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nloI hope Rachel Madcow is next. § dogman19532014-02-24 04:42:41lnkI'm on a diet. § mygrane2014-02-24 04:39:52fsmLibs......"I invested in wind powered Planes" § Humpty-was-pushed2014-02-24 04:37:40fsmI wish I had money invested in Texas Oil gorags2014-02-24 04:36:14I would be doing great now. Much better that Electric and Solar cars. omaThe typical rich person is a payroll ibRightandLeft2014-02-24 04:24:47employee in this country, that doesn't work in finance. As the poster boy for objectivity....oh, never mind, I was thinking of someone else.sdoand now it's arbitrary.... ibRightandLeft2014-02-24 04:21:57they lowered the projections...and then said, I think we better throw in another 10 percent. That's science, by concensus.omayou can own, property, businesses, guns, now in neverez2014-02-24 04:19:12context which do you think I was talking about?nclplease do explain, I need a good laugh § neverez2014-02-24 03:39:20Governors? I don't remember. LayOffMyHusband2014-02-24 01:11:23I'm enjoying this story too much. http://ift.tt/1heYsdFSo enough with the little troll who hates facts Cirque_du_GOP2014-02-24 01:07:38Cons are bitching about a small raise in prices. It's to the point the GOP is sucking off the Dems, they don't do shit, fuss about everything, when & if they are their. Fuck over everyone while they give the rich more breaks, which didn't get jobs & now they blame Obama. Seriously I can't get enough of saying this. The GOP shit in the wind & it blew back on them. oops.I actually used the letters B U S H in LayOffMyHusband2014-02-24 01:05:38the same sentence.lnkI'll give you more time to look at it. § LayOffMyHusband2014-02-24 01:02:02So, the GOP is whining about 46 cents, I think Cirque_du_GOP2014-02-24 01:01:29we see now, who needs to get a jobI don't need a link. It's common sense § FROG-452014-02-24 01:00:52I see some rolling over going on already I know Cirque_du_GOP2014-02-24 01:00:37itlnkBut a very accurate one, I'm a fluke § Cirque_du_GOP2014-02-24 00:59:07lnkI must be the only one I know that is the Cirque_du_GOP2014-02-24 00:54:49opposite of that. Except my immediate familybecause of the Robber Barons (R) LayOffMyHusband2014-02-24 00:54:04that's what I saidlnkBringing Men Back Into Families "The U.S. has do FROG-452014-02-24 00:51:43 "The U.S. has done a better job of integrating women into the workplace than in integrating men into the family—especially into the lives of children in the non-intact family." Jordan Ott was the third of his mother’s six children, born over the course of four marriages. By age 8, he’d had two step-dads; his brothers and sisters had more or fewer based on birth order. Each child also had different numbers of siblings, depending on whether their own dads fathered other children. Ott has one full sister, four half-siblings and at one point had three step-siblings “that I know of,” he said. His own father has mostly lived far away. His story is not uncommon today. More than half of babies of mothers under 30 are born out of wedlock. The divorce rate among those who do marry exceeds 40 percent, according to the 2012 State of Our Unions report. These statistics play out most often in the form of absent fathers—or the arrival and departure of serial father figures involved in romantic relationships with a child’s mother. (Moms still usually retain custody in a breakup or divorce.) Twenty-four million American children—one in three—are growing up in homes without their biological fathers, the 2011 Census says. Children in father-absent homes, it notes, are almost four times more likely to be poor.

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