01 Sep, 2009, David Haley wrote in the 121st comment:
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No YOU. And then you better drop this.
01 Sep, 2009, Cratylus wrote in the 122nd comment:
David Haley said:
No YOU. And then you better drop this.
YOU drop it
01 Sep, 2009, David Haley wrote in the 123rd comment:
I'll drop it on your face. Smash.
01 Sep, 2009, Guest wrote in the 124th comment:
I think you've both already had enough beer from the look of things :)
01 Sep, 2009, David Haley wrote in the 125th comment:
You really think that people can only be funny and/or have fun when drunk?
01 Sep, 2009, Igabod wrote in the 126th comment:
well, aside from that minor flare up of Samson's, I'd say this has been a good thread so far. And Samson, to be fair, I did start this thread intending it to spark some good natured debate.
To DH and Crat, I've enjoyed reading your little back and forth immensely. Especially the post where DH called Crat a "rhetorically incompetent bastard". That one made an otherwise mediocre night into a slightly less mediocre night.
To DH and Crat, I've enjoyed reading your little back and forth immensely. Especially the post where DH called Crat a "rhetorically incompetent bastard". That one made an otherwise mediocre night into a slightly less mediocre night.
01 Sep, 2009, Tyche wrote in the 127th comment:
Igabod said:
…I did start this thread intending it to spark some good natured debate.
Why?
01 Sep, 2009, Dean wrote in the 128th comment:
Tyche said:
Why?
Igabod said:
…I did start this thread intending it to spark some good natured debate.
Why?
I have started to suspect that Igabod has nothing better to do than start threads with the intent to spark some good natured debate here. :tongue:
01 Sep, 2009, Igabod wrote in the 129th comment:
pretty much what dean said
01 Sep, 2009, Guest wrote in the 130th comment:
David Haley said:
You really think that people can only be funny and/or have fun when drunk?
Me? No. Considering I can't stand the stuff, or anything alcoholic really, I'm well aware that being drunk isn't necessary for being funny or having fun. In fact, most folks around here have loads more fun without alcohol being involved at all.
It just seems from past experiences around the MUD community that nearly everyone expresses their fun in terms of how many beers they've had which tends to lead to silly stuff like you guys posted. Are you sure I'm the only uptight asshole who needs to lighten up around here?
01 Sep, 2009, Kayle wrote in the 131st comment:
Having now met David face to face, and Crat as well, I can honestly say neither are uptight assholes. Davion on the other hand…
Well, he's a reasonable guy and all…
Well, he's a reasonable guy and all…
01 Sep, 2009, Cratylus wrote in the 132nd comment:
Samson said:
Are you sure I'm the only uptight asshole who needs to lighten up around here?
Thus far.
02 Sep, 2009, JohnnyStarr wrote in the 133rd comment:
I work for Wells Fargo as an Operations Specialist.
I deal with about 80 accounts daily, and I can tell you that
The entire banking system would be a mess without pennies.
I would be willing to address any Banking questions.
:biggrin:
I deal with about 80 accounts daily, and I can tell you that
The entire banking system would be a mess without pennies.
I would be willing to address any Banking questions.
:biggrin:
02 Sep, 2009, flumpy wrote in the 134th comment:
Just to fill you in a little about Europe:
In the UK we have a semi-fixed Value added tax (VAT) of 15%, not a general sales tax. This is due to change again back to its 17.5% rate at the beginning of 2010. All of the UK prices on display include VAT, unless explicitly mentioned, and no, we didn't have any problems with changing a few labels. I cannot remember the last time VAT changed.
Also, AFAIK, Spain's equivalent (IVA) is 16% and is fixed in a similar manner by the government (I believe).
In the UK we have a semi-fixed Value added tax (VAT) of 15%, not a general sales tax. This is due to change again back to its 17.5% rate at the beginning of 2010. All of the UK prices on display include VAT, unless explicitly mentioned, and no, we didn't have any problems with changing a few labels. I cannot remember the last time VAT changed.
Also, AFAIK, Spain's equivalent (IVA) is 16% and is fixed in a similar manner by the government (I believe).
02 Sep, 2009, David Haley wrote in the 135th comment:
Same in France, although IIRC the TVA is 19.5% or thereabouts – easy to look up if desired.
02 Sep, 2009, Ssolvarain wrote in the 136th comment:
02 Sep, 2009, flumpy wrote in the 137th comment:
02 Sep, 2009, Lyanic wrote in the 138th comment:
Ssolvarain said:
Did you draw that all by yourself? *gives Ssol a gold star*
03 Sep, 2009, Igabod wrote in the 139th comment:
well, now I know why we had that boston tea party back in the day. We Americans would rather pay less than 10% tax.
03 Sep, 2009, Ssolvarain wrote in the 140th comment:
-eyes the cigarette taxes-
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