Recent Comments

1. about 6 hours ago on Prickly City

   Ha! Obviously you care, or you wouldn’t keep responding!

2. about 7 hours ago on Prickly City

   LOL, you know exactly what чушь means, comrade. You’re so full of hate that you can’t even stand to see a clear blue sky.

3. about 7 hours ago on Prickly City

   Why didn’t you vote? Are you illegal? Snuck over the border into CA, then when INS got too close you skedaddled off to Appalachia where you hope INS won’t find you? Think pretending to be MAGA will get you a free pass?

4. about 7 hours ago on Prickly City

   LOL, I do the same as you. Poor чушь, can dish it out but you can’t take it.

5. about 7 hours ago on Prickly City

   LOL, big talk from a чушь.

6. about 8 hours ago on Prickly City

   LOL, yeah keep repeating those words as Trump once again starts a term with Republican control of both chambers of Congress – and still cannot get his agenda passed. Odd how he is incapable despite a “landslide” and a “mandate”… BTW, your short life is not an impressive accounting of history.

7. about 8 hours ago on Prickly City

   LOL, I don’t take anything any differently than you do. Your tactics turned against you! You still never learn…

8. about 8 hours ago on Zack Hill

   Worked at a Fortune 500 company that is learning this the hard way. It used to have its own computers and IT / programming staff, because it valued data privacy and integrity plus having full control over it. Then some managers convinced them that they could save money by getting rid of all of that and sending all of its data to the cloud (as well as ditching their proprietary applications for off-the-shelf packages)… and the company signed some contracts and laid off almost all of its IT and programming staff.

   Now the company is finding that their average trouble response times that used to be measured in minutes is now measured in days… they periodically have data access problems and leaks, and those contracts hold them hostage… the off-the-shelf packages do not perform the functions that their proprietary software did (and getting software changes costs a lot of money and time)… and that going back to doing everything in-house may not be easy because the laid off people are no longer available, and their poor reputation gives them problems attracting and retaining talent…

9. about 9 hours ago on Rubes

   Well… she was in the Tea Party before that…

10. about 9 hours ago on Prickly City

    “I never said it made me a big winner.” So you admit that all your “mandate” claims are lies, too.