You should stop and grab the signs. A lot of them are perfectly good sheets of plywood.
I've done that a half dozen times thru the years. A couple of days after the election, stop and take a sign down.
They're on the side of the road, they are open game anyway. Good wood for different projects.

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Sat Dec 15, 2018 9:08 pm

I believe (need to check with a constitutional expert) that I am in charge during that gap.

You are correct.
And with you at the helm, I see a glimmer of hope that I can be rightfully pardoned of a few tiny and truly insignificant transgressions.

Please.
Anymore, Federal Judges are like the Bible. You can always find a judge or a verse that will support your side of the argument.

What would be really nice if when a road falls apart a few years after it's been rebuilt, that both print and broadcast media camp out at the contractor's office with "What the fudge???" questions. Publically outing the contractors for shoddy work will either end the crappy work, or end the contract...

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Thank you Bryce for the link to the Rolling Stone article. This is exactly the point I'm trying to make in another thread. Of course, your linked article makes the point much more eloquently than I can.

So in respect to Mr. Screen Glare's opinion, I watched our president's speech about Russia's hacking, read the CIA and FBI reports, and googled "Proof Russia hacked DNC" and "Proof Russia hacked election" Here's two analogies of how I feel we are as of today, News Year Eve 2016: Let's say you and th...

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