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Red Neck Gardening
The cat has a two gopher a day habit, and she's not doing tequila that I know of.... but she does catnip. Prefers that trendy raw food.— June 14, 2012 9:45 p.m.
Red Neck Gardening
I think they ought to market "Gopher on a stick" at the county fair -- deep fried, and people on the midway will eat almost anything.— June 11, 2012 3:26 p.m.
Paulson Raked in $27 Million a Year While Heading Goldman, Says Expert Graef Crystal, Who Opposes the $700 Billion Bailout and Also Opposes Compensation Controls
Good article and comments. If this is the "global economy" then give me a good old pyramid scheme any day; at least the politics are simpler to understand, and there aren't those pesky lobbying groups. Paulson has proposed letting the foxes guard the henhouse. In his perfect world, they'd be overpaid too.— September 25, 2008 9:07 a.m.
Jack in the Box, Rubio’s, Charlotte Russe, WD-40, and Callaway Golf face a double whammy:
I agree that Brigantine's fish tacos are better -- and happy hour is the time to order them. There's also, if you're in Encinitas, a small restaurant called Mexican Viejo, which has superb fish tacos and burritos. Their tacos make eating at Rubio's similar to dining out on cardboard. Viejo is on Encinitas Blvd, tucked in behind the old Pat and Oscars.— September 1, 2008 11:32 a.m.