The Off Topic Topic

[Josquius]

Insert generic moan about women here.
I should look into this homosexuality buisness.
The only trouble is the having to have sex with guys aspect. And the music. And the fashion.
err...
OK. No to being gay then.
The priesthood?...hmm...I can pretend to believe in God but...The small boy love aspect is not my thing.
Damn.

[Razgovory]

Man, the Cards game is in the 19th inning.  The shortstop is pitching.

[HisMajestyBOB]

I'd jam my thumbs up her ass.

The second picture looks like she wants to jam her thumbs up your ass, too.

[Josephus]

Man, the Cards game is in the 19th inning.  The shortstop is pitching.

That's 18 innings too long, man.

[FunkMonk]

Man, the Cards game is in the 19th inning.  The shortstop is pitching.

Holy shit, something to talk about at work on Monday. 

[HisMajestyBOB]

Eating fried chicken and watching The Wire.

[Zanza]

The German finance ministry has started to levy tax from professional poker players. Usually gambling (lottery, betting, roulette etc.) is tax free in Germany, but apparently professional poker players have too steady a revenue stream so what they do is considered commercial and not gambling and they have to pay income tax.

[Ed Anger]

I'd jam my thumbs up her ass.

The second picture looks like she wants to jam her thumbs up your ass, too.

I've put up some plywood so that doesn't happen.

[stjaba]

The German finance ministry has started to levy tax from professional poker players. Usually gambling (lottery, betting, roulette etc.) is tax free in Germany, but apparently professional poker players have too steady a revenue stream so what they do is considered commercial and not gambling and they have to pay income tax.

In the US, it is opposite. Gambling earnings are considered unearned income, and taxed a higher rate than regular income. However, professional poker players can set it up so that their poker earnings are considered regular income, and taxed at a lower rate.

[Barrister]

The German finance ministry has started to levy tax from professional poker players. Usually gambling (lottery, betting, roulette etc.) is tax free in Germany, but apparently professional poker players have too steady a revenue stream so what they do is considered commercial and not gambling and they have to pay income tax.

This is how it works in Canada.  Lotteries, gambling etc. is generally tax-free as it is unpredictable.  But (theoretically at least) if your income is predictable enough it can/should be taxed at the normal rate.

I say theoretically because gambling income is pretty hard to track...

[Ed Anger]

Goddamn gub'mit taxes lotteries here. Angries up my blood it does. Makes me want to read the Turner Diaries and put up with the turgid prose and shallow farcical plot.

[Razgovory]

Goddamn gub'mit taxes lotteries here. Angries up my blood it does. Makes me want to read the Turner Diaries and put up with the turgid prose and shallow farcical plot.

Glen Beck's writing a sequel so save your pennies up for it.

[Ed Anger]

Goddamn gub'mit taxes lotteries here. Angries up my blood it does. Makes me want to read the Turner Diaries and put up with the turgid prose and shallow farcical plot.

Glen Beck's writing a sequel so save your pennies up for it.

Can't. Gub'mint took all mah pennies.

[Ed Anger]

[Syt]