Actually, it might apply under the definition if the EZPass was set to improperly indicate that the vehicle meets HOV requirements when it does not. But that wasn't the case in question.

All of 66 inside the Beltway is HOV-3 outbound M-F from 300 PM to 700 PM. $11.55 from Rosslyn to 495 on Thu. No thanks.

Once again you answer what wasn't asked. You were not "banned" or subject to fines for using the inside the Beltway 66 HOV-3 lanes with the two of you in your vehicle with an EZPass. You'd simply pay the toll.

In fact, the opposite is the case. The biggest change is that you now ARE permitted to use the lanes and pay the toll if under the HOV where previously you were not permitted to do so and may have been subject to applicable fines.

So, yes, you Google fucked yourself again.

IDIOT

Yes, you are.

You really didn't know that you could use the HOV lanes??? lol!

LOL

No wonder you live in Falls Church!

Yeah, that makes your fuck up better. lol

But I don't anyway so you fail there too.

More Lie & Deny horseshit.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> seven figure city... Wrote:
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> -----
> > So, your failure to utilize 66 inside the
> beltway was
> > a result of your massive stupidly. Way to go!
>
> Why would we pay $11.55 to reach the beltway on 66
> when the cost on next door Route 29 was $0.00 with
> a similar volume of traffic and easy access to a
> real chicken place?

Convenience. Time. Fuel efficiency. Less wear and tear on the car.

Sorry $11.55 causes you so much pause and pain. Guess that COLA wasn't all you hyped it up to be.

> Would have been $0.00
> on 66 as well, if not for that Dec 5 change from
> HOV-2 to HOV-3 that you knew nothing about.

LOL! Nice try, fraud. You were unaware of the toll option that began more than 5 years ago!

Your head is up your ass.

^^^You need to calm down.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> Your head is up your ass.


LOL! This is all you have left after yet another humiliating defeat. You clearly had no idea about the toll option inside 66 during rush hours.

It just shows you don't get out much, or even ever.

Stupid assfuck

You're the one that fucked up big time. For five years you were completely unaware of the toll option on 66 inside the beltway during rush hours. Then you tried to cover up that failure by claiming $11 was too steep a price for you. All of it making you look ignorant and indigent. Fucking moron.

Babble on. You got beaten really badly here. Really badly.

Well, we made it home on I-66 just fine after last night’s 4:05 game, and for the low, low toll of $0.00 — the same as it would have cost the two of us after any 1:05 game prior to the widely missed events of this past Dec 5. On the down side, the Nats were anemic again in being rather easily dispatched by the Braves, and worse yet, my knee was not at all happy about doing a second game in 50+ hours. We’ll be back to the park Monday at 7:05 against the Rays (used to be the Devil Rays, but Xtians complained), so that will be the next test for the knee. In the meantime, we have today’s 1:35 Braves finale on TV with LHP Mackenzie Gore (24) making his inaugural regular season start against LHP Jared Shuster (24) who’s also never done this before. Should be interesting at the least.

Real President Joe will meanwhile have even more tornado damage to help out with this week, and he will likely be keeping an eye also on whatever ridiculous circus shenanigans the so far just once-indicted Fat Boy can pull off in NYC in coming days. I imagine Lindsey Graham will be outraged or something. No need to be gentle meanwhile. Tough on crime is definitely the way to go here.

In other news, LF Corey Dickerson (almost 34) will get an MRI today for a calf strain. He has a history with that injury, so might miss a spell. And former Nats #1 prospect LHP Robbie Ray (31.5) suffered a flexor strain working for SEA and will now be off to the 15-day IL.

Already on the list of really sick cities, FCC has also not seen its population rebound from pandemic lows the way other area jurisdictions have. No wonder really, as the actual question might be over how nearly 15K folks could have become trapped there to begin with.

TL;DR

For five years you were completely unaware of the toll option on 66 inside the beltway during rush hours. Then you tried to cover up that failure by claiming $11 was too steep a price for you. All of it making you look ignorant and indigent. Fucking moron.

Babble on. You got beaten really badly here. Really badly

That post became no more relevant by aging overnight. It’s still just the same desperate stupid shit trying to cover for your obvious HOV-2/3 flub.

