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What does KOD mean to you?
What a MORON. Trying to spam and doesn't even know how to do it properly.What a LOSER!!!! HAHAHAHA— November 19, 2018 8:43 a.m.
The case for civility
https://www.dictionary.com/noresult?term=un%C2%B7…— November 15, 2018 3:16 p.m.
The case for civility
Archaic enough that it apparently is not included in the Miriam-Webster dictionary nor any other online dictionaries I looked at,.which is sufficient enough for me to say it isn't actually a word. Just my opinion. Opinions vary.— November 15, 2018 1:02 p.m.
The case for civility
No, actually I didn't. The frequency of ocurrence of your viewpoint is of no consequence to the statement I made.— November 15, 2018 12:57 p.m.
Cook less, enjoy more
Actually, it seems to me that the article, one in a long series written by Eve Kelly, is called "Cook less, enjoy more Thanksgiving takeout options" and the column is entitled "Best Buys".— November 15, 2018 12:52 p.m.
The case for civility
BTW, I don't believe uncivility is actually a word. I think the proper word would be incivility. Kind of surprised our resident editor and spelling monitor didn't catch it.— November 15, 2018 8:22 a.m.
The case for civility
Interesting that you would have such a thought. Most of the people I know consider the ability to maintain civility to be an asset and a strength, especially so in the arena of politics.— November 15, 2018 8:18 a.m.
Tie your key inside your shorts with the waistband string
The whole purpose of a fob with a detachable "dumb" key is so that if your fob won't work, dead battery, for example, you can still access and operate your car with the key. I just leave the fob at home and use the key.— November 13, 2018 12:20 p.m.
Mayor Dedina welcomes Marines to I.B.
You shouldn't presume what I think. The only thing we agree upon is that this was a political stunt, pure and simple and it failed miserably. Regular armed forces troops have been frequently been put into service during and after natural disasters. Federal troops can only be used for civil insurrection with the invocation of the Insurrection Act. I mentioned a couple examples, but it has used several other times. For example, Gen. MacArthur was in charge of an action after WWI, Federal troops intervened against the American Indian Movement at Wounded Knee in the 70's, Harry Truman invoked it after WWII to break a strike. I'm sure you get the idea. As for the US being "occupied by our own military", WRONG!! The troops at the border are NOT an occupying force. They are there for logistical support and to supplement the BP in a NON LAW ENFORCEMENT capacity, as restricted by federal law and the US Constitution. They don't even have weapons. The only troops on the border with weapons in their possession are the Military police. I would also note that the troops at the border are not receiving imminent-danger pay since troops do not qualify for the special pay unless they are on duty "in foreign areas, designated as such because of wartime conditions, civil war, civil insurrection, or terrorism." Failed political stunt, yes! Unneeded and unwarranted, yes!! but "crossing the red line from our being a free country to one occupied by our own military", no. Not even close.— November 13, 2018 12:17 p.m.
Scooters on the Coronado bridge
Sometimes you just can't fix stupid!!— November 13, 2018 11:47 a.m.