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….Well yes, time will tell and yes that is a good point…..think you would enjoy reading ‘Dr Mary’s Monkey”….variety of topics, but some come very close to validating/substantiating your point….btw a bunch of folks are thankful for what has been produced!Quote:
Originally Posted by techman05
drunk posting strikes again.
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Originally Posted by Champ967
……,.Hey man…did you ever get the book….you can’t put it down!Quote:
Originally Posted by exflash
time to get back on your meds.Quote:
Originally Posted by exflash
I just started looking into the finances of ULL. As DFM and Paw stated, it is a bit eye opening. I will spend more time researching - but first indication is that the financial condition of UL is highly concerning.
We really need our own system and breakaway from all the lose cannons in the UL system. When you don’t play by the same rules, you generally lose. Although in this case, UL-L may be in such a fiscal predicament that they may be their own worst enemy right now.
We all know people who mismanage their household finances. They have all the fancy toys, like a $70,000 pick-em-up truck, ATVs, jet skis, etc...and debt up to their ears! They have no savings/investments to speak of and are at extreme risk of a financial collapse at any moment. They then point at a neighbor, who is frugal, little debt, has solid savings/investments, and drives a 2012 pick-up truck that is paid for, and the big spenders boast "separation, baby!"
Yep! fools and their money are soon separated.
"Never interrupt your opponent when he's making a mistake."Quote:
Originally Posted by faninmonroe
History has shown, if you give Cousin Eddie enough rope, he'll eventually hang himself.
Does the UL board monitor universities in the system for fiscal negligence?
This is Louisiana. They probably monitor them to make sure they are fiscally negligent.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dawgonit
On paper yes. But for a fee, the Board members (and the elected officials who appoint them) can be convinced that everything is just fine.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dawgonit
Think of it as a "subscription" service. For a small recurring charge, you can access whatever public resources you want -- without further questions! Basically Cajun Netflix.
Inquiring minds want to know details. Loving this thread!
- Napoleon BonaparteQuote:
Originally Posted by Champ967
When quoting someone it is proper to give credit.
Sorry, I got lazy there. Good catch. For all his faults (and there are plenty), the Corsican remains my favorite historical emperor.Quote:
Originally Posted by dawg80
(Marcus Aurelius and Catherine the Great are runners up.)