Beevee's Owner/Giant Slayer
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Ladies and gentlemen, something extraordinary has happened. Please remain calm.
After years—since 2017, to be exact—of dodges, deflections, insults, and “ask me why” bait traps, Veghead has finally answered a question. Directly. On the first attempt. And with actual substance.Yes. Really. I know. I cried too.
Let us now honor this once-in-a-lifetime event. I hereby nominate his answer for a spot on the forum’s Winning Board—a place usually reserved for logic, clarity, and replies not written in crayon.I’ve even quoted his sacred reply below so we can frame it properly. I encourage all forum members to submit:
- Framing styles (gold leaf, macaroni art, bedazzled—dealer’s choice)
- Title ideas for the commemorative plaque
- And of course, screenshots, because let’s be honest… we may never see this again.
May this beacon of unexpected coherence shine bright—for at least 24 hours, or until dodge number 78 kicks in.
Veghead's Quote of the Century:
Error on that scale would never be tolerated in the private sector... Or is your position that unless a plan is 100% fulfilled, it has zero value? Even assuming 150 billion passes cursory scrutiny, AND is all "current", it represents a percentage of total federal spending so small you can't calculate it...not because the math is difficult, mind you. At this scale, even the promised savings might not meet the cost of remediating the errors of the process....and it certainly doesn't meet the level of "waste" you would anticipate in any enterprise of its size. Now tell everyone what you refuse to do as a result of me answering your question directly, and the first time.
Carry on, folks. History has been made.
@Blackvegetable
Blackvegatble's hypcorisy summed up in one post:
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Blackvegetable » 7 minutes ago » wrote: ↑7 minutes ago
Very simple questions...
From which you are running...