She wasn't truly committed if she cheated in the first place, so I'd drop her like a bad habit. A part of me maybe will try to fix it, but I know in the long run that's never a good thing. There will always be that doubt in your mind going forward "she's done it before, will she do it again?". Just not worth the hassle. End it and move one.

I like the idea of this program, but all it does is deffer deportation. From what I understand, there's no path to citizenship. What's point of keeping these individuals under deportation limbo? Seems a bit cruel, half-assed and ill thought out.

Best: Vietnamese, Japanese and close behind Mexican and Italian.

Worst, well "meh" is a better word: British, French, Russian.

I'll call the cops and let them deal with it. I'm not putting myself at risk.

Their impatient. The worst ones are those who creep constantly as if they're about to race, but when the green light comes they're very slow to react. I don't get it... >_>

Well, to be fair their green cards were revoked for committing crimes. Living in the US as a green card holder is a privilege, not a right. It can be revoked if you **** up, and they learned the hard way of that fact. They just didn't get deported because their home country didn't want them back. Now that they do, their much delayed deportation is finally going through. I don't see what's wrong there. However, since it's been so long that their deportation has been delayed and many seem to have settled into a normal life as upstanding citizens, I wonder if there can be a case made to work with them on a case by case basis? Can you re-aply for a green card? I'm one two sides on this. hmm...

I was specifically talking about his second point where he said Democratic primaries are open to all, which is not true, hence my reply stating that. It has nothing to do with his first point about closing polling stations...

2: Not true. Some states have closed primaries. In Oregon, I had to switch to Democrat from Independent to vote in the Democratic primary.

Yep, about on par for me here as well in the U.S. A 1 lbs of spaghetti it costs about about a $1, sometimes cheaper and a jar of sauce also for a $1. It's far cheaper to make your own spaghetti than buying it canned. I like Chef Boyardee a lot, but even eating two cans it's not that filling as apposed to a nice big plate of spaghetti. So for the price of 2 cans, I can make it myself and get easily more than double/triple the food. In the end it's far cheaper.

I actually like the stuff. I also just eat it cold out of the can... I get a lot of weird looks haha.