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Zipperelli. posted:I refuse to believe that the 2 pandas on the ground aren't loving as the third one falls out of the tree. Do Pandas do missionary?
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I was looking at a german miniature railway diorama site and they have this one titled 'Schadenfreude' I like how the man bears more than a passing resemblance to Trump The other figures are amazing, I feel like there is a photoshop thread brewing..I mean WTF is this even  https://www.preiser-figuren.de/massstab_suche,1:22,5
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AlmightyBob posted:The pro trump narrative on twitter right now is that he was a genius to use the system to get out of paying taxes Of course, the trick he probably used to avoid paying taxes is only available to wealthy developers like himself. He's proving that the system is rigged, but it's exclusively rigged in his favor and the favor of people like him. It's a special kind of crazy to think he's going to do anything to improve the system even through burning it all down and letting American start fresh. He's already proven that he's only in it for himself.
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chitoryu12 posted:Of course, the trick he probably used to avoid paying taxes is only available to wealthy developers like himself. He's proving that the system is rigged, but it's exclusively rigged in his favor and the favor of people like him. It's a special kind of crazy to think he's going to do anything to improve the system even through burning it all down and letting American start fresh. He's already proven that he's only in it for himself. Yeah, regular people have that option, but I think you can only carry a loss for 3 years. It seems like overkill to allow 20 years of no taxes no matter what the loss was. This puts more pressure on him to show he's either paid taxes or acknowledge he's cleared less than a billion in 20 years - during two huge tremendous bull markets during which he should have made buckets of money. I think that would hurt his image more than anything else.
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chitoryu12 posted:Of course, the trick he probably used to avoid paying taxes is only available to wealthy developers like himself. He's proving that the system is rigged, but it's exclusively rigged in his favor and the favor of people like him. It's a special kind of crazy to think he's going to do anything to improve the system even through burning it all down and letting American start fresh. He's already proven that he's only in it for himself. The Washington Post had a good article on this the other day where they even mentioned that this could be great for Trump in the vein of "Of course I gave the Clinton's money, because when I need something they answer the call" in pointing out how the system is broken. quote:If Trump were truly smart — and wanted to lead by example — he would have disclosed his tax returns, showed the loopholes he used, and vowed to close them.
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Krispy Kareem posted:Yeah, regular people have that option, but I think you can only carry a loss for 3 years. It seems like overkill to allow 20 years of no taxes no matter what the loss was. Well, no, even "regular people" can carry forward their NOLs twenty years under Code section 172. The 2/3 year limit is for carrybacks to prior tax years. The thing the article talks about regarding real estate professionals has to do with passive activity losses.
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Gorilla Salad posted:New FailArmy. What in the gently caress was the driver at 2:28 thinking?? 
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) but the puppy and ferret at 4:40 is gold.
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Rondette posted:I was looking at a german miniature railway diorama site and they have this one titled 'Schadenfreude' Pffff the caganers are where the good stuff is. https://www.caganer.com/en/ Maybe  if your work doesn't like making GBS threads Ghandi figurines but if so...man...work somewhere else.
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Subjunctive posted:I like that he pauses in the superhero-landing pose for a bit. I imagine he's waiting for his vision to return and trying to decide if he immediately needs an ambulance.
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Mak0rz posted:What in the gently caress was the driver at 2:28 thinking?? "Blyat!"
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I don't think this has been posted yet. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pnv4jhYI8wg
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You'll never convince partisans to vote for the other guy (or girl in this case). All campaigning is about the people in the middle.
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Sam Faust posted:I don't think this has been posted yet. Holy holy poo poo, the juxtoposition makes this a hundred times better. It also quietly reminds you that every one of the awesome successes was preceded by 100 fails, so, you know, chin up! (Assuming you still have your chin)
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Zero One posted:You'll never convince partisans to vote for the other guy (or girl in this case). All campaigning is about the people in the middle. God drat this lie never dies. It's about getting your people to show up and the other person's people not to.
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Zero One posted:You'll never convince partisans to vote for the other guy (or girl in this case). All campaigning is about the people in the middle. Grem posted:God drat this lie never dies. It's about getting your people to show up and the other person's people not to. 
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Grem posted:You're wrong and that's why you'll never be president.
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Grem posted:God drat this lie never dies. It's about getting your people to show up and the other person's people not to. If this were true both sides would be aggressively developing weather control technology
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Well, back when Romney was running, they did blame Obama for the hurricane that hosed up their convention plans.
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4chan is running out of moneyquote:The infamous message board 4chan is struggling to stay afloat and will have to make changes to reduce costs, the site’s owner wrote in a post on Sunday. "4chan can't afford infrastructure costs, network fee, servers cost, CDN and etc, now," writes Hiroyuki Nisimura, who bought the site from its founder last year. But it's ok, they might have a shining knight coming to help them! https://twitter.com/MartinShkreli/status/782649157404229633 https://twitter.com/hiroyuki_ni/status/782730299574714368 lol
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Memento posted:4chan is running out of money The hero they deserve.
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Memento posted:4chan is running out of money Oh god. Please shut down /pol/ so I can watch that collective meltdown.
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Azhais posted:If this were true both sides would be aggressively developing weather control technology See Colombia voting against ending a 54 year war with FARK to its less than a percentage point. With only 40% of the country voting in part due to heavy rains in the east.
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Outrail posted:See Colombia voting against ending a 54 year war with FARK to its less than a percentage point. The Colombian hardliners won't be satisfied until Drew Curtis is publicly executed in the town square.
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Huge Imgur gallery of people celebrating too early: http://imgur.com/gallery/UlD5d http://i.imgur.com/YNusAyG.gifv Short Imgur gallery of instant karma: http://imgur.com/gallery/2xUYR http://i.imgur.com/sPDwmo6.gifv Edit: one more for the road http://i.imgur.com/1DZyVHD.gifv Snowglobe of Doom has a new favorite as of 10:21 on Oct 4, 2016 |
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"Earn the win"
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We're gonna need a physicist or engineer to explain why that oscillating thing happens.
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Keep watching, it's not just the first bit. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YsVmvyXRiRU
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I know this isn't the OSHA thread, but 3 points of contact should be a rule of life when it comes to ladders or steep stairs. I would rank it up there with "look both ways before crossing" and "don't drink the pirate brand skeleton punch"
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Jippa posted:Keep watching, it's not just the first bit. First time I've ever seen Jimmy Fallon not laughing
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Flash Gordon Ramsay posted:We're gonna need a physicist or engineer to explain why that oscillating thing happens. Probably what happens is you get caught up on one side, which shifts your weight that way and lets your other leg slide forward until it becomes the new point of contact and gets caught up, the process repeats.
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