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A friend of mine told me that the last time he was there, the service was horrible, and it took forever for them to get their order. I guess I would go just for the comedy, not for the food. 

Thanks for sharing this link. The RentCafe site really has some great information on it and I got to see some really nice images of some of the buildings in Houston. 

16 hours ago, UtterlyUrban said:

Fact:  classified material was sent by Secretary Clinton via email on non-State.gov servers.  Some will say that the information was "not marked" as classified and that may be true.  However, shouldn't the Secretary of State 1) understand what is actually classified (whether or not marked) and 2) exhibit enough judgement as to understand that she may, from time to time, receive and/or need to forward, information that MIGHT be classified and therefore ensure that ALL WORK RELATED emails go through her COMPANY'S (I.e. The State Department's) email?  The only way she can do that is to actually use it.  Huge error in judgement that I believe may yet to be shown as also illegal.

I totally agree with you UtterlyUrban. It was a huge error in judgement, but maybe not enough to classify it as a crime. I do believe that Hillary wasn't necessarily the best 'man' for the job, but maybe what she did wasn't as bad as it was made out to be. 

A friend of mine just got mugged a few hours ago in broad daylight and in full view of other people who just stood by and did nothing to help her. Is this what the world has come to? Would you help someone if they were being mugged right in front of you?

I personally don't think that Trump is the best man for the job, but seeing as Hillary belongs more in a jail cell than she does in the White House, I guess I'd prefer to have Trump in the seat. 

Yes, totally. In fact, it's amazing just how fast some people have come to believe that the world owes them for something that they didn't even know existed ten minutes ago. Now they just take it for granted that it should always be there. 

On 11/7/2016 at 10:55 AM, werdserf 99 said:

I have seen a direct correlation between what people give in life, and what they get in return.

 

For example, people who give love, typically get it in return from others.

I also believe this to be true. You do get what you give. I was taught that whatever you put out into the universe goes along a curved line, and not a straight line, which means that it eventually comes right back to you.