24 Aug 10
Or the B-2 price tag.
"The cost to procure each B-2 was US$737 million in 1997 dollars, based only on a fleet cost of US$15.48 billion.[3] The procurement cost per aircraft as detailed in General Accounting Office (GAO) reports, which include spare parts and software support, was $929 million per aircraft in 1997 dollars.[3]
The total program cost projected through 2004 was US$44.75 billion in 1997 dollars. This includes development, procurement, facilities, construction, and spare parts. The total program cost averaged US$2.13 billion per aircraft"
I'm on the right, but I will say that DOD money moved to education would be money better spent.
24 Aug 10
Originally posted by Sam The Shamyeah, but even graffitti-covered it will be an architectural marvel, something for the lesser peoples of the world to look forward to in their evolution.
People like you, who are always claiming that the poor folks don't have the same quality of educational facilities that the better off neighborhoods have.
This half billion dollar turkey will be a wasteland and covered in grafitti in 2 years.
24 Aug 10
Originally posted by cheshirecatstevensthink of the little guys. look at all the people it kept off welfare.
Or the B-2 price tag.
"The cost to procure each B-2 was US$737 million in 1997 dollars, based only on a fleet cost of US$15.48 billion.[3] The procurement cost per aircraft as detailed in General Accounting Office (GAO) reports, which include spare parts and software support, was $929 million per aircraft in 1997 dollars.[3]
The total pro ...[text shortened]... m on the right, but I will say that DOD money moved to education would be money better spent.
24 Aug 10
Originally posted by cheshirecatstevensIt will be a great day when our schools get all the money they need and the Air Force has to hold a bake sale to buy a bomber.
Or the B-2 price tag.
"The cost to procure each B-2 was US$737 million in 1997 dollars, based only on a fleet cost of US$15.48 billion.[3] The procurement cost per aircraft as detailed in General Accounting Office (GAO) reports, which include spare parts and software support, was $929 million per aircraft in 1997 dollars.[3]
The total pro ...[text shortened]... m on the right, but I will say that DOD money moved to education would be money better spent.
24 Aug 10
Originally posted by sh76Wait. My understanding of bonds was that eventually they had to be repaid. If the taxpayer isn't repaying the bonds, who is? Or was I just daydreaming in class that day and missing how bonds really work?
Correct. It's not costing the taxpayers. It's costing the fools who will buy California bonds at this point.
Seriously. Who would buy California bonds right now? Maybe the Chinese?
24 Aug 10
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Originally posted by pawnhandlerI was being facetious. Taxpayers will have to repay the bonds eventually, unless California goes bankrupt. It sounds crazy, but with that state's out of control spending and retarded tax increase requirements and the again-souring economy, one cannot rule it out as a possibility.*
Wait. My understanding of bonds was that eventually they had to be repaid. If the taxpayer isn't repaying the bonds, who is? Or was I just daydreaming in class that day and missing how bonds really work?
* Edit: I hope nobody construes this as a threat that I'm going to force California into bankruptcy. 😛
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24 Aug 10
Originally posted by KazetNagorrathat's not an umbrella he's holding (photo linked below).
There is our little friend the broken window fallacy again!
ATY had best watch his six. he's surrounded by defense plants that are fixing to get cut.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/7/79/Falling_down.jpg
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Falling_Down