> Yep, you DO have the "Beer Tax Blues"!!!!! > ==============================
> did another one. "Obama Blues"
> just being patriotic.
> Eisboch
Did you post it? If not do it, okay?!
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Why not. Here's the scoop. It's not like the other goofy thing. No vocals.
It was recorded using two microphones in front of the little studio speakers that I use with the Korg arranger, so quality isn't great.
Playing isn't great either. Strictly amateur hour. And I made it up as I went along. Probably similar to some song I heard a long time ago and has stuck in my head.
Used "Audacity" to create four tracks. Korg drums on one, various Korg voices on the next, Hammond Porta-B on the third, and then a little guitar fill on the forth track with a Gibson Les Paul.
Then mixed them all up, reduced to stereo and exported as a mp3.
>> Yep, you DO have the "Beer Tax Blues"!!!!! >> ==============================
>> did another one. "Obama Blues"
>> just being patriotic.
>> Eisboch
> Did you post it? If not do it, okay?!
> ---------------------
> Why not. Here's the scoop. It's not like the other goofy thing. No > vocals.
> It was recorded using two microphones in front of the little studio > speakers that I use with the Korg arranger, so quality isn't great.
> Playing isn't great either. Strictly amateur hour. And I made it up as > I went along. Probably similar to some song I heard a long time ago and > has stuck in my head.
> Used "Audacity" to create four tracks. Korg drums on one, various Korg > voices on the next, Hammond Porta-B on the third, and then a little guitar > fill on the forth track with a Gibson Les Paul.
> Then mixed them all up, reduced to stereo and exported as a mp3.
>> Yep, you DO have the "Beer Tax Blues"!!!!! >> ==============================
>> did another one. "Obama Blues"
>> just being patriotic.
>> Eisboch
>Did you post it? If not do it, okay?!
>---------------------
>Why not. Here's the scoop. It's not like the other goofy thing. No >vocals.
>It was recorded using two microphones in front of the little studio speakers >that I use with the Korg arranger, so quality isn't great.
>Playing isn't great either. Strictly amateur hour. And I made it up as I >went along. Probably similar to some song I heard a long time ago and has >stuck in my head.
>Used "Audacity" to create four tracks. Korg drums on one, various Korg >voices on the next, Hammond Porta-B on the third, and then a little guitar >fill on the forth track with a Gibson Les Paul.
>Then mixed them all up, reduced to stereo and exported as a mp3.
> > Yep, you DO have the "Beer Tax Blues"!!!!! > > ==============================
> > did another one. "Obama Blues"
> > just being patriotic.
> > Eisboch
> Did you post it? If not do it, okay?!
> ---------------------
> Why not. Here's the scoop. It's not like the other goofy thing. No > vocals.
> It was recorded using two microphones in front of the little studio speakers > that I use with the Korg arranger, so quality isn't great.
> Playing isn't great either. Strictly amateur hour. And I made it up as I > went along. Probably similar to some song I heard a long time ago and has > stuck in my head.
> Used "Audacity" to create four tracks. Korg drums on one, various Korg > voices on the next, Hammond Porta-B on the third, and then a little guitar > fill on the forth track with a Gibson Les Paul.
> Then mixed them all up, reduced to stereo and exported as a mp3.
>>>President Bush provide real tax cuts, what do you think pelosi is >>>talking about letting expire. These tax cuts were enacted before the >>>democrats took over congress.
>>For billionaires, which they still enjoy. They will expire.
>Not just billionaires. I paid the lowest tax (percentage) last year I >have ever paid. It was mostly because of the way they are doing >capital gains and "qualified" dividends. They don't talk about that >much but the tax cuts of the early 2000s were also very good for >seniors who are living on investments. Those are the ones who vote. >If Obama starts screwing seniors he will go bouncing down the Bunny >trail.
If by "seniors" you mean people that make $250K and up, then I guess Obama is going to be unpopular with them.
> >>>>>> My biggest problem with the man is that you cannot trust what he > >>>>>> says. Every time he opens his mouth he contradicts what he has told > >>>>>> you previously. For example he said he would give everybody a tax > >>>>>> cut, some people have not started to receive it yet and he is taking > >>>>>> out of the budget.