LOL! If you were aware that you could use E-ZPass on 66 inside the beltway during rush hours for Non-HOV vehicles, you wouldn't have droned on about fines.

Those of us who have the luxury of living inside the beltway have kept abreast of all happenings for years and adjusted accordingly. Apparently, that notion and $11 are too much for you to handle.

Really bad fuckup for you. And, once again, you find yourself in a position from which you can't recover.

See how they run! You fucked up totally on HOV-2/3. It was four months ago. You were still in the dark. $11.55 on I-66 is meanwhile to be compared to a cost of $0.00 for the same trip on right-next-door Route 29. Want to post your idiot-list of reasons to shell out that cash again, fool? It’s like paying a Master Mechanic to do your oil changes, another foolish habit of yours. And what I’ve actually been doing for five years is hammering West County wussies for moving out there so they could ‘afford more house’, then whining when their cost for a Greenway/66 commute into DC went to $18. The idea that I was not aware of such tolls is as dumb as your hollow RAMW claims.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> The idea that I was not aware of such tolls is as dumb as
> your hollow RAMW claims.


You weren't aware that you'd pay one and not a fine. lol

lol, lol!

You are but a crying, desperate, butthurt fool. Who missed the HOV-2 to HOV-3 change entirely

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> See how they run! You fucked up totally on
> HOV-2/3.

Like the option to use tolls on 66 inside the beltway starting in 2017, it was well advertised. In fact, the switch to HOV3 in 2022 was announced in 2017.

You missed the announcement about the option to use tolls inside the beltway.

> It was four months ago. You were still
> in the dark. $11.55 on I-66 is meanwhile to be
> compared to a cost of $0.00 for the same trip on
> right-next-door Route 29.

LOL! Stoplights, turning vehicles, and more time involved in that option.

> Want to post your
> idiot-list of reasons to shell out that cash
> again, fool?

They embarrassed you enough the first time.

> It’s like paying a Master Mechanic
> to do your oil changes, another foolish habit of
> yours.

You'd prefer to use untrained and unskilled labor. Might as well go to the doc-in-a-box for your physical.

> And what I’ve actually been doing for
> five years is hammering West County wussies for
> moving out there so they could ‘afford more
> house’, then whining when their cost for a
> Greenway/66 commute into DC went to $18.

People have been making the poor decision to move outside the beltway for those reasons for decades. You included.

> The idea
> that I was not aware of such tolls

Is supported by all your whining about fines. Fines are nonexistent for those who have E-ZPass. You claimed you had it. So, why even mention fines?

> is as dumb as
> your hollow RAMW claims.

RAMW data are right where I stumbled across it the first time.

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> Like the option to use tolls on 66 inside th beltway

No, not like that at all. I watched them putting up the gantries to support collection of those tolls. They came as no surprise to me at all. You however put HOV-2 where it never should have been. Big mistake.

> LOL! Stoplights, turning vehicles, and more time
> involved in that option.

Scrapped the old list, eh? First smart thing you’ve done.

> You'd prefer to use untrained and unskilled labor.

The folks I use are neither.

> Might as well go to the doc-in-a-box for your physical.

Most recent doc was a specialist at Sinai Hospital in Baltimore. We can afford to call upon the best as needed. Physicals are done twice a year by my longtime GP in Fairfax.

> People have been making the poor decision to move
> outside the beltway for those reasons for decades.
> You included.

You are but a broke-ass dope in a dump. Dirt, dust, and diesel fumes do not good neighbors make. In stark and utter contrast, The wife and I live in a beautifully updated home on a much larger than average lot nestled among the woods, fields, and streams of the spectacular Sweet Spot. The latest assessment rounds to $1.8M.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> No, not like that at all. I watched them putting
> up the gantries to support collection of those
> tolls. They came as no surprise to me at all.

Then why indicate fines were the only other option besides fulfilling the HOV requirements on your Thursday journey? Too ashamed to admit you you balked at the $11 toll? LOL!

LOL.

Fines for HOV violations are very different from your RAMW data in that they actually exist. So (in some people, at least) does the sense not to pay $11.55 for a trip that can be done as easily for $0.00. With a handy real chicken stop available along the way.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> At HOV-2, we aren’t
> enough to use I-66 after a 1:05 game,

You don't need HOV to use it then. Just an E-ZPass.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> The problem being that I-66 inside the Beltway
> went from HOV-2 to HOV-3 as of last Dec 5.

