FB: Liberty League

[labart96]

Hey TGP-

If you are going to use Regs' "like school on a Sunday" line, couldn't you throw me a bone?  I mean there are 8 guests viewing this topis right now!! 

My bags, but TGP thought that the "school on sunday" line originally came from Russell of Fat Albert fame:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cFDBW7Xgagg

k+ to Reg for the rent.

[labart96]

From: http://hotchickswithdouchebags.com/

From our friends at the MIAC board.

hysterical. 

[union89]

From: http://hotchickswithdouchebags.com/

From our friends at the MIAC board.

The women are just as bad for hanging out with these clown's.  These pictures remind U89 a lot of the folks in Merrimack Valley.

[Tags]

RE: Papplebum...

He, the rest of Red Sox Nation and Yankees Nation should stop pretending that they are the center of the baseball universe and are the only ones that matter in MLB...

There are other teams that matter?

[Tags]

Anyone got a good recipe for topis? Pep, ever adventurous in the kitchen, made gnocchi from scratch and was pleased with the results...now it's time to move along to something more challenging.

Tags enjoys dabbling with a little Tony's pizza every now & then Pep, just to spice it up a little -- keeps the kitchen skills fresh.

[Regulator]

Reg has literally spent about 6 cumulative hours on the site HCwDb's and last night I was literally in tears over the Donkey D captions.

This has to be one of my favorite pictures on the site.



And for you cats that ever wonder what a hater reunion looks like

[JT]

LD,

Even his FAQ is worth a few laughs:

Q: Aren't all douchebags from Jersey?

A: While the douche force is strong in Jersey, it is not the only typhoid Mary of the Grieco virus. Jersey Douches remain the most obvious of the mockable scumbuckets who continue to molest hotties on a daily basis, and they will always have a home here at HCwDB. But we also explore the secondary and tertiary douche. The tonguebags, the handbags, the cactus heads and yes even the Fratchoads.


the secondary and tertiary douche part  is making JT laugh his azz off. Grieco virus

[JT]

Jim Cramer: Stocks are Doomed, Sell Everything

Discuss amongst yourselves.

[Jonny Utah]

JU has a few thing to vent about today....

1) New Hampshire toll booth on I-95 north.

Now, if no body knows about this thing, let me tell you that it is the most frustrating, pointless, pain in the arse thing a driver could ever deal with.  Heres the deal.....People from south of Maine, (Mass, RI, NY, Conn, etc...) that like to travel to the Pine tree State on I-95 north, must go through about 5 minutes of New Hampshire on the same road.  Now, there no bridge or anything, but this dam state has decided to put a $1.50 toll within that 5 minute stretch of road.  I am not kidding that I had to wait almost an hour because this stupid "tool booth" was backed up to the MA border.  It was the first time that I almost wrote my US rep and ask him if the airforce could practice some airstrikes on these toll booths.  I mean....$1.50?  I wasted AT LEAST $5.00 in gas sitting for that hour in traffic.  Man I was pissed.

2) Parking around the world trade center in Boston

Now this area of Boston is a semi-busy one, and during the week probably has about 9,750 cars parked in about 10,000 spots.  Its a commuter parking lot for the city and is accessed by the major routes/tunnels into Boston.  It costs a generally fair $18 to park all day during the day.  Now this Sat night, I went down to the 'Barking Crab' restaurant (U89 Im sure knows it well).  Now the same area has the same 10,000 parking spots, but probably less than 500 cars there (people only park there to go to a few selcect spots in the area).  But what do ya know?  Still $18 to park when there are 9,499 empty parking spots.  I packed it up and found a street spot downtown for free. 

Solutions?

1)Massachusetts should set up a $5 toll booth on the state line every weekday morning comming into the state, and then charge $5 on the way back in the evening (except fridays in the summer).  This will show those "live free or die" loonbirds to smarten up and destroy that stupid toll booth. 

2) There should be no profit parking lots in any city in the country.  Parking in every US city should be free or at least reasonable.

['gro]

JU - gro found the security tape of your recent toll booth ordeal

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bXyFy3d8QeI

[stimulator]

JU:

Just got back from ME this weekend.  As I live near the MA/NH border and travel to ME often, the toll booth situation is one of my major pet peeves.

By the time I get to the toll booth my BP is through the roof.  What's worse is the reality the f'in state won't pass a sales tax and says f*y* to everyone heading north while they add to the state coffers.

They feel they can inconvenience tens of thousands of people every weekend in the summer.  They even resisted EZ Pass till the 11th hour... then stuck them right in the middle of 8 lanes to increase the confusion and add another level of complexity to an already bad situation.

Last time we had any action on this at all is when the Governor of NH was stuck for over an hour in the same mess...  miraculously he found it was plausible to make it a one way toll... which unfortunately didn't last long. 

Now that you mention it, an air strike doesn't sound like a bad idea.  I was thinking perhaps on Concord..

[union89]

JU has a few thing to vent about today....

1) New Hampshire toll booth on I-95 north.

Now, if no body knows about this thing, let me tell you that it is the most frustrating, pointless, pain in the arse thing a driver could ever deal with.  Heres the deal.....People from south of Maine, (Mass, RI, NY, Conn, etc...) that like to travel to the Pine tree State on I-95 north, must go through about 5 minutes of New Hampshire on the same road.  Now, there no bridge or anything, but this dam state has decided to put a $1.50 toll within that 5 minute stretch of road.  I am not kidding that I had to wait almost an hour because this stupid "tool booth" was backed up to the MA border.  It was the first time that I almost wrote my US rep and ask him if the airforce could practice some airstrikes on these toll booths.  I mean....$1.50?  I wasted AT LEAST $5.00 in gas sitting for that hour in traffic.  Man I was pissed.

2) Parking around the world trade center in Boston

Now this area of Boston is a semi-busy one, and during the week probably has about 9,750 cars parked in about 10,000 spots.  Its a commuter parking lot for the city and is accessed by the major routes/tunnels into Boston.  It costs a generally fair $18 to park all day during the day.  Now this Sat night, I went down to the 'Barking Crab' restaurant (U89 Im sure knows it well).  Now the same area has the same 10,000 parking spots, but probably less than 500 cars there (people only park there to go to a few selcect spots in the area).  But what do ya know?  Still $18 to park when there are 9,499 empty parking spots.  I packed it up and found a street spot downtown for free. 

Solutions?

1)Massachusetts should set up a $5 toll booth on the state line every weekday morning comming into the state, and then charge $5 on the way back in the evening (except fridays in the summer).  This will show those "live free or die" loonbirds to smarten up and destroy that stupid toll booth. 

2) There should be no profit parking lots in any city in the country.  Parking in every US city should be free or at least reasonable.

U89 used to love the Barking Crab until it got shut down a few years ago for dumping raw sewerage into the Harbor.

I'm with you on that NH toll......brutal.

[bman]

Bman enjoys the Delaware State line toll on all holidays....
4.00 toll and 5 mile back-ups...for the "priviledge" of driving through Delaware

[superman57]

Bman enjoys the Delaware State line toll on all holidays....
4.00 toll and 5 mile back-ups...for the "priviledge" of driving through Delaware

Wait.....Your car actually fits into the state

[Pat Coleman]

Bman enjoys the Delaware State line toll on all holidays....
4.00 toll and 5 mile back-ups...for the "priviledge" of driving through Delaware

I enjoy it too, while I'm getting off at Elkton, Md., and driving two miles through Newark, Del., to avoid the toll entirely. Takes all of about 10 minutes longer.