Comments for JuggoPop.com http://www.juggopop.com a blog about nothing that covers most everything... Mon, 12 May 2008 00:20:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on About Me by JuggoPop http://www.juggopop.com/about-me/#comment-138 JuggoPop Sun, 11 May 2008 06:30:58 +0000 #comment-138 • candy buttons = not so much anymore • mustard colored suits = in 1992 • institutional pizza = for life! when you date a girl for her government pizza you know it's for real. • candy buttons = not so much anymore
• mustard colored suits = in 1992
• institutional pizza = for life! when you date a girl for her government pizza you know it’s for real.

]]> Comment on Apple Bottom Teletubbies by JuggoPop http://www.juggopop.com/164/apple-bottom-teletubbies/#comment-137 JuggoPop Sun, 11 May 2008 06:26:30 +0000 http://www.juggopop.com/?p=164#comment-137 My 13 year old niece, my sister-in-law & my brother-in-law got it stuck in my 5 year old nephew's head... then he taught it to my daughter. I actually like the song. However, I still think the words are not good for such young minds. The Chorus is not too bad, but the Verses (which no one ever actually listens to what is being said) is where it is a little too much for them. My 13 year old niece, my sister-in-law & my brother-in-law got it stuck in my 5 year old nephew’s head… then he taught it to my daughter.

I actually like the song. However, I still think the words are not good for such young minds. The Chorus is not too bad, but the Verses (which no one ever actually listens to what is being said) is where it is a little too much for them.

]]> Comment on About Me by jirkstore http://www.juggopop.com/about-me/#comment-134 jirkstore Sun, 11 May 2008 04:05:24 +0000 #comment-134 you need to add candy buttons, mustard colored suits and institutional pizza to your "Love" list ; ) you need to add candy buttons, mustard colored suits and institutional pizza to your “Love” list ; )

]]> Comment on Apple Bottom Teletubbies by jirkstore http://www.juggopop.com/164/apple-bottom-teletubbies/#comment-133 jirkstore Fri, 09 May 2008 17:46:59 +0000 http://www.juggopop.com/?p=164#comment-133 the question that begs asking: how does this music get into your house in the first place? :P the question that begs asking: how does this music get into your house in the first place? :P

]]> Comment on Pennies, Not as bad as you think… by JuggoPop http://www.juggopop.com/162/pennies-not-as-bad-as-you-think/#comment-128 JuggoPop Fri, 09 May 2008 03:52:12 +0000 http://www.juggopop.com/?p=162#comment-128 I knew you'd respond to this one. :) I think they are just trying to make a fuss about it to try and sway people into getting into a paperless money system. Which if I had a way to do a transaction between me and some guy that wants to bum a buck off of me in front of McDonalds... well then I might be for it. I only use cash to pay for smokes at the gas station. I knew you’d respond to this one. :)

I think they are just trying to make a fuss about it to try and sway people into getting into a paperless money system. Which if I had a way to do a transaction between me and some guy that wants to bum a buck off of me in front of McDonalds… well then I might be for it. I only use cash to pay for smokes at the gas station.

]]> Comment on Pennies, Not as bad as you think… by jirkstore http://www.juggopop.com/162/pennies-not-as-bad-as-you-think/#comment-127 jirkstore Thu, 08 May 2008 19:59:28 +0000 http://www.juggopop.com/?p=162#comment-127 actually if it costs 4¢ to make a dime then that dime really only worth the net difference after the cost of manufacturing it, that being 6¢. the government actually "loses" money on every coin it mints or bill it inks. like if it costs honda $10,000 to make an Accord and they sell it for $18,000 then it's really worth $8,000 more to them then when they started. now something else we have to consider is that the government controls the amount of money out there but not so much the money's worth. they can realize the some of the cost of manufacturing back after collecting old worn denominations and recycling the metals. even if they took in one dime and made a new one to replace it they'd still be out the 4¢. our taxes cover the cost of making the dime but that's the cost of having a modern society that left the bartering system behind ages ago and our economy flowing freely because of a universal money system more than makes up for the loss. that's my 2¢ . . . or should I say 5.34¢? actually if it costs 4¢ to make a dime then that dime really only worth the net difference after the cost of manufacturing it, that being 6¢. the government actually “loses” money on every coin it mints or bill it inks.
like if it costs honda $10,000 to make an Accord and they sell it for $18,000 then it’s really worth $8,000 more to them then when they started.

now something else we have to consider is that the government controls the amount of money out there but not so much the money’s worth. they can realize the some of the cost of manufacturing back after collecting old worn denominations and recycling the metals. even if they took in one dime and made a new one to replace it they’d still be out the 4¢.

our taxes cover the cost of making the dime but that’s the cost of having a modern society that left the bartering system behind ages ago and our economy flowing freely because of a universal money system more than makes up for the loss.

that’s my 2¢ . . . or should I say 5.34¢?

]]> Comment on Any thoughts? by jirkstore http://www.juggopop.com/159/any-thoughts/#comment-110 jirkstore Wed, 30 Apr 2008 17:46:51 +0000 http://www.juggopop.com/?p=159#comment-110 Not touching that one man. : / Not touching that one man. : /

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