Credit goes to Big N***** Batman for his discovery of this devious twist in the Illinois tax laws--a twist that, apparently, is not unique to the Land of Lincoln. Of course, state treasuries could all be rolling in dough if they legalized, then taxed. C'est la vie, I suppose....
> For any other club members who might be reading, I neglected to mention that the title of the post was also a link to the section of the tax code in question. Apologies.
> I refuse to write anything online that I wouldn't say to a n***** in the street. That said, I'm not sure how I would pronounce the letter 'n' followed by five asterisks were I to talk with this as-of-yet hypothetical n*****.
As a citizen of the republic of Texas, I say 'if the g-men are so "high and migty" they can come and take my kaya taxes (much like my assault weapon) from my cold dead hand.
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> For any other club members who might be reading, I neglected to mention that the title of the post was also a link to the section of the tax code in question. Apologies.
> I refuse to write anything online that I wouldn't say to a n***** in the street. That said, I'm not sure how I would pronounce the letter 'n' followed by five asterisks were I to talk with this as-of-yet hypothetical n*****.
As a citizen of the republic of Texas, I say 'if the g-men are so "high and migty" they can come and take my kaya taxes (much like my assault weapon) from my cold dead hand.
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