Advertisement
Talking points
Do you think it’s worth it to shop on “Black Friday?”
“I didn’t go, because I knew there would be crowds and I didn’t want to deal with it. But I did see some things I wanted, and I thought I’d go get them the next day.”
Top ads RSS
- RECEPTIONIST for busy chiropractic office. Must be able to multi-task. ...
- COMMERCIAL PROPERTY MANAGER Individual must be able to work with ...
- Multi-Family Management Co. is seeking to fill the following positions: ...
- Now hiring people with DRIVE Drive for KU on Wheels ...
- Business Manager KU Univ Relations, Lawrence Principal financial and office ...
5 May 2008
at 7:56 a.m.
Suggest removal
Permalink
Glen (Anonymous) says…
It sounds like your police department and/or municipality doesn't value quality of life. I feel that quality of life is as important as life itself. I feel that these pavement-shaking children, with their subwoofers blaring, are adding to the ruination of communities with their unbelievably loud music. Actually, it's not the loudness of the music; to be specific, it's the bass. Shakes your house? Who would have heard of something like that twenty years ago? I feel that if a person doesn't know enough to be considerate, then, sadly, consideration will have to be shoved down his throat by imposing large fines or, as they are doing in some American cities, towing and impounding their cars, to be retrieved for a large fee.