Without inflating the dollar, along with going to war, we wouldn't have air conditioning, refrigerators, food surplus, obesity, TV, the Internet, computers, cell phones, airplanes, aluminum foil, lasers, mass transportation, radar, GPS, cheap clothing, an abundance of fuel, "forever stamps", office chairs, lots and lots and lots of housing sub divisions and everything in them.

I suppose I have been laser-focused on having an eviction on the record.

Do you have a few tattoos, no college education, and live with a man that has 3 ex-wives?

You can turn peeling an apple into a 5 hour nuclear engineering program with lasers and teams of techs, or just grab a peeler and peel the damn thing.

You got a swinging career going that your laser focused at being the best at, doing well, but also want to do something for the future after the career.

A bachelor with a neck tattoo and a pit-pull with a spiked collar...

Get your hair braided, get a tattoo, or just take a stroll through the colorful crowds, people watching here is a treat onto itself.

I like the one that says: His mother has a tattoo that reads "Son".

I plan on using a laser like focus when I settle on a strategy.

I think some people may have glossed over the part where it said that some people in certain actually WANT more licensing requirements:[i]Tell that to the cat groomers, tattoo artists, tree trimmers and about a dozen other specialists across the country who are clamoring for more rules governing small businesses.They're asking to become state-licensed professionals, which would mean anyone wanting to be, say, a music therapist or a locksmith, would have to pay fees, apply for a license and in some cases, take classes and pass exams.