> >>>>> Apparently the tax cuts are in effect. I don't have an income, so I > >>>>> didn't notice, but my youngest son, less than two years out of the > >>>>> Navy and just getting started in his civilian career (and not earning > >>>>> a big paycheck yet) got just under 10 bucks more a week in his > >>>>> paycheck starting this month. His current income is in the very low > >>>>> middle class range.
> >>>>> Unfortunately, that 10 bucks is going to more than absorbed by the > >>>>> several tax increases being implimented by the state, so he's no > >>>>> better off. > >>>> Is that a tax cut or a reduction in withholding? There has been no law > >>>> passed for the former but an order has been given to the IRS to reduce > >>>> the latter. All it is,s an illusion. If the tax cut legislation > >>>> doesn't pass there will be an even bigger tea party April 15th 2010.
> >>> Reduction is withholding *is* the "tax cut". > >> I think I'll submit a W4 today and give my self an even bigger tax cut.
> > You're both talking out of your asses. It's a tax cut and the > > withholding is reflective of the lower tax rate.
> > Bush is the one who gave people their own money in advance.
> > I didn't hear you bitching back then.
> President Bush provide real tax cuts, what do you think pelosi is > talking about letting expire. These tax cuts were enacted before the > democrats took over congress.- Hide quoted text -
> >>>>President Bush provide real tax cuts, what do you think pelosi is > >>>>talking about letting expire. These tax cuts were enacted before the > >>>>democrats took over congress.
> >>>For billionaires, which they still enjoy. They will expire.
> >>Not just billionaires. I paid the lowest tax (percentage) last year I > >>have ever paid. It was mostly because of the way they are doing > >>capital gains and "qualified" dividends. They don't talk about that > >>much but the tax cuts of the early 2000s were also very good for > >>seniors who are living on investments. Those are the ones who vote. > >>If Obama starts screwing seniors he will go bouncing down the Bunny > >>trail.
> >If by "seniors" you mean people that make $250K and up, then I guess > >Obama is going to be unpopular with them.
> $250k ??? Hardly but I thank you for the compliment. ;-) > Look at the capital gains work sheet in your 1040 book. If you make > less than 65k you hardly pay anything and it is a sliding scale from > there up to a max of 15%. It is a pretty convoluted thing to figure > out but the bottom line was I only paid the 15% on about half of my > investment income. > That is what Warren Buffett was referring to when he said he paid less > than his secretary. Virtually all of his money is capital gains, > capped at 15% tax. Most regular folks end up at around 20% of their W2 > wages.- Hide quoted text -
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Not to mention while all of this deflection is going on, gas is going up, and several taxes we pay are going up. The taxes on my wife's bulk tobacco just literally doubled the price of her smoke... Everybodys taxes are screaming upwards, don't let anyone fool you...
>>>>>President Bush provide real tax cuts, what do you think pelosi is >>>>>talking about letting expire. These tax cuts were enacted before the >>>>>democrats took over congress.
>>>>For billionaires, which they still enjoy. They will expire.
>>>Not just billionaires. I paid the lowest tax (percentage) last year I >>>have ever paid. It was mostly because of the way they are doing >>>capital gains and "qualified" dividends. They don't talk about that >>>much but the tax cuts of the early 2000s were also very good for >>>seniors who are living on investments. Those are the ones who vote. >>>If Obama starts screwing seniors he will go bouncing down the Bunny >>>trail.
>>If by "seniors" you mean people that make $250K and up, then I guess >>Obama is going to be unpopular with them.
>$250k ??? Hardly but I thank you for the compliment. ;-) >Look at the capital gains work sheet in your 1040 book. If you make >less than 65k you hardly pay anything and it is a sliding scale from >there up to a max of 15%. It is a pretty convoluted thing to figure >out but the bottom line was I only paid the 15% on about half of my >investment income. >That is what Warren Buffett was referring to when he said he paid less >than his secretary. Virtually all of his money is capital gains, >capped at 15% tax. Most regular folks end up at around 20% of their W2 >wages.
Understood. I'm sure Obama will keep lower income seniors in mind while he re-inserts the bleeding tube in the better founded.
>>>>> My biggest problem with the man is that you cannot trust what he says. >>>>> Every time he opens his mouth he contradicts what he has told you >>>>> previously. For example he said he would give everybody a tax cut, >>>>> some people have not started to receive it yet and he is taking out of >>>>> the budget.
