allthumbs

outlast you

your mouth ain't big enuf

CT, I'd like to grope you groopie.

You decide and let me know. I gotta drive home so I'm only good for a couple brews. DWI ain't in my vocabulary.

hahaha, yeah jk, i tweaked my firewall

I could swing by Snoh. Friday nite for a couple. Saturday nite won't work...got the kids.

No shit, what the phuck difference does it make if i climb or not. Someone willing to pay me to prove it?

Dru, I was a virgin till you turned me on to google. Now it just rocks my world.

hahaha, trask says, ", and no one will ever know. It don't mean nothin."

right on iain!

PNW weather's too unpredictable to take for granted.

Map and compass skills - hmmm, what a concept.

jb and skislut, you two ignorant bastards deserve each other.

skisports = stool

skisports

jb

Hey Sexual Chocolate, when I squint a little, I can still see the coat hanger scar on your forehead.

Dwayner, please consider admittance.

Even for my screwing around on the wheelchair routes, I've dumped all the heavy, so-called "have-to-have-it" crap and gone super lean. My knees dig it and I've been no worse for wear. Booyah

So Dru, how'd the Twight gear style work for you?

A gentleman never tells.

smoke weed

SC, you are sooooo out there. Chew on this for awhile -- Just heard a really interesting theory and that is to keep the dividends tax on individuals but allow corps a deduction for dividends. Struck me as pretty smart, not sure I'm totally on board but it would certainly give one the most bang for the buck and incentives to the right folks (corps) if what you want is to get them to pay out dividends... Taking the tax off dividends will lead to upward pressure in stock prices as well as a possible change in the way corporations do business. Corporations will look to making capital investments in cash from increased stock sales as well as holding back part of the profit used to pay dividends. Currently the system encourages debt instruments for capital expenses as these can be written off as tax deductions. The current system taxes the dividend at the corporate level as well as the shareholder level (double taxation). The average investor in the stock market is 44 years old with an income of $57,000 and an average portfolio value of $28,000. Also that individual is more likely to only have a High School or B.S. degree. This tax reduction has targeted exactly what it needs to. Its long term and it will happen. It’s not only for the "Rich"; everyone will benefit. trask out