I’m here. BoogPup isn’t doing good at all. Will be in touch
Public toilets?
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Used to do it down here also. I've owned a bunch of 2nd Gen Camaros and Firebirds, couple of friends had 65 and 70 Mustang coupes, we'd see the old guy with the 65 GOAT and 69 Camaro BB, I had another friend with a WICKED small block 69 Camaro. The law was ALWAYS pulling one of the crew over for having turndowns and making us run the exhaust out the back of the car. Good times for sure. I always gave up $5 or $10 for gas money if I was riding with somebody and we'd cruise all night. Damn those were the days. Hanging out in the Kroger parking lot, always a group of 10-20 cars, which is a lot for my area.
So was Chastain road, and many a dumb ass have killed themselves on that road.
So a used Romanian bayonet is $50 now.
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Damn, reading this post makes me want to get this thing out of storage and get it running good again. It runs now but not that great...
Well.... it's a start....
Hopefully by the time I finish it will be passibly straight.
Lol passibly straight.... As in not arrow straight but it appears to be.....kinda like @Jds556762
Hopefully by the time I finish it will be passibly straight.
Lol passibly straight.... As in not arrow straight but it appears to be.....kinda like @Jds556762
I'll give you tree hunnit fiddy dolluh and sebbenty sebbun cent for it.
It has been long settled that the power to tax is the power to destroy. The reason that Churches are not subject to certain taxation falls under the First Amendment. Taxation of the practice of a religion is an inhibition of a fundamental right to the free practice thereof. While the government's power to tax is vast, the First Amendment applies limits to that power of taxation. Taxing Churches would not only inhibit philanthropic missions, but it would vest in the state some greater expectation of philanthropy. Is the expectation to levy taxes on the church and give government even more money? You can leave the Church if they start doing things you don't agree with, but you can't leave society in the same way. For a bunch of independent freedom-lovers, there are some curious opinions here. Why champion the imposition of more taxes on more people instead of arguing that more activities go untaxed? I don't see how the viewpoints of "taxation is theft" and "Churches should be taxed" is easily reconciled.
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That's in great shape!!! My 1st love, the 1st Gen F-Bodies!
My first wife's uncle had a 68 with a small Weiand blower, it was loud AF and made good power, he also had a black tubbed Chevy Luv with a 8-71 on top of it and that thing was pretty ridiculous. It was a blast to ride in, but it was seriously uncomfortable because it had those aluminum racing seats and belts...
well there lies the problem, so many people have drifted from the principles of this country’s founding that anything that resembles moral responsibility or personal sacrifice is deemed oppressive or at least intrusive. So when the country or nation as a whole doesn’t want to live out said principles themselves, others become unmotivated to do so likewise.
being free men doesn’t equate to being ultimately selfish,
Adams said “Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other”
so no I don’t desire “enforcement” per say. But if there’s a cultural standard that is lived out and expected by the nation, then most will follow suit when the benefits are realized
I'm just a working American, plain and simple
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I do have a problem when the tax exempt status is exploited. There's a church here that owns a large property with several really nice houses on it and they're tax exempt as I understand it.
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So what is this thing you're straightening out and was the driver arrested?
That's quite a large wood you've got
I wonder if this is what Sir Mix-A-Lot meant by get "Sprung"
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That's a hell of a piercing you got there...