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Re: New York
Познах, че мъжа ми ще се върне в къщи с TruMoo
и по едно време
малкия започна да врънка, че иска да си играе с деца и ние го заведахме
нa drop off day care и мъжа ми вика, хайде да ходим на кино, но нямаше хубав
филм и после ме попита искам ли да ме заведе до магазина за алкохол и аз
естествено само това чаках и влизаме ние в магазина и касиера го пита:
- "Can I point you toward something?" и мъжа ми казва:
-"No! This is for her! I'm just the guy that puts the wallet." и касиера му отговаря:
-"Escort?!?"
Паднах!
Сега ще си отворя Octoberfest
Ramstein - Du Hast Mich -
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escort
1.
a. One or more persons accompanying another to guide, protect, or show honor.
b. A man who is the companion of a woman, especially on a social occasion.
c. A person, often a prostitute, who is hired to spend time with another as a companion.
2.
a. One or more vehicles accompanying another vehicle to guide, protect, or honor its passengers.
b. One or more warships or planes used to defend or protect other craft from enemy attack.
3. The state of being accompanied by a person or protective guard.
Аз веднага се изчервих и си помислих, че са ме взели за проститутка,
а мъжа ми обясни, че не са ме взели за проститутка, а него за бодигард.
Кой за каквото си мисли
Rammstein - Engel -
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и по едно време
малкия започна да врънка, че иска да си играе с деца и ние го заведахме
нa drop off day care и мъжа ми вика, хайде да ходим на кино, но нямаше хубав
филм и после ме попита искам ли да ме заведе до магазина за алкохол и аз
естествено само това чаках и влизаме ние в магазина и касиера го пита:
- "Can I point you toward something?" и мъжа ми казва:
-"No! This is for her! I'm just the guy that puts the wallet." и касиера му отговаря:
-"Escort?!?"
Паднах!
Сега ще си отворя Octoberfest
Ramstein - Du Hast Mich -
[линк]
escort
1.
a. One or more persons accompanying another to guide, protect, or show honor.
b. A man who is the companion of a woman, especially on a social occasion.
c. A person, often a prostitute, who is hired to spend time with another as a companion.
2.
a. One or more vehicles accompanying another vehicle to guide, protect, or honor its passengers.
b. One or more warships or planes used to defend or protect other craft from enemy attack.
3. The state of being accompanied by a person or protective guard.
Аз веднага се изчервих и си помислих, че са ме взели за проститутка,
а мъжа ми обясни, че не са ме взели за проститутка, а него за бодигард.
Кой за каквото си мисли
Rammstein - Engel -
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Доре,
Ебаха ли те този уикенд като хората?
Аз снощи ебах една кака, брифли, преди това ядохме пълнени чушки и пихме бира, после я чуках на задна прашка, толкова дълбоко и го вкарвах, че усещах как пращеше вътре, кура ми се изкриви да блъска в нещо, а като свършвах тя си стискаше путката ритмично и го изцеди в нея докрай !!!
Почти успях да свърша задоволително, след което ми направи и масаж.
Ебати кефа, ей това е живот мамка му !!! :)))
Аз снощи ебах една кака, брифли, преди това ядохме пълнени чушки и пихме бира, после я чуках на задна прашка, толкова дълбоко и го вкарвах, че усещах как пращеше вътре, кура ми се изкриви да блъска в нещо, а като свършвах тя си стискаше путката ритмично и го изцеди в нея докрай !!!
Почти успях да свърша задоволително, след което ми направи и масаж.
Ебати кефа, ей това е живот мамка му !!! :)))
Re: New York
New Yorkers Fleeing State
Taxed-out New Yorkers are voting with their feet, with a staggering 1.6 million residents fleeing the state over the last decade.
For the second consecutive decade, New York led the nation in the percentage of residents leaving for other states, according to the report by the Empire Center for State Policy.
The population loss is "the ultimate barometer of New York's attractiveness as a place to work, live and do business," the report's co-author, E.J. McMahon, said. "It's the ultimate indication that we've been doing things wrong."
