Motivational Poster Thread (warning content)

Only if the waitress is a church or a registered charity recognised by the IRS ...regardless of whether the money was considered a tip, or a donation, it is none the less income, which, depending on the jurisdiction levying income tax, would be considered as taxable income.

Pardon me if I decline to accept tips that may see me prosecuted for tax evasion (as opposed to tax avoidance).

 

Oil extraction, so wholesome and innocuous, must be environmentally friendly, so safe and so benign....alternatively.....



don't see no verdant landscape and cutesy cows here....

 

with apologies for the language

 

Cattle can't graze on dirt. Add some irrigation to the field.

I pumped carcinogens into my car today, washed my hands off with them and undoubtedly ate some for lunch. Probably added a few more from my drink containers. According to the State of California almost everything we consume contains carcinogens. If they mean the difference between driving to Food Lion for groceries and walking in the woods to forage for food I'll take a little Benzene every time.

 

So sayeth the man who's country is loaded with coal, mothballed coal fired power plants and an electricity shortage in QLD and NSW.

Just in time for winter.

This green economy is a killer.

 

Well at least we ain't in Texas, so there's at least that.



@VisuTrac The plot thickens...not so much that Australia isn't extracting enough coal, or that electrical generation infrastructure has been mothballed...it's just a matter of power generation suppliers extracting more profit out of consumers (Not exactly an Enron style rort though), but manipulating the market by deliberately turning off generators and deliberately restricting supply.

“Bonkers:” Queensland and NSW energy supply crunch underlines farce of broken market

 

Barbie was 85 yesterday.