States finally had enough of the shutdown

[Forever_frost]

http://twitchy.com/2013/10/11/grand-canyon-to-reopen-tomorrow-gov-jan-brewer-announces/

http://twitchy.com/2013/10/11/mount-rushmore-to-reopen-monday-thanks-to-donated-funds/

http://twitchy.com/2013/10/11/its-a-free-day-zion-national-park-reopens-with-utah-state-aid/

In addition, Governor Walker said that the federal government wouldn't be shutting any parks within his borders. The states are realizing just how much power they have during all of this. They've forgotten that the states are the ultimate power in a federalist government

[CexMashean]

*yawn*

[Forever_frost]

*yawn*

I've noticed you yawning a lot as of late. Are you sleeping well? Bad dreams? Need a new mattress? Perhaps a change of diet or do you need a CPAP? Do you snore? That could be it. I bet you snore.

[CexMashean]

[Moose242]

I've noticed you yawning a lot as of late. Are you sleeping well? Bad dreams? Need a new mattress? Perhaps a change of diet or do you need a CPAP? Do you snore? That could be it. I bet you snore.

Bro you so clever!

[Forever_frost]

I have my moments.

[racrguy]

I have my moments.

Uhhhhhhhhhh.

[Forever_frost]

I'm being complimented by someone who fled the country. I'll take criticism as it comes by those actually in the country.

[racrguy]

If that's what you think, enjoy yoseff.

[Forever_frost]

If that's what you think, enjoy yoseff.

I usually do. Now, back on topic.

Looks like the parks are expensive to run. $150k and up per day. How is that even possible?