What do Our CA Members Think About Free Loan To State - Truckers' Trucking Forum

Big Duker · **^ Top** #1 2 Weeks Ago

I was just watching video that California is going to withhold an additional 10% from all residents paychecks with promise to pay back next year. Orange County politician was not happy and said it was done in middle of the night. What say you. Sorry O'Rielly.

Mooney · **^ Top** #2 2 Weeks Ago

I'd suddenly have many more withholding allowances.

That's just plain robbery.

Big Duker · **^ Top** #3 2 Weeks Ago

Sorry-here is link. Seems like this ought to be a perfect case for that wonderful 9th Federal Court to stay. No that would make sense and actually do the people's will. Well Ron has nothing but money and fine clothes and expensive wine. Same with Bonnie.

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kajidono · **^ Top** #4 2 Weeks Ago

If my state pulled that, I would move immediately even if I had to walk with my stuff strapped on my back. I may not have the power by myself to go kick their teeth in, but I sure don't have to sit there and take it.

I've been donating to little "help me move the hell out of california" funds here and there for a couple months now. It amuses me.

Working Class Patriot · **^ Top** #5 2 Weeks Ago

For legal citizens of Cali...it's like being divorced and paying alimony.....which is the "Effing you get for the effing you got".....only you never got any...'cos you're a taxpayer........

I guess you'd have to live here to understand it......

Big Duker · **^ Top** #6 2 Weeks Ago

Damn I could swear I saw that rib bone or piece of gristle around your girl friends neck move. Even the Terminator submits.

Bet she might even back Sheriff Joe Arpaio down. I don't know how much longer they are going to be able to hose you folks before it winds up in the streets. Guess the best bet is to do like Mooney and the article say and change your deductions. Beat them at their own greedy game. Damn that woman's rough. Looks like Rosie O Donnel's ugly stepmother.

Working Class Patriot · **^ Top** #7 2 Weeks Ago

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Originally Posted by Big Duker

Damn I could swear I saw that rib bone or piece of gristle around your girl friends neck move. Even the Terminator submits.

Bet she might even back Sheriff Joe Arpaio down. I don't know how much longer they are going to be able to hose you folks before it winds up in the streets. Guess the best bet is to do like Mooney and the article say and change your deductions. Beat them at their own greedy game. Damn that woman's rough. Looks like Rosie O Donnel's ugly stepmother.

Well being incorporated...my tax liability is somewhat less........But I do empathize with my fellow Californians who punch the clock...and pay Arnold his stipend along with the liberal legislature........

My main issue is friggin' CARB........as if most of you didn't know this by now.........

Working Class Patriot · **^ Top** #8 2 Weeks Ago

I'd move to TX but there's already too many expat Californians there.......

I still like Sturgis, SD but the wife hates snow........I on the other hand appreciate snow's ability to keep out the riff-raff.....

Probably why Ronno's in Rapid......

Working Class Patriot · **^ Top** #9 2 Weeks Ago

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Hell, California

Hell was founded by Charles Carr in 1954. Carr, with his wife and their ten-year-old son Terry were the only inhabitants as of 1958. He also served as the lone member of Hell's Chamber of Commerce.
On several occasions, Hell has been referenced when it is especially hot out. Columnist Art Ryon mentioned in his September 7, 1955 column in the Los Angeles Times that on September 1, it was 110 degrees in Los Angeles, yet was only 105 degrees in Hell. On October 17, 1958, The Los Angeles Times published an article "LA's Hotter Than Hell--Only 97 There" when it reached 104 degrees the same day. According to a UPI news report, it also snowed in Hell at least once, causing many to remark that "it was a cold day in Hell".
There were once several roadside signs referencing Hell, including one near Indio, California which read "100 miles of desert ahead - right through Hell."
Hell was abandoned in the late 1950's or early 1960's when it was isolated by the construction of US Highway 60 and 70. Its remains were demolished and burned by the California State Division of Highways in late 1964 to make way for what would eventually become Interstate 10. [LINK POSTED BY MEMBER] Only Members Can View This Truck Forum Link.

Brickman · **^ Top** #10 2 Weeks Ago

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Originally Posted by Working Class Patriot

Probably why Ronno's in Rapid......

Farther east.

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