Date:         Sun, 25 Aug 2002 17:30:12 -0400
Reply-To:     SpaceKommander <jboldway@BEE.NET>
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From:         SpaceKommander <jboldway@BEE.NET>
Subject:      Re: inspection worries redux
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What a twit.

At 01:54 PM 8/25/02 -0700, you wrote:
>Actually, no, I don't speed, and haven't had a ticket since the 70s.  That
ticket wasn't even
>for speeding.  I didn't see the "no left turn" sign.  My fault.

Ooh - but he did something illegal!

 >No permit is required for a
>yard sale in my area, but I'd get one if it was.  I also get building
permits every time.  You
>don't have to report profits from a yard sale unless you actually make a
profit.  If you buy
>something for $20 and sell it at your yard sale a few years later for $1,
you didn't make a
>profit.  You lost $19.  I've never made a profit at a yard sale.


Well, not my fault you don't know how to advertise merchandize and make
money . . . .

>Gifts from your parents only
>have to be reported and tax paid if they are over a fairly large amount.
Tragically, my
>parents never gave me any gifts that large.  I do report all the profit I
make from my
>business, and I don't mind a bit.  My dad had the right idea.  He used to
say, "I hope I have
>to pay a million dollars in taxes next year."  I agree.  I'd love to make
enough to owe a
>million in taxes.

Wow, I'd really like to give the morons in government a million. Bet they
would spend it so crack addicts could have more babies.


>
>I also don't pirate software (computer, movies, music, etc.).  I don't
shoplift or steal cars.
>It may amaze you to find out that I am not exceptional.  The people I
associate with don't do
>these things either.  In fact, I find most people make a real effort to be
honest and do the
>right thing.  It is easy to justify one's own behavior by assuming
everyone else is also
>dishonest, particularly if you hang around with a dishonest group of
friends.   How often have
>we heard, "Everybody does it."  Well, everybody doesn't, so you can't
justify your criminal
>behavior with that excuse.  If you are a dishonest person, just accept
that about yourself.
>Maybe someday you'll grow out of it.


Pretty Funny, I don't do anything to hurt people - driving an unregistered
car for two years really hurt the planet? OOOh, I'm a CRIMINAL! Gee. I'm so
sorry. What? Because I drove an unregistered car you assume I shoplift and
steal stuff? ^*&*^% you! I don't do anything to hurt my fellow man(woman).
What a sanctimonious a$$hole. The Nazis would love you.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!


>
>Bill
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "SpaceKommander" <jboldway@BEE.NET>
>>
>> YOU have never gone over the speed limit? Speeding is illegal. Ever have a
>> garage sale? Did you check to see if you need to get a permit from the
>> town? Did you report the profits on your 1040? Ever get a monetary gift
>> from your parents? I'm sure you followed the law and reported that on your
>> 1040 also, right? - by law you have to.
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