With E-ZPass being an option since 2017.

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> seven figure city... Wrote:
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> > Too poor to pay the tolls! LOL!
>
> Did you mean FINES, moron? They run up to $1000,
> you know. Again, that was last Dec 5 when HOV-2
> became HOV-3 in NoVa. Sorry you missed it. Clod.

What about the option to pay the toll using E-ZPass? Forget about that one? LOL!

Still not paying any $11.55 to drive on 66 from Rosslyn to 495 when the same is available for $0.00 right next door. Also not paying master mechanics to do oil changes. I leave that sort of stuff to the stupid people. Finished off the last of the chicken during the Nats game, btw. Fine effort from Mackenzie Gore et al. today.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> At HOV-2, we aren’t
> enough to use I-66 after a 1:05 game,

You don't need HOV to use it then. Just an E-ZPass.

And $11.55, which in the end is the problem. It’s so much more than $0.00, which (again) is what the same trip under the same conditions would have cost prior to the Dec 5 HOV changes that you missed, and what the same trip would have cost on next door Route 29.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> And $11.55, which in the end is the problem.

So you're conceding that a fine isn't the problem.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> And $11.55, which in the end is the problem.

Ouch. Guess that COLA wasn't all you made it out to be. Maybe you can save up for your next trip from a day game.

Then again, you didn't know the toll was an option until I pointed it out to you.

Some people are the opposite of smart.

4mtxp Wrote:
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> Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> > And $11.55, which in the end is the problem.
>
> So you're conceding that a fine isn't the problem.


He's really confused right now.

4mtxp Wrote:
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> So you're conceding that a fine isn't the problem.

Never at issue.

seven figure city... Wrote:
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> Ouch. Guess that COLA wasn't all you made it out to be.

It was 8.7%. You didn’t get it. The wife and I would have had millions either way.

> Maybe you can save up for your next trip from a day game.

Well, maybe we’ll head for a GAR place instead of a chicken place, but we certainly won’t be choosing to pay $11.55 rather than $0.00 to make the trip.

> Then again, you didn't know the toll was an option
> until I pointed it out to you.

You’re just exceedingly small and stupid.

Fumim Wrote:
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> Some people are the opposite of smart.

And some have been National Merit Finalists, earned multiple academic honoraries, and become Woodrow Wilson Fellows.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> It was 8.7%. You didn’t get it.

They say mine was 7.7%. That income gets deposited into an account to be used at a later date.

I've never had to sweat paying tolls though. I simply get on and off 66 whenever and wherever I want.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> 4mtxp Wrote:
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> > So you're conceding that a fine isn't the
> problem.
>
> Never at issue.


Then why did you feel the need to mention it more than once?

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Posted by: Actual JP Morgenthau ()
Date: March 31, 2023 08:42PM

seven figure city… Wrote:
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> Have you even heard of E-ZPass or E-ZPass flex?

There’s been one on the front window for years. It does tolls, but not fines.

That doesn't help his situation. LOL!

Linus’s situation is that of a bellyaching bullshitter with multiple big bad boots up his butt. Total loser sums it up.

Dude, you lost and lost badly.

At best, you don't have the means to pay the tolls to make your commute easier.

At worst, you spent the last five years completely clueless about the fact that tolls were an option for driving inside the beltway on 66 during rush hours.

Following.

In light of recently revised HOV rules, we have come to have concerns over trips home on I-66 after 1:05 Nats games. As the result, the wife has now traded all our remaining 1:05 games for games with later start times. Problem solved, and Linus is still stupid.

Recent? It's been four months.

Concerns? You said the trip can be done just as easy not using 66.

So, paying tolls is a problem for you. Seems like you need to make a few more adjustments than just switching around a few ballgames.

What a relief to know that you won't be FINED!

These afternoon trips have clearly been weighing heavily on his mind for a few days now. Looks like the wife finally needed to make some decisions that he couldn't bring himself to make.

seven figure city... Wrote:
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> Recent? It's been four months.

Baseball season just started this past week.

> Concerns? You said the trip can be done just as
> easy not using 66.

