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The last post is the WINNER!
- Thread starter ninerbuff
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You win like a rug!
No....that's "You like like a rug!".
But that makes no sense here in this thread.
Yo mama!
Yeah, that's better.
No....that's "You like like a rug!".
But that makes no sense here in this thread.
Yo mama!
Yeah, that's better.
One of the great semi-super heroes....
Levitation is nothing compared to the ability to use a shovel!PFHHT
Can he levitate or walk on water...or do both at the same time
Nope...so he ain't cool
I win, because I am listening to some Mark Twain twitter.
I heard that Mark Twain died.
Did you miss the joke in that?
Btw, "fogdog" was yesterday's word of the day.
Keep up, man......er, dog!
Actually, they wrote Taxman as a protest to high Brit income taxes.
High taxes are a seriously bad thing.Being serious in a humor thread. That means ...
Tax avoidance is wonderful & dancerific!
Lets get a time safe, fill it with examples of daily life, bury it and dig it back up after I win.
High taxes are neither bad nor good. They're bad when the money is wasted. They're good when used for positive goals. Too often here they're used to give goodies to business and thus wasted.
Amending my post: I'm in favor of getting rid of every single deduction but one that eliminates taxes for those below the poverty line. Businesses would pay a gross receipts tax at a much lower rate and that's it. Individuals would pay based on money received with no gimmicks such as capital gains having a lower rate again at a lower rate.
If something should be supported, then the government should use other means to do so rather than gimmicking the tax code.
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