Why does She Back In?

Now that the Ohio State situation is solved I have another problem to work on.

Here in our apartment complex there are probably one hundred or so parking spaces in front of the apartments. Every one pulls in nose first, except one, and they back in. As I recall, when we first signed the lease many years ago we were told we had to pull in nose first. Maybe they don't do that any more.

But, the problem, why does that one car back in, she never pulls in nose first.

Now, we have some drug dealers, a few pimps, we think, a variety of makes of cars. Those on welfare have really nice new cars, and then are those of us who have older cars, all of which pull in nose first.

Could anyone tell me why that one lady backs in, a big white Chevrolet.

Just wondering.?????????

You just GOTTA feel sorry for old Rushba.......

First, I am NOT a Limbaugh fan. I think it is a shame when a radio dj can become the spokesperson for a political party, he is an entertainer, nothing more. He is like the pied piper of old. And, if he is so smart, why does he need that big a place, spend all that money on taxes and upkeep, when he only uses if 15 days a year. How DUMB is that? Wouldn't a hotel be cheaper? DAH! Do you think he has an EGO problem? You can't say he is dumb, he listened to what his Daddy told him, "Buy LOW and sell HIGH! This picture says a lot, "He just blows smoke."

Rush Limbaugh Sells Condo, Vetoes NY Taxes


Rush Limbaugh is vetoing New York City taxes  literally by selling his posh residence there.

The radio talk show king's 10-room condominium went under contract Thursday for about $11.5 million, reports The Wall Street Journal. Limbaugh purchased the property in 1994 for about $5 million, and his final asking price was $12.95 million.

The sale of the Fifth Avenue penthouse comes a year after Limbaugh began publicly complaining about the high taxes that wealthy New York residents must pay.

The state had imposed a so-called “millionaires' tax” on wealthy residents to help cut a huge budget deficit, which Limbaugh said punished "“the achievers for the mistakes ... on the part of a bunch of corrupt politicians."

Higher-incomed New York City residents can expect to pay more than half their pay in income taxes.

Already the city and state impose an additional 12 percent, on top of the highest federal tax bracket, set to hit 39 percent at the end of this year.

"I'm going to get out of there totally, because this is just absurd," Limbaugh said last year. "I'm going to look for an alternative studio somewhere outside New York, perhaps Texas.”"

On his personal and investment income Limbaugh likely had to pay New York state and city taxes for only the days he resided in the Big Apple. In recent years, however, New York tax authorities have aggressively sought to fully tax the income from media personalities who live outside the state but who broadcast via a signal from New York.

Limbaugh says he spends only about 15 days a year in New York City, where his network studios are located. He usually broadcasts his radio show from his home in Palm Beach, Fla.

The sale of Limbaugh's condo to an undisclosed buyer will cost him about $325,000 in taxes, according to the Journal.

The condo features a 30-foot-wide living room, four terraces, a view of Central Park and a private elevator entrance. It occupies a full floor and has 4,661 square feet of space.

Coyotes in Newark, Ohio

I have lived in remote areas in California, Nevada and Oregon. Spent a lot of time in Northern Michigan, never had any problem.

I now live in a densely populated area in Newark, Ohio. We have a small dog, Caleb. We live in the Coventry Apartments, I know the man quite well who lost his dog, just got done talking with him outside, as a matter of fact. In Today's News .........

NEWARK, Ohio—Residents in Newark are being advised by police to keep small pets indoors when possible and in sight and under control when they are out of doors.

The alert was issued in the wake of a fatal attack by a coyote Thursday night on a small dog.

The attack occurred Thursday night between 8 and 8:30 p.m. near the Coventry Apartments on Newark’s North Side.

The pet’s owner saw a coyote and saw the wild animal seize the dog, but the dog was not on a leash, and the owner could not rescue the pet Pekingese. The remains were not recovered.

Police say there have been several sightings of coyotes, either alone or in a group, but no other reports of any other attacks on animals.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources is working with police to try to capture the coyotes.

If anyone sees the coyotes, they should contact Newark Police immediately at 740-670-7201.

Police advise against approaching any coyote and suggest that children should be removed from the area where a coyote is spotted.

With all the things we to worry about in this day and age, now coyotes.

I was just talking with some neighbors outside ........... now we know what has happened to a few cats that are missing, some rabbits that used to bother Caleb on his walks, gone ... one neighbor saw four coyotes in her front yard one morning, I think that explains some of Caleb's unexplained barking in the middle of the night.

Oddly enough, we don't walk Caleb at night anymore, just during the day.

A Coyote problem in Newark, Ohio ...... what's next?