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The thing is - billionaires don't pay taxes, so all this foofarah about raising taxes on them like it's going to hurt them is bullshit.
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He is - that's why all this damn foofarah on the thread is driving me nuts.
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He's going to win, and this latest flack over some stupid press-driven foofarah won't matter any more than the last one or the next one because it misses the real importance of his candidacy.
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Based on actual experience with televised start times, the actual start could be anywhere from 6: 05 p.m. to 7 p.m., depending on the quantity of pregame foofarah the network decides to air.
Archive 2006-01-01 David 2006
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So how do I avoid the foofarah and still see the game?
Just wondering David 2006
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All the foofarah over the Vatican's updated Seven Deadly Sins list may have brought to mind the Seven Deadly Sins Classic.
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But instead, the foofarah due south of us proved to be an excuse to ride one of his favourite hobby-horses these days--our evil human rights commissions.
Archive 2008-07-01 2008
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So how do I avoid the foofarah and still see the game?
Archive 2006-01-01 David 2006
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Man did that game live up to its hype, but I would bet that the ratio of ads and foofarah to football was about 2: 1.
Just wondering David 2006
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Based on actual experience with televised start times, the actual start could be anywhere from 6: 05 p.m. to 7 p.m., depending on the quantity of pregame foofarah the network decides to air.
Just wondering David 2006
neah commented on the word foofarah
Definition: It's Scottish slang denoting much ado about very little.
January 15, 2015