If it were me, and the neighbor hasn't gotten into a litigious mood yet, I'd just pay the $750 or so to add a whole bunch of gutters to solve the problem.

I'm afraid that mitigation of the problem is going to be very expensive and I just am not in the mood for spending that kind of dough.

That can put them in a completely different mood in representing their client.

.), generally bringing in a total of something around $2T/year as a near-term historic averageNow play with the rest of the data at will -the answers won't be mood-enhancing, but they'll sure be enlightening.PS: "THEY" ALL KNOW THIS - every single "guru" making statements without a shred of basis knows this and many other absolute facts of the current debacle and the folly of any level of taxation as its cure.the problem's quite clear, the answer is even more clear - SPENDING is the problem.

It depends on what the judges mood is that day!

What part of Orange County are you in and what kind of food are you in the mood for?

There is just something about rehabbing that speaks to me about hope, redemption, and similar themes that just seem to put me in a good mood.

i guess it depends on the mood of the lender that day.

I gotta imagine the mood in Denver is absolutely giddy!

I know Ryan had concerns at the summit (Btw, thanks for chatting with me at supper, I really wasn't that antisocial the entire event, was just in a self reflective mood when you caught me!)