It's German, for "The taxes, the the the!"
I will make YOU come do my taxes. Don't think I won't.
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
It's German, for "The taxes, the the the!"
I will make YOU come do my taxes. Don't think I won't.
DIE TAXES DIE DIE DIE.
Next year I'm going to keep reminding you to get someone in.
I once shot a book in Provo just to see it....um...become holey.
You were making Bibles, Gud?
It's German, for "The taxes, the the the!"
Hearts Teppy
I'd definitely give up the cellphone if I was forced to choose.
Unloading the dishwasher is one of the few kitchen chores that I actually enjoy, probably because of my love of order and sorting. Like solitaire with china and silverware!
if one had two dogs, good names would be "Death" and "Taxes."
And living in a trailer up on blocks, with a shotgun named "Elvira."
You were making Bibles, Gud?
Nope, just Swiss books.
Oh, I was thinking it was TiVo specifically not DVRs in general. I might have to part with the dishwasher before the MythBox and make the kids do some dishes.
An Italian film showing Jesus Christ drinking Coca-Cola sparked such strong protest from the soft-drinks giant that it blocked the film's Easter weekend premiere, the film makers said.
The film 7km from Jerusalem is about an Italian advertising executive who is soul searching after losing his job and marriage. He flies to Jerusalem, where he runs into Jesus.
According to local press reports, he offers the returned Christ a can of Coca-Cola and, seeing Jesus drinking the beverage, thinks: "What a testimonial!"
IOJesusN, Christ Getting In Shape For Second Coming
The woman with the gun shot a chair. Apparently she was sitting there feeling miserable, then stood up and aimed at the chair. The shot ricocheted into a table.
I knew those chairs were hard, but, gosh.
Guns don't shoot chairs, patrons shoot chairs. There's a lesson for all of us there.
I like doing dishes.
I miss having my own washer and dryer. I only had that for one year in adulthood, but man, that was nice. My family didn't get a dryer until I was 16, and I remember that if the weather'd been bad for more than a few days, laundry "day" became just that. All day. Maybe 2 days. Otherwise, it wasn't too bad.