Did you mean ‘easily’? And yes it can. Route 29, Route 50, the GW Parkway. But 66 to Route 7 has been our regular route for a good while now.

> So, paying tolls is a problem for you.

As opposed to not.

> Seems like you need to make a few more adjustments
>.than just switching around a few ballgames.

Not sure how that would make any sense at all. The wife would like to sleep in longer than she can and still make it to a 1:05 game anyway.

This GAY thread is up to 425 totally, thoroughly and completely CAPITAL G-A-Y, GAY pages. Everybody whose posted on it is GAY except me. All of you are a a bunch of moronic pickle smokers. You're all GAY, every one of you is GAY.

GAY
GAY
GAY
GAY
GAY
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Still living well after 425 pages. Some have suffered terribly of course.

Well, the clowns and clods seem uncertain here. Whether it is better to pay tolls or NOT to pay tolls: that is the question. As an economist, I have an opinion, but some here may rather oddly not share that particular view. Still, it would seem quite clear what the founders of the tolls intended, and $11.55 to go from Rosslyn to 495 should serve to make their case abundantly clear.

Meanwhile and at 39 degrees, it was just a bit nippy outside when I first got up this morning. Blue skies and lots of sunshine with southerly winds that were happily back to just the single digits. Looking forward to a fine day out this way, with perhaps a few clouds around mid day, but mostly sunny and pleasant with a high of 71. Should still be in the 60s for tonight's doings at Nats Park, but no more than a light jacket should be called for. There is more concern for how the knee will react to a third time around, but we'll just play it as it lies. That’s a golf term for those who are unfamiliar.

Real President Joe may have gotten a chuckle from Our Little Margie’s false-flag wipeout on 60 Minutes. She is so far out of her league. Much like Our Little Linus. And the stage is set for more comedic moments this week as Manhattan has its turn at a DJT arraignment. Somewhat sadly, they’ll try to be nice about it.

In other news, the Nats’ bullpen did a fine job in following up on a strong 5.1 inning start by Mackenzie Gore and locking down a 4-1 victory over ATL. All our runs came in the first against Jared Shuster who was tough after that shaky first frame that featured two bases-loaded walks. Coming into town today will be the undefeated (3-0) Tampa Bay Rays. They’ll have righty Drew Rasmussen (27) on the hill. He’s been a decent back of the rotation arm for them. We’ll go with RHP Trevor Williams (30), signed this past off-season to fill a similar role. He was most recently with the Mets, but spent five years in PIT before that. The hope is that he can be a veteran presence on the staff in DC while not being terrible. We’ll see.

All hopes for FCC’s not being terrible were of course dashed a long time ago, leading the wife and myself to get out of Dodge. First McLean, and then the Sweet Spot. Talk about moving on up! Fifty years on, and the Little City is still little and still just a no-vision, directionless dump, while we have gone on to become wealthy retirees enjoying all the best that life has to offer. Yay, us!



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Yay Tampa Bay! Go Rays! Boo pitch clock! Boo bum-knee! Hurray Champions Club!

The clown seems uncertain whether it's tolls or FINES. lol

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> seven figure city... Wrote:
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> > Recent? It's been four months.
>
> Baseball season just started this past week.

"In light of recently revised HOV rules,"

Want to try again?

> > Concerns? You said the trip can be done just as
> > easy not using 66.
>
> Did you mean ‘easily’?

Sure.

> And yes it can. Route
> 29, Route 50, the GW Parkway.

Personal experience and map services indicate differently. Particularly during rush hours.

> But 66 to Route 7
> has been our regular route for a good while now.

And now $11 puts it out of your reach.

> > So, paying tolls is a problem for you.
>
> As opposed to not.

Wow! A problem.

> > Seems like you need to make a few more
> adjustments
> >.than just switching around a few ballgames.
>
> Not sure how that would make any sense at all.

Well, you're stupid. If $11 a few times a year presents a problem for you, it could be s sign that other adjustments to your life might be in order.

Your weak sleight of hand sucks Wrote:
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> The clown seems uncertain whether it's tolls or
> FINES. lol


Both seem to present problems for him in his current situation.

