Who is going to be the first to give us an eyewitness report of the inauguration?
I know many of you took a vacation day to down and be a part of history.
I know many of you took a vacation day to down and be a part of history.
If you enjoy the forum please consider supporting it by signing up for a NES Membership The benefits pay for the membership many times over.
Be sure to enter the NES/MFS June Giveaway ***Keltec SUB2000***
What's to see? It was a pretty low-key affair, by all accounts. I mean, it's not like he's...
Oh, wait.
You meant *YOUR* governor's inauguration.
Who the [bleep] cares?
I feel I should have had the day off as a day of mourning.
The funny part we went up to Maine for lunch and two guys were sitting near us, and they came up there to get away from the inauguration stuff going on.We also ran into a couple from our end of the state too while there.
All in all it was a nice day.![]()
I had to go into Boston today. The first portent of things to come was when I discovered that, even with my Charlie Card, the T fares had gone up 36% on the 1st. (This is on top of the 25% increase last year for a total increase of 70%) I guest that's one reason why they need to increase the minimum wage, though I didn't see any people around that struck me as the minimum wage sorts there today. It seemed to be pretty much evenly split three ways between the limosine liberals, the happy valley intellectuals, and the why work when there's welfare populations. About the only thing missing were the buses of students from Amherst, paid for by student fees and probably counting for some sort of academic credit.
Ken
I had to go into Boston today. The first portent of things to come was when I discovered that, even with my Charlie Card, the T fares had gone up 36% on the 1st. (This is on top of the 25% increase last year for a total increase of 70%) I guest that's one reason why they need to increase the minimum wage, though I didn't see any people around that struck me as the minimum wage sorts there today. It seemed to be pretty much evenly split three ways between the limosine liberals, the happy valley intellectuals, and the why work when there's welfare populations. About the only thing missing were the buses of students from Amherst, paid for by student fees and probably counting for some sort of academic credit.
Ken
The end of the good o'le days..........![]()
Just a matter of time now.![]()
Hope it doesn't take 10-20 years to get a conservative back in..
That reminds me I've got to order a couple of more lowers.
Man business must be boomin right now.