What Did You Learn Today?
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What Did You Learn Today?
Seems like a reasonable topic of discussion, no?
For example, I was watching TV this morning, and I learned that apparently Cadillac somehow feels that the Escalade is "legendary." Wow… legendary? Really? The Escalade? No.
The Mustang is legendary. The GT40. The Corvette. There hasn't been a Cadillac I would consider legendary that didn't have tail fins at the back or bull horns at the front. The Escalade is no more legendary than my Escape.
Up yours, Cadillac.
So. What did you learn today?
For example, I was watching TV this morning, and I learned that apparently Cadillac somehow feels that the Escalade is "legendary." Wow… legendary? Really? The Escalade? No.
The Mustang is legendary. The GT40. The Corvette. There hasn't been a Cadillac I would consider legendary that didn't have tail fins at the back or bull horns at the front. The Escalade is no more legendary than my Escape.
Up yours, Cadillac.
So. What did you learn today?
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Last edited by zzcoop; 11/10/08 at 09:47 AM.
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Interesting article but I think most people are missing the fact that phys-ed was just to get your *** out of a chair. I sit in front of a computer for at least 12 hours a day, and it is starting to show. When I was going to the gym some things I learned in phys-ed did come into play. Like, where to stand when you have a hot gym teacher.
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me too as a former emloyee has kept keys for some trucks and he was caught on a serurity camera at a hospital riffling though a van while the operator was in the hospital working. Poor bast rd he is is soo much dung and he doesn't know it as yet !
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I learned that the 2nd amendment was meant for militias only
A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.