I’m a mover & a shaker. Mainly a shaker. Especially of the cat.
Salt ban? Someone needs to start shaking Mayor Bloomberg while screaming in his face and never stop.
If I were president and found out an American city was trying to ban salt, I would sent in troops to stop enforcement.
The best defense against fascism is to keep the government as small as possible.
Anyone for a salt ban should have his American citizenship immediately revoked. A line has to be drawn somewhere.
There are $200 earbuds? Do they make sound by vibrating a diamond?
…..and pepper them with rounds of buckshot..
You’re on to something there, Zorek. Fill the shells with peppercorns and rock salt – call it “election season”.
@ 1 and 2, Gr ooooo an! (Once I clean up the moinitor)
I’m a mover & a shaker. Mainly a shaker. Especially of the cat.
DamnCat
If you shake a hippie before you punch it, does it make really neat sounds?
Salt ban? Someone needs to start shaking Mayor Bloomberg while screaming in his face and never stop.
And we have to wait for a salt ban why?
Why wait for the military to bail them out? The people of New York need to start dumping salt into the streets, right in front of the mayors house and city hall.
Interesting to recall that New York City was a bastion of the loyalists and Redcoats during the Revolution.
“New York City?!! We’re gonna have to shut you down!”
Frank, I hate to tell you (actually I don’t or I wouldn’t tell you), NYC is considering salt use guidelines, while the NYS legislature is considering banning salt from all food prep throughout the entire state:
http://www.redorbit.com/news/health/1835618/proposed_ny_salt_ban_leaves_bad_taste_in_chefs_mouths/
http://reason.com/blog/2010/03/11/more-on-the-ny-salt-ban-bill
Personally, I’d vote for a ban on legislators that can’t pass a budget on time (once since 1984).
If they ever try to ban salt in NC…. well let’s just say I value salt at just below the Constitution. That spot’s a contest between salt and capitalism.
I think if you shake a hippie it makes a squeeky sund, like those little baby doll toys. shake shake squeek squeek
$200.00 earbuds? I know a certain First Lady who wants them.
The second best defense against facisim is to keep demoprats out of govt.
When salt is outlawed, only outlaws will have salt.
Can you imagine the salt black market that will emerge if those lunkheads in New York follow through with the ban? I’m gonna make a killing smuggling salt into New York! Yay!
“Pssst! Buddy, need some salt?”
Salt? We don’t need no stinkin’ salt!…Felix, Brooklyn, NY
I’m getting myself a small portable salt shaker and keeping it in the purse with the rest of the stuff I carry around. Then not only can I salt MY food but as a public service I will share with everyone else in the restaurant at least until I run out.
I just that sort of girl. Generous to a fault, or to salt for that matter. So if you see someone handing ’round the salt shaker it’s probably me.
With all the massive problems facing New York, the government jumps on the giant salt dilemma? Umm…libs in action again.
“There are $200 earbuds? Do they make sound by vibrating a diamond?”
Those are cheep. I have seen them as high as a $1000.00 on amazon.com. I have no clue what they do better then the $20.00 variety.
Pass the salt, seanmahair!
Rubies, its vibrating rubies that makes the sound, and its a wonderful sound!!!
If you use earbuds often, you will certainly fall in love with these!
I highly recommend them ABOVE all others, and Ive tried the 950.00 ones,,nothing beats the 200 range gems made of rubies, the second hardest gem next to the diamond, but has replaced the diamond for metal cutting, and sound..{earbuds}
My buddy owns a machine shop and he has hundreds of ruby tipped bits, he also has the ruby earbuds and will never go back,,,good luck, hope I was helpful..by the way, most earbuds that have gems, do not advertise it, nor is it revealed on the packaging…also most sales people within the media stores are unaware of the inner workings of most earbuds..try researching the internet on it, or just buy them, they are awesome!
Matthew 5:13
You are the salt of the earth. But if the salt loses its saltiness, how can it be made salty again? It is no longer good for anything, except to be thrown out and trampled by men.
(Ah, the good old days, when salt was a good thing!)
Bloomberg is doing it wrong.
Don’t ban it, just tax it until no one can afford it any more.
Smuggling salt? I can see the Law and Order episode now:
“Hey, this guy has bags of white powder in his trunk!” (tastes it, spits it out)
“Let him go, it’s just heroin!”
Oh the irony of the salt ban here in NY, along side I-90 is a salt mine.
The Commerce Clause (evidently, according to some Dems, especially ones from New York) allows the Federal Government to require people to buy stuff because it affects interstate commerce.
Not buying salt affects interstate commerce.
Therefore Congress can require New Yorkers to buy salt even if they’re not allowed to put it in their food.
Go figure.
banning salt should not only be frowned on, it should be illlegal!!!!!! After all, if the Lord’s Bible says salt is a good thing (like salt of the earth, “wherewith shall it be salted”? , etc.), then why can human New Yorkers say it is bad??? Communists!
#21 – Bikermommy,
Since so many things the Lord’s Bible says are bad are now considered not only acceptable, but worthy of special privileges, it shouldn’t surprise us if the things the Bible says are good would be considered not only unhealthy, but criminal.
But don’t worry, (spoiler alert) I read the last chapter, and the good guys Win!