The city of St. Paul just ended the radical right wing rabble rousers (Page 2): Yes and the Asian carp are working out well too...

BIRDMAN

permafrost wrote:

MMMM, I will ponder that the next time I see a prickly pear cactus growing out doors in minnesota..

Dandy lions must be the super star of invasive plants.. And yet a fellow not far from us had the gonads to keep 500 lb Tiger for years.. at least he did not plant him in Minnesota..

Yes and the Asian carp are working out well too

archie bunker Loc: Texas

permafrost wrote:

ALL TRUE.... But you must admit, the hold that durn flashlight can be a challenge.. Split the fire wood , should be a given..

change the oil or just check it is a real world problem. dang.. I like the rub dirt on it fix... works well.

You are absolutely correct about the flashlight thing. I can have one of these new fangled things on my head, and one on each finger, and still not get it right. But, you haven't lived if you haven't been yelled at about the flashlight. It gives you thick skin.

I wonder how many of those gals ever had to hold the flashlight for their dads?

archie bunker Loc: Texas

permafrost wrote:

MMMM, I will ponder that the next time I see a prickly pear cactus growing out doors in minnesota..

Dandy lions must be the super star of invasive plants.. And yet a fellow not far from us had the gonads to keep 500 lb Tiger for years.. at least he did not plant him in Minnesota..

Prickly pear cactus has many useful properties to it. Jelly, Vodca, cattle feed, and many more.
It's easy to k**l, and get rid of as well.

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

BIRDMAN wrote:

Yes and the Asian carp are working out well too

Glad you mentioned them.. maybe the most destructive of all.. when they leap into a boat and hit you in the anywhere, it can hurt.. Took a while but as of last summer they got beyound the dams on the Mississippi and into more rivers and even lakes..

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

archie bunker wrote:

You are absolutely correct about the flashlight thing. I can have one of these new fangled things on my head, and one on each finger, and still not get it right. But, you haven't lived if you haven't been yelled at about the flashlight. It gives you thick skin.

I wonder how many of those gals ever had to hold the flashlight for their dads?

LOL, yes , that should be a lead question at this kind of opening news event..

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

archie bunker wrote:

Prickly pear cactus has many useful properties to it. Jelly, Vodca, cattle feed, and many more.
It's easy to k**l, and get rid of as well.

Truly??? all I ever got from it was a stuck finger.. only seen wild ones two times.. but they claim we have had them for a long time and are not knew.. just in SW minnesota unless planted.. My mother planted a couple but took them inside the house every winter..

Prickly pear vodca with juice... now that could work..

archie bunker Loc: Texas

permafrost wrote:

Truly??? all I ever got from it was a stuck finger.. only seen wild ones two times.. but they claim we have had them for a long time and are not knew.. just in SW minnesota unless planted.. My mother planted a couple but took them inside the house every winter..

Prickly pear vodca with juice... now that could work..

They're a great, diverse food source. Of course, if times get hard enough, the same could be said about wetbacks....

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

archie bunker wrote:

They're a great, diverse food source. Of course, if times get hard enough, the same could be said about wetbacks....

Darn archie you will have us doing the Donner party thing... ish.... lol, when you wrote "wetbacks", my mind locked on razor backs and was thinking bacon from the wild hog.. oh well, maybe I need to eat breakfast before I hit the sack...

RascalRiley Loc: Somewhere south of Detroit

federally indicted mattoid wrote:

Hot diggity damn!

It's about time.

I've always thought that putting women in charge would make things better

I too have maintained for a long time that women should be in charge.
More nurturing.

LogicallyRight Loc: Chicago

permafrost wrote:

I less that a working day, St Paul changed the fut... (show quote)

***I less that a working day, St Paul changed the future of the capital city for Minnesota..

>>>What were you trying to say there. Curious minds want to know.

***Lets hear the cheer for these fine ladies..
>>>Now that is diversity in action. Sounds like a sewing circle or a book club.

AuntiE Loc: 45th Least Free State

permafrost wrote:

I less that a working day, St Paul changed the fut... (show quote)

Every time I hear affordable housing, I know for a fact rent control is next, leading to what were attractive areas are going to become dilapidated, deteriorating dumps.

Hmmm, law enforcement t***slates to a revolving door through for criminals. Think of the fun when your shoplifting, car jackings, etc. increase. You can be just like DC, LA, and other metropolitan areas.

Congratulations on the future disaster your beloved city becomes.

AuntiE Loc: 45th Least Free State

RascalRiley wrote:

I too have maintained for a long time that women should be in charge.
More nurturing.

Obviously, you are thinking of past generations of women. The third wave feminists cannot even spell, much less understand or do, nurturing.

nonalien1 Loc: Mojave Desert

permafrost wrote:

I less that a working day, St Paul changed the fut... (show quote)

Whoop De Doo!!!!

wilpharm

Liberty Tree wrote:

If they follow other liberal Democrat run cities. St. Paul is in big trouble.

bring on the muzzie trash!! defund the cops, etc etc

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

AuntiE wrote:

Every time I hear affordable housing, I know for a fact rent control is next, leading to what were attractive areas are going to become dilapidated, deteriorating dumps.

Hmmm, law enforcement t***slates to a revolving door through for criminals. Think of the fun when your shoplifting, car jackings, etc. increase. You can be just like DC, LA, and other metropolitan areas.

Congratulations on the future disaster your beloved city becomes.

I do hope you are not correct.. but you may very well be.. housing seems to be the number one domestic problem everywhere.. While I did not follow the e******n, seems the law issue is not for leniency but for stronger enforcement.. I live a long way from St Paul and only paid attention when the all women situation was on the network news..

It does seem the "projects" has always been a derogatory term.. and the condition of many of them was downhill from day one..

the twin cities has a homeless problem even in winter. A normal winter, not just a very warm one as this one has been to date..

They cleared campgrounds and the campers moved 3 short blocks and set up in another niche of the freeway system..