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erynthered

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  1. ..........another one thats toast come Nov. what a freaking maroon!
  2. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTpL52vKKR8...player_embedded
  3. Very NIce. Here's the link in case some here dont believe you.
  4. You two I'm sure, would make a cute couple.
  5. Look at the post above yours.
  6. He must be a Moran at 3.5% Idiocy?
  7. I just threw up in my mouth. Are you under 30? Are you studing to be a teacher? God I hope not. Some of the posts in this thread are just mind boggling, really!! I'm surprised it lasted as long as it did on the wall. Yes we can!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  8. Slick Willie running the bus over the unions, for Kate. We'll see how that works out.
  9. Some trash talking from The ambassadores from England and the US. Too funny!! http://g.sports.yahoo.com/soccer/world-cup...?urn=sow,246886
  10. I liked this part. Consider a $1 million charitable gift made to reduce estate tax liability. If the charity invests the gift and earns 8 percent annually, then it will earn $80,000 annually, tax free. Suppose there were no estate tax, and the donor, who pays income tax at the 36 percent rate, had held onto the asset. He would have paid $28,800 in tax the next year. Suppose all the after-tax income would have been reinvested, and suppose he would have lived for ten years at which time the asset would have passed on to his heirs who pay a 15 percent income tax rate. In the following 20 years, this $1 million would have generated over $650,000 in income tax revenue. This is revenue foregone to the Treasury because the estate tax motivated the donor to make a gift of the asset. Suppose, instead, the $1 million gift was distributed from the estate to avoid estate tax. If the assets had remained in the family, they would have generated $12,000 in income tax in the first year. If the after-tax income from these assets had been saved, then over 20 years the assets would have produced over a half million dollars in income tax revenue. That’s $500,000 in income tax revenue foregone over 20 years because the estate tax drove the estate to make a charitable contribution instead.
  11. I thought this was the best part of your post, so I hope you dont mind I cut the other part out.
  12. Getting inside those burqa's for a little time on the teet might be tough!!
  13. In my best Dennis Hopper voice --------"You're freaking weird, man!"
  14. I read an interesting stat in the paper today, thought I'd post it for you guy's. There are 118 palyers from Englands Soccer leagues on World Cup Rosters. Of 736 players on 32 rosters, 107 or 14.5% are with Clubs in the Premier League and 11 are from the second tier League Championship, leaving England's total at 16 percent.
  15. I only asked because we're not allowed to here in Florida. I had thougth there were some states that allowed it, wasnt sure if Arkansas was one of them. Thanks.
  16. Can Independents vote in Primaries there?
  17. <---------SNAKE!!!
  18. Great news, thanks. From the comment section: Ding Dong, the witch is dead! Now if the witch can get her twin sister Pelosi to go with her America may stand a chance.
  19. I didnt see this posted. Doc Rivers hid 2600 dollars in LA, Check it out. http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/blog/ball_dont...?urn=nba,245661
  20. NJ Sue and I got married. We have 4 cats, 3 dogs, 4 gold fish and one child. She's doing OK in school, though she has trouble with her homework at times. We ask on plenty of web sites how we can help her with her homework but we get abused, not sure why. Plus we have a web site that tells you how to make pasta salad with warm beer. Though we cant seem to figure out the Vet Bills in Euro dollars. Can anybody help?
  21. OK. Let me ask you this WRT what you just posted. Should the tax payers bail out state retirement accounts? Man up and answer the question.
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