Can't link the carport to EZPass I guess. :/

Fyi- - Vienna Rexall Drug Center in Vienna offers a good selection of, off-the-shelf equipment, to assist with getting around. They can assist with ordering anything and nice people. Amazon.com is also your friend for user reviews and fast shipment.

That's a nice gesture, but I'm not sure any of that will help with his problem paying tolls.

Both tolls and fines exist with respect to HOV. It is of course best to avoid each of them whenever possible, even though some here are apparently just plain too dumb to realize that. Our own situation has now been resolved simply by swapping all of our remaining 1:05 games for others with later start times. This is not to say that we might not choose to swap one or more back again should they somehow become desirable. Otherwise, barring Waze warnings, we will now be using I-66 out of Rosslyn after every game without ever needlessly and foolishly shelling out $11.55 or some such for the privilege.

Organizing your leisure activities around 66 toll schedules must be pretty depressing, particularly when you are trying to pass yourself off as wealthy. That's what? About $50/year that he finds to be such a problem.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> Both tolls and fines exist with respect to HOV.

Sure they do. But, just like those magic spade trucks, fines are N/A in this case.

Just admit that you fucked up and move on without making a bigger fool of yourself.

Mobility Issues Wrote:
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> Fyi- - Vienna Rexall Drug Center in Vienna offers
> a good selection of, off-the-shelf equipment, to
> assist with getting around. They can assist with
> ordering anything and nice people. Amazon.com is
> also your friend for user reviews and fast
> shipment.

The Rexall was better when the lunch counter was still around, but we still do use it from time to time. They’ve been a reliable source for distilled water of late. Well stocked already though with canes, crutches, and walkers thanks to our excellent health coverage. No need for more of any of those.

Magic Spade Trucks Wrote:
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> Just admit that you fucked up and move on without
> making a bigger fool of yourself.


That would be a first. In other words, it's not happening.

Spade trucks are an enduring humiliation to the little people. Hardly the only one though.

Humiliating would be fretting about $11 tolls.

Organizing your leisure activities around 66 toll schedules must be pretty depressing, particularly when you are trying to pass yourself off as wealthy. That's what? About $50/year that he finds to be such a problem. I guess the COLA doesn't stretch that far.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> Spade trucks are an enduring humiliation to the
> little people. Hardly the only one though.


Yes, the little guy was dumb to try that stupid shit.

seven figure city... Wrote:
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> Organizing your leisure activities around 66 toll
> schedules must be pretty depressing, particularly
> when you are trying to pass yourself off as
> wealthy. That's what? About $50/year that he finds
> to be such a problem.

Our plan includes 41 games, the majority being on Tue-Thu-Sat. 1:05 starts are all too common on Sat and also when Thu is a getaway day for the visitors.

The larger problem of course is with paying at all for what was free until the HOV changes of Dec 5 (that you missed) and what is still free right next door. Your two idiot lists of supposed bonus benefits from travel on I-66 are just a hoot. So ridiculous.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> Our plan includes 41 games, the majority being on
> Tue-Thu-Sat. 1:05 starts are all too common on
> Sat

When HOV rules don't apply.

> and also when Thu is a getaway day for the
> visitors.

And how many of those left? 3 or 4?

> The larger problem of course is with paying at all
> for what was free until the HOV changes of Dec 5

For most, it's not much of a problem. Guess the COLA doesn't stretch that far.

Do you feel like you're paying twice? Just like you paid twice for the Falls Church water system. It hurt that bad, eh?

> (that you missed)

Knew about in 2017 when it was announced and tolls became an option (which you missed).

> and what is still free right
> next door.

But clearly not as convenient or efficient for you.

For some, the tolls don't present a problem. The less than $50 clearly weighed heavily on you.

As for wealth, forget about it. You are not in the ballpark.

LOL! Keep telling yourself that after you just adjusted your summer plans based on a few dollars in tolls!

The Nats make the plans every year. We adjust them every year. You and your city are meanwhile both broke. Sad. Well, time to pick out a TB camp shirt and get ready to head to the ballpark. Enjoy your uneventful evening.

You clearly adjusted based on the problems the tolls caused you. LOL!

The toll's only ~$5.50 now. Maybe he could swing that.

