This one is classic (radical, Obama, solution, dollars)

[freightshaker]

Originally Posted by uggabugga

the paper using a sketch of a boat as its logo for 'fast news' tells you the woman was a republican?

I have learned to ignore the nutty reponses of some of the posters here.... It makes life simple... I do miss the comedy of it sometimes though...

[uggabugga]

Originally Posted by HistorianDude

Responses tend to mirror what they are responding to.

you must have been responding to your own blather.

Nothing in this thread would give anyone confidence that was true.

of course. not even the dictionary definition would do that

[desertdetroiter]

Originally Posted by HistorianDude

Brunswick, Georgia... adjacent to Country Club Estates Golf Course.

Yep. GoogleEarth the street. Nice homes...definitely not the welfare profile. And it's definitely in Brunswick. Look at the article next to this one. Under the name "Gordon," you can see where Brunswick is almost spelled out except for the last few letters.

[uggabugga]

Originally Posted by freightshaker

I have learned to ignore the nutty reponses of some of the posters here.... It makes life simple... I do miss the comedy of it sometimes though...

it certainly has comedic value, not much else though

[old_cold]

The paper is the Brunswick News.
Google map Hornet Drive in Brunswick, Ga and take a gander at the area.

edited to add...........oooops, I'm slow

[TheHurricaneKid]

Well, let us evaluate this passage by our ignorance of the situation...

Is the purse a gift?
Was the owner on food stamps upon obtaining the purse?
Can the owner sell the purse for a high value?

Yes, or no?

[HistorianDude]

Originally Posted by uggabugga

you must have been responding to your own blather.

Why guess? There's a little linky button thingy right there that will show you exactly what I was responding to. These Interwebs. So amazing.

Originally Posted by uggabugga

of course. not even the dictionary definition would do that

Weird. On my planet, the dictionary definition does exactly that. That's why we invented them.

[desertdetroiter]

Originally Posted by TheHurricaneKid

Eh, take a look at this though. As sourced by our very own city-data.

Understood. Not the wealthiest of neighborhoods, but again, it's southeast Georgia. That's still not cheap for the area. Earth it and take a look. Doesn't fit the profile. It's not a very long street, so it's not as if the neighborhood goes from good to bad within a few miles. It's pretty much the same.

[old_cold]

Nice neighborhood, but the home values aren't too great, according to that city-data link

[TheHurricaneKid]

Originally Posted by desertdetroiter

Yep. GoogleEarth the street. Nice homes...definitely not the welfare profile. And it's definitely in Brunswick. Look at the article next to this one. Under the name "Gordon," you can see where Brunswick is almost spelled out except for the last few letters.

It does show you about the state of economic times, when even the middle class could be suffering a job loss, and be dependent on welfare at any given time.

With that said, what are you suggesting?