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James: a fatty that likes dsms. RIP

The guy used like that aluminum or metal that comes in roll with the holes every inch or two. It's fugly

Thanks Paul. They have the lowest price, was hoping for some local 10 dollar ones :fa:

79-93 please and thank you

Shame I has no clearance.

Farkas: I picture a guy that calls people "faggots" on a webforum. Take yo likin' boy :gabe:

I'll step up to plate. Rymer: Have you ever seen the movie Blade, with Wesley Snipes? There's a character named "Pearl" that's stuck in an IT closet working for the vampires, remember? It's about 800 pounds with massive titties, a piercing voice and a big bald head. That's my image of Rymer except you have to mentally Photoshop a .22 rifle, side-mounted to a wheelchair and a big nasty fungal foot. Probably a size 12 from infection but his good foot is a 8.5-9 to keep in aspect with the tiny schmeckle hidden beneath a roll or two of belly lard. He's also got a 3 foot piece of splintery wood that he's zip tied a Brillo pad to so he can self sustain his bathing routine. Finally, he keeps warm with the two harry potter snuggies that he's duck taped together side-to-side. From the back you would think he's got four arms, thankfully they assist his back sweat aeration.

Get real Captain Crunch. I see some of you are being facetious in a serious thread.

Get serious Count Chocula.

How many of you take CR seriously? Like, reaaaaaal seriously... Would you allow the e-persona of members’ to impact your decisions/notions about life? What about services you could obtain or relationships that could grow from them? When you log into CR do you read posts of those you have not met, close your eyes and picture what that person is like? Lettuce give it a try. Pick one member you have not met, and better yet, one that you’ve not seen and describe how they appear to your imagination: their life, actions and appearance. For a poll question lettuce use “Would you judge someones character based on CR online-interactions and would it impact anything outside of the forum?” Yes or no.

How good are the graphics? The youtubes suck or don't do any justice I can't tell.

Looking good

You should still be able to helicoil tiiiit

Saw a couple on craigslist. Not sure if Mike still has that one you COULD HAVE BOUGHT a while ago :fa:

I thought you had got rid of that thing years ago. Is this different?

It's not like I am some recluse that refuses to pay my bills, out on my porch rubbin my belly starin at my Mustang. Just stating the facts. I paid much less at Polaris and in Westerville.

NEP overcharges their water. You've lived elsewhere you should know this buddy.

Yes, You can depreciate the value of your equipment for a tax break. There's also a handful of credits out there too. http://www.SBA.gov will help you out finding some of them. If you did it manually you definitely need an Accountant and you would do yourself a favor by setting up with some software and teaching yourselves how to handle. I can get you on your way with taxes this year or you can ask me any number of questions if you tackle it yourself. I highly recommend getting yourself Peach Tree, Quickbooks or GnuCash (free but not user friendly). Did you file an extension I hope?

If you want to work on hvac maybe you should consider looking for an administrative position in a local insulation/hvac company's office? CSCC should be able to get you where you need to be in 9-12 months. Also, going green is becoming quite the buzz around here as the major energy providers are starting to take it seriously. Consider becoming BPI certified. Good luck

I live in Albany Park. Cons: Girls, pools, gyms, other facilities; New Albany's quiet and there's lots of golf and dining nearby. Cons: Resale, stringent rules, issue with some of the condo properties (related to the front porches being poorly constructed). Nationwide Energy Partners handles parts of the zone and they bf their customers on water and electricity.

What, did I say something wrong? Jason, if your wife is operating an LLC by herself she should be taking advantage of the "flow-through" taxation. She'll avoid double taxation: if she treats it as a corporate entity she has to pay for individual tax and the company. Technically, if you know how to do basic taxes you should therefore be able to complete hers if done this way by filling out your Section C on the 1040 form. If the company's been in business and hasn't done so like this in the past you may reelect by using an IRS form 8832 - this is an Entity Classification Election form. If you have someone else do this for you you're looking between $250 for the schedule C and 500+ for any sort of corporate taxation. The $4,500 you stated previously is only because that Accountant was performing payroll as well. It's easy really, you need to supply the profit (or loss) on the forms so a proper set of bookkeeping should provide you the numbers you need (your retained earnings are taxed too if she's holding on to anything). Did you guys use an Accounting software or did you manually keep track?