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- tuinal0
I dont believe in Zimmerman
- invisiblechamber0
they are drying my floor after a water damage. now i have these incredibly LOUD machines here running night and day until xmas. ok, i can use my headphones to dimm this, but also there is a pipe going out the OPEN window and i'm fucking FREEZING.
- xenicon0
stay the course OUT
peace with honor IN
- canuck0
Mike Geisser, ESQ.
Or do you need the watch for that ?
- JesseJensen0
My condolences Rand,
She is lucky to have a friend like you to keep her memory alive.
- emokid0
where do i sign?
- Rand0
about what?
- digdre0
fuck, where is that poster fold template
- Nairn0
I mean, it's genius - don't get me wrong.
How many are there out there?
This is like the mid 90s BBS scene - just gotta know the right number!
- pinkfloyd0
Does this sound like a rip off?
- xenicon0
Savile Row your boat
- Rand0
haha--I was going to write that too
- NotByHand0
snag...
- designerror0
zen's moment of rand
- organicgrid0
Top 10 companies lobbying Washington
Influence peddling in Washington is about as old as the city itself.
Financial and political pundits like to talk about how Corporate America's money controls politics, yet few people can tell you which companies are the Beltway's biggest benefactors and why they give so much.Here are the publicly traded companies that have done the most direct lobbying since 2009:
1. General Electric (GE): $134 million
2. AT&T: (T, Tech30) $91.2 million
3. Boeing Co (BA): $90.3 million
4. Northrop Grumman (NOC): $87.9 million
5. Comcast Corp (CMCSA): $86.4 million
6. Verizon Communications: (VZ, Tech30) $86.4 million
7. FedExCorp (FDX): $85.7 million
8. Exxon Mobil (XOM): $85 million
9. Lockheed Martin (LMT): $78.8 million
10. Pfizer (PFE): $77.8 million
16.Google (GOOG): $62.2 million
- mr_snuggles0
I had a sex again... but I swear, it's the last time...
- Greedo0
Saw some really great costumes on halloween, unfortunately none were on kids.
- brooke0
Up.
Almost 2am and I still have a long way to go. . .