Yeah, here we are comfortably tucked into our reserved in-stadium parking spot. Time to fill out lineups before we head down to the Red Porch for some food. Little bit of rush hour delay downtown but nothing serious. And of course none of our ticket moves is going to be based on wealth considerations. The entire baseball enterprise doesn’t make a dent in that.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> Both tolls and fines exist with respect to HOV.
> It is of course best to avoid each of them
> whenever possible,
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

FBI Agent with US Gov't car and US Gov't tags. We get special transponder. If the police are dumb enough to stop us, we just show Offical ID and say "official business". Usually, I'm just goinghome, but the police don't know that.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> And of course none of our
> ticket moves is going to be based on wealth
> considerations.

Too late. You already admitted you made the moves after being overwhelmed by an $11 toll.

$4.75 now.

Cha cha cha changes Wrote:
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> The toll's only ~$5.50 now. Maybe he could swing that.

Probably going to eat and watch the ballgame. We’ll head home after that. Dope.

Only $3.25 now.

So the truffle Mac and cheese is okay, but not enough to make an actual meal. The wife couldn’t finish her burger though, so I took care of that for her. I’ll

Are you filling in a scorecard this evening?

No, the wife is.

See, sharing meals when funds are too tight for tolls is one of those adjustments we talked about earlier.

If you had a wife, you’d know that sharing — whether it's meals or any other part of life in general — is something that comes with the territory. There is just so much that you don’t know.

^^^ Look at you!

Well, another day, another limp sort of loss for the Nats, this time 6-2 to the still undefeated Rays. And of course just more horrible humiliation for those so seriously handicapped by their own grinding levels of ignorance, envy, and ever so brutal butthurt. These clowns simply can’t compete on any level at all. Meanwhile, game time last night was 2:25, which is like getting thrown out of the park after the seventh inning. Bozo Bobby is simply ruining the game with his incessant meddling. Baseball is best played to the beat of a summer’s gently babbling brook, not that of some raging, rushing river. Let the backlash begin! No problems on the roads headed home, though there was a bit of roadwork on I-66 to be alert through. The toll for that was $0.00, which happens to be the maximum amount we are willing to pay, given the competition. And I’m glad to say that the knee was and is not much worse for wear after its experiences on Monday. It’s sore, but I’m up and around just fine this morning. And having swapped out the Wednesday 1:05 game against TB, we’re off now until 4:05 on April 15 against CLE.

Real President Joe meanwhile helps welcome Finland into NATO while also shaking his head over the continuing bad behavior being displayed by his worse than just disgraced predecessor. The Fat Boy is of course being forced out of Florida and into a Manhattan courtroom to face some music today, and these may be just the opening strains of a major opus. Expect FOX News and the rest of the tone deaf to object. Losers.

In other news, Anthony Rendon’s suspension has been reduced to four games, and one time Nat (and Nat nemesis) RHP Hunter Strickland (34) has signed a minor league deal with CIN. Otherwise, the Nats and Rays will square off again today at 7:05 with new fifth starter RHP Chad Kuhl (30) set to go against LHP Josh Fleming (26). Neither of them is very good, so we’ll see what transpires.

No such suspense of course when it comes to dismal doings in the derelict dump of Falls Church City. Their status as a shopping and dining desert remains clear, and their supposedly being within walking distance of Westover is hardly much of a feather in the cap either. Best bet as always is simply to steer clear of the Teeny Tiny City altogether.



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Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> If you had a wife, you’d know that sharing —
> whether it's meals or any other part of life in
> general — is something that comes with the
> territory. There is just so much that you don’t
> know.


LOL! We share plenty. We don't need to share meals because tolls cause problems for us!

Reminder: Linus does not actually have a wife. Nor a $1.8M residence. Ditto for any sort of academic, professional, or financial achievement or distinction. No unfake old law school chums either. He’s just a lying fraud through and through.

