
Scott Stantis | April 18, 2008

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Taktix®|4.18.08 @ 9:08AM|#
Tax day and election day are at opposite ends of the calendar for a reason...
|4.18.08 @ 9:53AM|#
Public executions used to be popular days to have a picnic. Perhaps he's suggesting we make Tax Day into some kind of fun, community-oriented public event, like a phone-a-thon fundraiser or something?
|4.18.08 @ 10:41AM|#
meh.
some dude|4.18.08 @ 11:27AM|#
OTT
|4.18.08 @ 1:23PM|#
I don't pay my taxes on April 15, I pay them all year. April is when I file the return to get a refund, which, by the way, I've already spent.
LarryA|4.18.08 @ 2:22PM|#
But think of the economic stimulus! All those "sign over your refund and we'll sell you a car" deals!
economist|4.18.08 @ 4:13PM|#
They're breakin' my balls here.
economist|4.18.08 @ 4:13PM|#
Actually, I guess I should say that they broke my balls.
Brandybuck|4.18.08 @ 11:33PM|#
I'm still sad that so many people think they've somehow "won" when they get a tax refund. I know a guy who deliberately witholds extra just so he can get a bigger refund.
Jordan 6 Rings|8.11.11 @ 3:13AM|#
perfect
Nike Dunk SB High|8.12.11 @ 11:27PM|#
is good