Most analysts blamed New York's high taxes and skyrocketing cost of living for the mass exodus.
The Tax Foundation ranked New York highest in the nation in the combined state and local tax burden in 2008. And as small-business lobbyist Mike Durant noted, New York has also "consistently ranked worst or in the top three worst in business climate. You can't suck every penny out of people and expect them to remain in New York."
Since 1960, New York has lost 7.3 million residents to other states -- a net loss of 2.5 million people after adding in an influx of 4.8 million new immigrants, the study found.
Overall, the state's population grew by 2 percent between 2000 and 2010, but that rate that fell far behind states with lower taxes, growing economies and warmer climates like Nevada, Florida and Arizona, the three fastest-growing states, according to The New York Post .
Taxed-out New Yorkers are voting with their feet, with a staggering 1.6 million residents fleeing the state over the last decade.
For the second consecutive decade, New York led the nation in the percentage of residents leaving for other states, according to the report by the Empire Center for State Policy.
The population loss is "the ultimate barometer of New York's attractiveness as a place to work, live and do business," the report's co-author, E.J. McMahon, said. "It's the ultimate indication that we've been doing things wrong."
Most analysts blamed New York's high taxes and skyrocketing cost of living for the mass exodus.
The Tax Foundation ranked New York highest in the nation in the combined state and local tax burden in 2008. And as small-business lobbyist Mike Durant noted, New York has also "consistently ranked worst or in the top three worst in business climate. You can't suck every penny out of people and expect them to remain in New York."
Since 1960, New York has lost 7.3 million residents to other states -- a net loss of 2.5 million people after adding in an influx of 4.8 million new immigrants, the study found.
Overall, the state's population grew by 2 percent between 2000 and 2010, but that rate that fell far behind states with lower taxes, growing economies and warmer climates like Nevada, Florida and Arizona, the three fastest-growing states, according to The New York Post .
Re: New York
New York
New York is by far the least free state in the Union. It has also experienced the most interstate emigration of any state over the last decade. New York has by far the highest taxes in the country. Property, selective sales, individual income, and corporate-income taxes are particularly high. Spending on public welfare, hospitals, electric power, transit, employee retirement, and “other and unallocable” expenses are well above national norms. Only Alaska has more government debt as a percentage of the economy. On personal freedoms, gun laws are extremely restrictive, but marijuana laws are better than average, while tobacco laws are extremely strict, and cigarette taxes are the highest in the country. Motorists are highly regulated, and homeschool regulations are excessive, but nondrug victimless-crimes arrests are low. New York has the strictest health-insurance community-rating regulations in the country, which have wiped out the individual market. Mandated coverages are worse than average but were actually cut back substantially in 2007–2008. Eminent domain abuse is rampant and unchecked. Perversely (in our view), the state has stricter contribution limits for grassroots PACs than for corporate and union PACs. On the positive side, occupational licensing is somewhat better than average.
New York is by far the least free state in the Union. It has also experienced the most interstate emigration of any state over the last decade. New York has by far the highest taxes in the country. Property, selective sales, individual income, and corporate-income taxes are particularly high. Spending on public welfare, hospitals, electric power, transit, employee retirement, and “other and unallocable” expenses are well above national norms. Only Alaska has more government debt as a percentage of the economy. On personal freedoms, gun laws are extremely restrictive, but marijuana laws are better than average, while tobacco laws are extremely strict, and cigarette taxes are the highest in the country. Motorists are highly regulated, and homeschool regulations are excessive, but nondrug victimless-crimes arrests are low. New York has the strictest health-insurance community-rating regulations in the country, which have wiped out the individual market. Mandated coverages are worse than average but were actually cut back substantially in 2007–2008. Eminent domain abuse is rampant and unchecked. Perversely (in our view), the state has stricter contribution limits for grassroots PACs than for corporate and union PACs. On the positive side, occupational licensing is somewhat better than average.