LOL! You should’ve learned long ago that you baseless bluster does not erase your lies and failures. It also doesn’t get you any closer to that pesky RAMW data that has eluded you for some time now. Finally, it doesn’t help you afford the tolls that have caused you so many problems.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> Well, another day, another limp sort of loss for
> the Nats, this time 6-2 to the still undefeated
> Rays. And of course just more horrible
> humiliation for those so seriously handicapped by
> their own grinding levels of ignorance, envy, and
> ever so brutal butthurt. These clowns simply
> can’t compete on any level at all. Meanwhile,
> game time last night was 2:25, which is like
> getting thrown out of the park after the seventh
> inning. Bozo Bobby is simply ruining the game
> with his incessant meddling. Baseball is best
> played to the beat of a summer’s gently babbling
> brook, not that of some raging, rushing river.
> Let the backlash begin! No problems on the roads
> headed home, though there was a bit of roadwork on
> I-66 to be alert through. The toll for that was
> $0.00, which happens to be the maximum amount we
> are willing to pay, given the competition. And
> I’m glad to say that the knee was and is not
> much worse for wear after its experiences on
> Monday. It’s sore, but I’m up and around just
> fine this morning. And having swapped out the
> Wednesday 1:05 game against TB, we’re off now
> until 4:05 on April 15 against CLE.
>
> Real President Joe meanwhile helps welcome Finland
> into NATO while also shaking his head over the
> continuing bad behavior being displayed by his
> worse than just disgraced predecessor. The Fat
> Boy is of course being forced out of Florida and
> into a Manhattan courtroom to face some music
> today, and these may be just the opening strains
> of a major opus. Expect FOX News and the rest of
> the tone deaf to object. Losers.
>
> In other news, Anthony Rendon’s suspension has
> been reduced to four games, and one time Nat (and
> Nat nemesis) RHP Hunter Strickland (34) has signed
> a minor league deal with CIN. Otherwise, the Nats
> and Rays will square off again today at 7:05 with
> new fifth starter RHP Chad Kuhl (30) set to go
> against LHP Josh Fleming (26). Neither of them is
> very good, so we’ll see what transpires.
>
> No such suspense of course when it comes to dismal
> doings in the derelict dump of Falls Church City.
> Their status as a shopping and dining desert
> remains clear, and their supposedly being within
> walking distance of Westover is hardly much of a
> feather in the cap either. Best bet as always is
> simply to steer clear of the Teeny Tiny City
> altogether.

YOU WRITE STUFF, REAL GOOD.

^^^ Linus = all bullshit, all the time. The tolls (that we do not pay even after the Dec 5 HOV change that you missed) do at least exist. Your walk-on wife and your phony RAMW data do not. Each is just a part of what makes you no more than a transparently stupid shit-slinger.



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Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> ^^^ Linus = all bullshit, all the time.

All facts. All the time. Fortified with actual evidence!

> The tolls
> (that we do not pay even after the Dec 5 HOV
> change that you missed)

It was well advertised. In fact, the switch to HOV3 in 2022 was announced in 2017. How you've gon 5 years without knowing about the toll options inside 66 is the real story here.

> do at least exist.

They've obviously caused you much pain and consternation. Altering plans over a measly $11!

> Your
> walk-on wife

The one of more than 25 years.

> and your phony RAMW data do not.

I understand why the RAMW data upset you, but it's time to just accept the facts. Of course, there are many facts you continue to deny despite what the actual evidence indicates.

seven figure city... Wrote:
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> All facts. All the time. Fortified with actual evidence.

You’re just a shit-slinging joke, asshole.

> It was well advertised.

And you missed it anyway. Loser.

> The one of more than 25 years.

She sleeps with the fishes and the old law school chums.

> I understand why the RAMW data upset you

RAMW does not compile or publish establishment-level data of the sort you claim. Just another total fabrication on your part.

As is certainly more than well known by now, Linus has no real recourse here but his typical lame resort to serial lying and purposeful misrepresentation. His history here is of course both long and disastrous, involving such calamities as scallop season, water taxis, the Water Wars, equity lines, NWS, CMYK, 1986, and various shades of HTML. Brockmont, Brine, Moore Avenue, and the whole notion of awnings and majestic views. North-south, lunch-dinner, copyright, Cafe Mozart, and Wash Ave. Westover, GUTS routes, and SES. Alicia, RAMW data, HOV 2/3 changes, and I-66 toll garbage. All just worthless slop that has been fabricated here over time by the clueless clown of FCC, a poster ever marked by it all as just a desperate babbling low-grade and useless shit-slinging loser who doesn’t know what a Sexy Fish is, in fact never jogs through Great Forest, and can’t recall where all the townhouses are. That’s not good.