Exile LSD: GD MrZilla Foxtrot Locked Me Out

[Pardon Johnny Cash.]

I really hate the annoying ads on the sidebar.  Plus, isn't anyone else at all bothered that fraudulent practices are being advertised on a law site? 

I find it troubling that people are willing to advertise on a law site that only a couple dozen people frequent.  Unless all of exile purchases a pasta pair starting at $13.99, there's no way pizza hut has just made a good advertising investment.

[Matthies]

I really hate the annoying ads on the sidebar.  Plus, isn't anyone else at all bothered that fraudulent practices are being advertised on a law site? 

what fruad practices? I keep getting the aid for concealed wepons training classes for some reason

[mbw]

I really hate the annoying ads on the sidebar.  Plus, isn't anyone else at all bothered that fraudulent practices are being advertised on a law site? 

what fruad practices? I keep getting the aid for concealed wepons training classes for some reason

I get the "$4,800 a month part-time job", which requires you to spam millions of mailboxes, often in violation of state and federal laws.

[cs0620]

Morning all!

I really hate the annoying ads on the sidebar.  Plus, isn't anyone else at all bothered that fraudulent practices are being advertised on a law site? 

what fruad practices? I keep getting the aid for concealed wepons training classes for some reason

I get the "$4,800 a month part-time job", which requires you to spam millions of mailboxes, often in violation of state and federal laws.

Damn, the job earns more than I did work full-time.  Sounds so tempting since one of my jobs leads is in limbo.

[heartbreaker]

I really hate the annoying ads on the sidebar.  Plus, isn't anyone else at all bothered that fraudulent practices are being advertised on a law site? 

what fruad practices? I keep getting the aid for concealed wepons training classes for some reason

I get the "$4,800 a month part-time job", which requires you to spam millions of mailboxes, often in violation of state and federal laws.

I've got no pity for people who fall for stuff like this (or the acai blueberry supplements or the 'i got $70,000 in government grants!'). Desperate times and all, but people really need to think about who they're giving personal information and money to.

[ndnlawdc]

Just booked Christmas flights. You people are behind.

[heartbreaker]

Just booked Christmas flights. You people are behind.

I don't even know if I'm going anywhere for Christmas.

Christmas, schmismas.

::jews::

[mbw]

I think that after four Christmases in random, often remote, locations, that my children will flay me with a cheese slicer if I even consider spending Christmas morning anywhere other than in our Ithaca living room.

Now, the day after?  We're considering the Bahamas.  Other suggestions?

[ndnlawdc]

We found tickets from SFO-MKE for $180 for the week of Christmas. That's why we booked so early -- two years ago, we paid over $380. And once you get married (at least if you're young), holiday plans are laid in concrete. Every other year.

MBW: Go to COSTA RICA. We honeymooned there. It's great. A bit of beach, a bit of adventure.

[mbw]

We found tickets from SFO-MKE for $180 for the week of Christmas. That's why we booked so early -- two years ago, we paid over $380. And once you get married (at least if you're young), holiday plans are laid in concrete. Every other year.

MBW: Go to COSTA RICA. We honeymooned there. It's great. A bit of beach, a bit of adventure.

Milwaukee? 

ETA:  and Costa Rica is way too long a flight with an autistic 9 (almost 10) year old.  Shortest possible flight to tropical paradise, please.