>>>> Apparently the tax cuts are in effect. I don't have an income, so I >>>> didn't notice, but my youngest son, less than two years out of the Navy >>>> and just getting started in his civilian career (and not earning a big >>>> paycheck yet) got just under 10 bucks more a week in his paycheck >>>> starting this month. His current income is in the very low middle class >>>> range.
>>>> Unfortunately, that 10 bucks is going to more than absorbed by the >>>> several tax increases being implimented by the state, so he's no better >>>> off.
>>> Is that a tax cut or a reduction in withholding? There has been no law >>> passed for the former but an order has been given to the IRS to reduce >>> the latter. All it is,s an illusion. If the tax cut legislation doesn't >>> pass there will be an even bigger tea party April 15th 2010.
>> Reduction is withholding *is* the "tax cut".
>> Eisboch
> What slime ball passed that off as a tax cut. What it amounts to is a > smaller refund or taller tax bill at tax time. Are we going to be seeing > this sort of crap for the next 3 years 265 days?
It's officially called tax credit. The lower withholding that some folks are seeing is a result of it.
>>>>>> My biggest problem with the man is that you cannot trust what he says. >>>>>> Every time he opens his mouth he contradicts what he has told you >>>>>> previously. For example he said he would give everybody a tax cut, >>>>>> some people have not started to receive it yet and he is taking out of >>>>>> the budget.
>>>>> Apparently the tax cuts are in effect. I don't have an income, so I >>>>> didn't notice, but my youngest son, less than two years out of the Navy >>>>> and just getting started in his civilian career (and not earning a big >>>>> paycheck yet) got just under 10 bucks more a week in his paycheck >>>>> starting this month. His current income is in the very low middle class >>>>> range.
>>>>> Unfortunately, that 10 bucks is going to more than absorbed by the >>>>> several tax increases being implimented by the state, so he's no better >>>>> off. >>>> Is that a tax cut or a reduction in withholding? There has been no law >>>> passed for the former but an order has been given to the IRS to reduce >>>> the latter. All it is,s an illusion. If the tax cut legislation doesn't >>>> pass there will be an even bigger tea party April 15th 2010.
>>> Reduction is withholding *is* the "tax cut".
>>> Eisboch >> What slime ball passed that off as a tax cut. What it amounts to is a >> smaller refund or taller tax bill at tax time. Are we going to be seeing >> this sort of crap for the next 3 years 265 days?
> It's officially called tax credit. The lower withholding that some folks > are seeing is a result of it.
Anything that infuriates the mound of shit known here as FloridaJim is worth doing...over and over and over and over.
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>>>>>>> My biggest problem with the man is that you cannot trust what he >>>>>>> says. Every time he opens his mouth he contradicts what he has >>>>>>> told you previously. For example he said he would give everybody >>>>>>> a tax cut, some people have not started to receive it yet and he >>>>>>> is taking out of the budget.
>>>>>> Apparently the tax cuts are in effect. I don't have an income, >>>>>> so I didn't notice, but my youngest son, less than two years out >>>>>> of the Navy and just getting started in his civilian career (and >>>>>> not earning a big paycheck yet) got just under 10 bucks more a >>>>>> week in his paycheck starting this month. His current income is in >>>>>> the very low middle class range.
>>>>>> Unfortunately, that 10 bucks is going to more than absorbed by the >>>>>> several tax increases being implimented by the state, so he's no >>>>>> better off. >>>>> Is that a tax cut or a reduction in withholding? There has been no >>>>> law passed for the former but an order has been given to the IRS to >>>>> reduce the latter. All it is,s an illusion. If the tax cut >>>>> legislation doesn't pass there will be an even bigger tea party >>>>> April 15th 2010.
>>>> Reduction is withholding *is* the "tax cut". >>> I think I'll submit a W4 today and give my self an even bigger tax cut.
>> You're both talking out of your asses. It's a tax cut and the >> withholding is reflective of the lower tax rate.
>> Bush is the one who gave people their own money in advance.
>> I didn't hear you bitching back then. > President Bush provide real tax cuts, what do you think pelosi is > talking about letting expire. These tax cuts were enacted before the > democrats took over congress.
I'm still waiting for the marriage penalty to be repealed. The tax penalty part of it.
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