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DrBombay 
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Posted on: Oct. 12 2004,4:54 am |
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| Quote | | We have done things with them on a socail basis but not sure that is really your business. I would consider her and Kevin friends. |
Alright Already, it's not my business and I could care less if you guys are swingers. Let it go for Godsake!
It proves my point you two are in Kahoots anyway.
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repdan
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Posted on: Oct. 12 2004,9:22 am |
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So, let me see if I undestand this, in you are friends with someone you are in Kahoots. LOL
Corporate Farming...I don't care if you don't forgive me I can't help it if you want to create your own facts those are hard to offset. But for the last time, there was no change in the Corportate Farming laws. Are you saying you don't support the Minnesota Family Farm Corporations?
PS I also know Tobby Telles so I suppose I am in Kahoots with him too.
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DrBombay
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Posted on: Oct. 12 2004,12:27 pm |
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A ha! You knew where the knife was all along didn't you? 
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DrBombay
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Posted on: Oct. 12 2004,12:33 pm |
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I guess I'm in Kahoots with Toby too! He was a friend of my sons from way back in Jr. High. I feel bad about the situation, I don't know what happened but one life is gone and Toby's sure messed his life up. I liked him and he was always very nice and respectful to me. I'm just sad for him and his family.
How are you related to Adonis? (Wow that just dawned on me, Toby and Adonis were best friends back then.)
Toby worked at Hanson Tire for awhile, didn't he?
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DrBombay
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Posted on: Oct. 12 2004,4:03 pm |
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| Quote | | 3. It "sucks" because of who does the scoring. You mentioned the vote in the House and Senate and one looks more partiasian then the other, that is because folks want to use this in the elections. |
This record is from the League of Conservation Voters. Through 2003 you averaged a whopin 30%. Do you have a problem with the League of Conservation Voters?
I don't see anything wrong with the Land Stewardship Project.
I guess it depends on ideology. I'm in favor of more humane organic type farming. You are more the Corporate Farm and Feed Lot type of guy.
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repdan
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Posted on: Oct. 12 2004,9:33 pm |
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Organic farming is fine with me. In fact, I think there are going to be more and more opportunitys for this. What corporate farms in Minnesota don't you like? I was pleased to see Seaboard leave, Maxx is right about them wanting to Corp farm. In Oklahoma the own everything. That could not happen here then and still can't now.
I have not looked at the League of Conservation voters stuff in a while, but I have more respect for them than the Land Stewardship folks. Modern feedlots cause less polution than the old open lots, you just need to use your head about where you locate them, which is why I like County control. As a side note, the way this works is the Federal Clean Water act is the base, states can take over control but they have to maintain standards as strong as the Feds, many states don't and just let the feds handle it, we allow counties to take the control from the state but the regs have to be as strong, at the county level, you have the resources to have a feedlot officer, they understand the soils and locations much better than some guy in St. Paul or Washington. However, unless a township is prepared to invest in the people and equipment to do a good job I don't think we should push the control down. In that case, who looks out for the land owner who has a good plan but because of the politics and not science can't produce?
Tobby did work with us when he was in high school, he was always very nice and I liked him. He moved to Atlanta for a while and have stayed down there. I have only seen him a few times in the past year or so, and always nice.
I have heard bits and pieces about the Austin deal and am waiting to see what comes out in court. I feel bad for his family and the family of the person who died, they are the people who will pay the price.
Addonis is my nephew. This whole thing remind me of the people here thoght I was posting under another name, they had no clue about my thoughts and ideas. I have watched drugs and booze do lots of damage, but I have no idea what the answer is, at the risk of sounding minnow like, we have spent tons of money on the war on drugs for over 80 years and I don't think we are any better off. If I had the answer to this one, I would not be selling tires.
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DrBombay
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Posted on: Oct. 12 2004,10:09 pm |
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Toby worked at Rainbow Foods for quite awhile, and then I think at Nelson's when it re-opened. His mom lives near us so we would see him now and then. He played basketball once in awhile with my younger son. Just a few days before this happened, I heard on the scanner that Toby and his brother were in a fight. Their mom called the police. (Alcohol induced!) I too have saw a lot of that kind of thing in my life.
For awhile there when they hadn't found the knife and it didn't sound like they were getting any answers out of him, I was kind of hoping he didn't do it and he didn't know where the knife was.
I totally agree about the war on drugs. It doesn't seem like there is anyway to fight a war like that. I havn't heard anything, but I'm sure this incident had something to do with drugs. I know some of the others that were mentioned in that article also. I remember one my boys playing baseball with Derrick Moore when he was about 12. It's pretty sad when you think about them as kids, and now life has turned out so tragic.
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Madd Max
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Posted on: Oct. 12 2004,10:20 pm |
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I read that you repdan had only a 30% voting record in support of Labor during the last session. As I look back at the votes on these bills it seems to be true. Is this truly how you feel about labor people or is there some arm twisting by Speaker Swiggum going on in St. Paul? Either way this past session was not your best work for labor people. 
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repdan
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Posted on: Oct. 13 2004,4:26 pm |
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Which votes do you have questions on? Did the measure pass in the Senate? Part of the job of the minority is to offer amendments that look good but are offered only to make the other side look bad, the R's did it too. FYI, I did not do to well on the Taxpayers League Score card either.
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carpe ductem.....remember we're all in this together..I'm pull'n for you.
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DrBombay
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Posted on: Oct. 13 2004,5:45 pm |
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That's a good thing!!! 
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