Sigarms
Super Member
Didn't think so, and yet you use that card in your story.No, it does not.
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Didn't think so, and yet you use that card in your story.No, it does not.
Could have been "assembled in the USA". Don't know how long ago this was, but now a certain percentage of components have to actually be manufactured in the US to qualify for only "assembled".Reminds me of First Solar in Perrysburg, Ohio that bragged about making their panels domestically until it was found out they were coming across the pond and being rebadged 'Made in USA'.
Card? I tell a story about a poor old man and made the observation he served in WW-2, and now somehow you want me to relate that to you? You weren’t the 80+ year old broken down old man who couldn’t get up out of his chair, but let me use his phone and gave me a place to wait for a service truck.Didn't think so, and yet you use that card in your story.
I agree.I don’t think life works that way.
I agree.
You used that story to prove your point that some people may not lead their lives the way they choose due to circumstances out of their control.
I get it, I never said it doesn't happen.
My point which went right over your head is there are a lot of people who CHOOSE to lead their lives the way they do due to the choices they make for themselves.
Life is a crapshoot, none of us are promised tomorrow.
If you are talking a residential neighbor with solar panels on the roof, I’d take them.I'm wondering which neighbors I'd prefer to have. The quiet solar farm next door with owners who keep to themselves, or, the nosey, noisy, know-it-all neighbors who feel entitled to trespass and tell me what to do on my land.
I have less issues with my large commercial scale farmer next door who keeps their place clean and maintained than I do with the homeschooling ones with a horse who let their place get taken over by invasives and feel entitled to cut my fences and tresspass with their friends.If you are talking a residential neighbor with solar panels on the roof, I’d take them.
I think what we are talking about here is a 100-1,000 acre power company owned solar farm “neighbor”.
BIG difference.
I’d like to see a few of these windmill or solar farms “balance sheets”. I bet they took and continue to take taxpayer funds.
I had a neighbor that tried to tell me what I could and couldn't do with my property.I'm wondering which neighbors I'd prefer to have. The quiet solar farm next door with owners who keep to themselves, or, the nosey, noisy, know-it-all neighbors who feel entitled to trespass and tell me what to do on my land.