon high
lights in about 30 seconds. Folks want excitement and fast excitement.
The same-o same-o isn’t going to cut the mustard folks. Boring doesn’t seem to
work very well. BUT folks, probably many churches will just close up
(i.e. would rather shut the doors than change). There is a season for everything. BUT listen folks, for those who
like it the old way, there are plenty of those churches tooo; at least for now.
Such is life.
ItchieBitchie says--Some folks never get rehabbed; they are
what they are and always will be what they are!
Ouchy ouchy! But there are folks that do change. I have changed some, I think. I have relearned once again that I’m not the
general manager of the universe. That thinking of not needing to control, has
lessened the stress in my life (i.e. it’s quite glaring). SusieQ says—Good idea
swervinervin, the greater your need to control, the more stressed you’re going
to be in life.
I went to get some milk at our local store. The UNI football game was on the radio in the
store. I asked the clerk what the score
was—She said--I have no idea; I’m not interested (i.e. I could care less). Others are really interested in sports but
I’m not. I might be interested in something else that they are not interested
in. Interesting now isn’t it. Now that
is interesting folks. Think through that
folks. Just because we think it’s important, others might not. And they might
be right. Huh, interesting. Crazy! Such is life.
2 + 2 = 5? It’s hard to say but I
have always been told to be around good folks who are positive (i.e. my Mom,
Anna, told me that). Most of you folks
are just that (i.e. all but one of you, ha ha).
I have been soooo fortunate to be around such good folks like you guys
(i.e. good folks can make you look “oh soooo good”). Thanksamillion folks!
GeorgeTheCrook says—Negative folks are a real drag; don’t spend tooo much time
around them. WarrenFromOmaha says--A
rule of grammar: double negatives are a no-no.
It's sooo interesting that folks enjoy
"total fiction." They know it's make believe. They enjoy
"suspending their disbelief" to maybe a point that they think it is almost realty. A great diversion of the mind. Folks want political candidates to talk
about the issues. You know why they
can’t? ‘cause they can’t get elected talking about the issues and what it takes
to solve the issues. Examples: The Social Security is going to be broke they
say in 2031. Soooo if a candidate
suggests that we might have to lessen the benefits 35% and tax the
working folks maybe another 25%, the voters won’t vote for them especially if
their opponent says they will increase benefits. You get it.
Our national debt is crazy. Let’s
face it folks, if candidates say they are going to cut entitlements by 35% and
increase taxes 35% and their opponent says they plan to give more entitlements,
(i.e. free from Santa Claus). They don’t have a change to get elected by
discussing the possibilities of correcting the problems. Suspending their disbelieve!!!!
erv’s money back guarantee—Everything will change.
Absolutely! No question. Most probably
will not like the change but it will happen (i.e. there is a season for everything). You can take that to the bank. That is as good as gold. No question. It will happen. Maybe not like
many would like, but it will happen. That is a guarantee by erv. History proves
that folks. It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure that out (e.g. you can't have negative spending forever). Bingo!
Ok folks, some of you think I’m way out of whack. I could be! BUT we who live in America that is a democratic form of government. I
like it. The government is the people for the people (i.e. what the majority wants we get). I like
that tooooo. BUT think through that folks. Who is the majority and does the majority change? Is the majority always right? Trick or treat; give us something good to eat!
Have a FUN day my friends unless you have other plans, (-:
erv
MyFriendJean says—Some of us are like wheels, only useful
when pushed and very easily upset.
P.S. Remember when I talked about a friend who tells me that I should always talk to him before talking to women as I don't seem to say the right words? If Trump would have hired him for advice, Trump might have been a lot better off. I asked my friend what he would have said to him. He said--Keep your mouth shut! That's seems pretty simple!
P.S. Remember when I talked about a friend who tells me that I should always talk to him before talking to women as I don't seem to say the right words? If Trump would have hired him for advice, Trump might have been a lot better off. I asked my friend what he would have said to him. He said--Keep your mouth shut! That's seems pretty simple!
Hey folks, I try to treat and talk to gals the same as guys. Aren’t
I suppose tooo? It appears my friend
thinks I’m missing something. Am I? I
like women; yes, I do. Actually, they
are a lot prettier than my golf buddies.
I don’t want you gals to get an acrimonious idea of me (i.e. do I need to be politically correct when I talk to you gals?). If Hilary gets elected are the Russians going
to talk to her different than to Donnie if he gets elected? I don’t know; it's hard to say. Obviously,
I don’t know what I’m talking about sooooo I think I just better take the
advice of my friend—Keep my mouth shut! Saturday question--Ladies, how do you want me to talk to you? I have to admit, I'm confused. Or can you have it both ways? Do you want it both ways? Soooo when I play pickleball, am I suppose to play different and talk different to ladies and men? How about in business? Totally confused; I'm sorry folks. I better call my friend the way it looks. He knows how to handle women; obviously I don't! I'm sorry to say and admit, I don't have a clue what's going on! Such is life.
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