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mbw wrote:Brace yourself; the Houston Chronicle has just endorsed Bill White for governor!
I am shocked, shocked I tell you!!
TSRA and NRA endorse Perryand the rag in Houston endorses White, oh what to do?
Kaboodles have been known to cause cancer in California!sjfcontrol wrote:Only high-capacity kaboodles were outlawed in CA.Oldgringo wrote:[
It's my understanding that kaboodles were outlawed in California?
But only if you smoke them!Mel wrote:Kaboodles have been known to cause cancer in California!sjfcontrol wrote:Only high-capacity kaboodles were outlawed in CA.Oldgringo wrote:[
It's my understanding that kaboodles were outlawed in California?
And then only if you inhale!sjfcontrol wrote:But only if you smoke them!Mel wrote:Kaboodles have been known to cause cancer in California!sjfcontrol wrote:Only high-capacity kaboodles were outlawed in CA.Oldgringo wrote:[
It's my understanding that kaboodles were outlawed in California?
THAT only applies if you're a Democrat!terryg wrote:And then only if you inhale!sjfcontrol wrote:But only if you smoke them!Mel wrote:Kaboodles have been known to cause cancer in California!sjfcontrol wrote:Only high-capacity kaboodles were outlawed in CA.Oldgringo wrote:[
It's my understanding that kaboodles were outlawed in California?
The law currently allows for schools to set their own policy--if a college wanted to allow CHL holders to carry to class they could do so by putting that in their policy manual. None have chosen to do so.RPB wrote:White: It should be left up to each individual campus (to say no... or yes,) [creating a hodgepodge of confusion and conflict of where you can and can't]
Does voting him off the island count?txrr wrote:Wondering if anyone on the Texas CHL forum has publically stated they are voting for White?
The tribe has spoken ...FL450 wrote:Does voting him off the island count?txrr wrote:Wondering if anyone on the Texas CHL forum has publically stated they are voting for White?
If I'm not mistaken, these archaic forms of disseminating information were replaced by town criers. The news was alot more current because there was no longer a need to print and distribute tons of paper. The main positive of the old system was that the establishment could control the flow of information to their subjects, thereby keeping them content and avoiding displeasantness like getting thrown out of office for utterly failing to do anything you were elected to do.sjfcontrol wrote:I think that's one of those old-fashoned things where they used to print outdated "news" on sheets of thin paper, and sell them for small amounts of money. This obviously took significant amounts of time, and therefore the "news" was totally out of date by the time it got to the public.jgedmond wrote:what's this "Houston Chronicle"??
And later, those town criers went to work for them new-fangled television stations...Katygunnut wrote:If I'm not mistaken, these archaic forms of disseminating information were replaced by town criers. The news was alot more current because there was no longer a need to print and distribute tons of paper. The main positive of the old system was that the establishment could control the flow of information to their subjects, thereby keeping them content and avoiding displeasantness like getting thrown out of office for utterly failing to do anything you were elected to do.sjfcontrol wrote:I think that's one of those old-fashoned things where they used to print outdated "news" on sheets of thin paper, and sell them for small amounts of money. This obviously took significant amounts of time, and therefore the "news" was totally out of date by the time it got to the public.jgedmond wrote:what's this "Houston Chronicle"??
