BRILLIANTAjax wrote:I have no sympathy for a man who owns his own plane and is upset with the IRS to this extent.
it was one of theseAjax wrote:I have no sympathy for a man who owns his own plane and is upset with the IRS to this extent.
WE NEED CHANGE!!!numbnuts240 wrote:you really don't want that. besides, i couldn't be a president. no way am i going to be the "leader" of a country and still have to ask for permission for everything that i want to do.
should i grow my beard out, take up cigar smoking and dress in olive clothes?nissangirl74 wrote:
WE NEED CHANGE!!!
....oh, wait....
God, I hope not!numbnuts240 wrote:
should i grow my beard out, take up cigar smoking and dress in olive clothes?
this guy looks trustworthynumbnuts240 wrote:
hai, my name is tita, and i'd like to lead you into a brighter future
dusred wrote:Anyone who has had to deal with the IRS knows how he feels. IRS are ***holes, but running your plane into their building? Gosh. . .
That's true. However, if you owe taxes, that $7,000 should not be spent on a plane. Responsibilities come first. Not the toys.sbird1 wrote:And BTW, my dad owns a quarter share of a 197x Grummin Traveler (not sure of the spelling) for like $7,000, so it's not like you have to be a millionaire to fly a plane.
^ THIS.ScorchedNX2K wrote:If you were that pissed at the IRS put your hobby on the back burner and settle your debts you fricking n00b.
You misread me.Reverend D wrote:Small gov't conservatives who feel sympathy for the IRS...oh the irony!