Tuesday, July 17, 2007
Now, my friend, you have gone TOO far!
The tax man. He takes my earnings when I collect my pay. When I buy gasoline. When I turn a profit on my investments. Even when I die.
But now, he wants to implement a 20,000% (yes, you're reading that right) increase on each cigar I buy?
This means war.
But now, he wants to implement a 20,000% (yes, you're reading that right) increase on each cigar I buy?
This means war.
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2 comments:
Let's go to the mattresses.
Time to talk to some of those judges that Pop keeps in his pocket like so many nickles and dimes.