contsole
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join:2003-12-30
Bloomfield, CT
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Re: What do you expect?
said by PDXPLT  :Even scarier is that they're still allowed to vote. I'd rather have a senior vote than some snot nosed teenager that just came from a Rock-the-Vote rally and has his head full of nonsense about the gov't holding their hand from cradle to grave. |
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wentlanc
You Can't Fix Dumb..
join:2003-07-30
Maineville, OH | reply to PDXPLT
Still allowed to vote?! They are still allowed to run for Congress, and even worse, the Presidency!!
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RailRoadDude
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Redwood Valley, CA
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said by PDXPLT :The scary thing is, thanks to ARRP lobbyists, they're still allowed to drive, in most states without any additional testing. Like the 80 year-old senile relic that ran a red light and hit me. Even scarier is that they're still allowed to vote. Those sleazy local TV neporters that do the evening human interest stories (you know, the ones about the sad family with the kitten that got eaten by the neighbor's pit bull) must be salivating. I'm sure they're all set to do a bunch of stories in February about all the depressed Depends wearers who can't watch Lawrence Welk on PBS anymore, and can't figure out why. I hope you never get old, you have some nasty come-uppins coming your way.
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PDXPLT
join:2003-12-04
Banks, OR
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Remember, we're talking about the folks that cruise the left lane of the freeway at 50 mph, all the while with their turn-sgnal blinkers on. 
The scary thing is, thanks to ARRP lobbyists, they're still allowed to drive, in most states without any additional testing. Like the 80 year-old senile relic that ran a red light and hit me.
Even scarier is that they're still allowed to vote.
Those sleazy local TV neporters that do the evening human interest stories (you know, the ones about the sad family with the kitten that got eaten by the neighbor's pit bull) must be salivating. I'm sure they're all set to do a bunch of stories in February about all the depressed Depends wearers who can't watch Lawrence Welk on PBS anymore, and can't figure out why. |
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baineschile
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Sterling Heights, MI | reply to keyboard5684
Re: They will be aware...
Or a local cable company...where they dont have to learn a new remote, which might as well be quantam mechanics to them. WHATS A GUIDE BUTTON?!!?!? |
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keyboard5684
join:2001-08-01
Youngsville, PA
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My Grandma has had Satellite for 2 years now.
It took 3 years to convince her it was far better for her than the KA band big satellite dishes (the ones you had to move to the satellite to watch whatever channel you needed). Before that she had an antenna.
Yes, take care of your Grandparents/parents and get them a dish (Directv preferably, it is better!) Really folks, it is up to us to do these things for them, they do not know about a lot of changes or care.
My Grandma would download one thing a week, "prayer requests" and stuff for church she needed. Took forever (on dial-up of course) but she could not see paying the difference. I payed for verizon DSL for her, the lower package, dry loop. She does not know what it is or care but she knows she does not have to wait 30 minutes and deal with dropped calls, etc.
So, again, get out there and do a senior a favor. |
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