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Lol sorry man! Anyway, that link does kinda prove a point. Why do they not break out incomes lower than 245,000? Something to hide here maybe! Also, this is income. Wealthy people generally don't have an income so to speak. They have investments. And those are taxed entirely differently than what we are looking at in this chart. We're basically "pay to play" on this field.

http://www.ntu.org/tax-basics/who-pays-income-taxes.html This is not the IRS, that was the link. It's this stupid ass right wing organization headed by wealthy people to make you think they actually pay taxes. Please try and pay attention.

My bad. The fact of the matter is we the working class shoulder most of the financial burden. The rich don't pay their fair share and the poor don't earn their keep. I don't know about you guys but there's not much more blood left in this turnip for either side.

No, no it's not. More money goes to corporate welfare than social welfare

The wealthy don't pay payroll taxes, they don't earn an hourly wage.

I did, it's still not the IRS http://www.rightwingwatch.org/content/national-taxpayers-union More rich people trying to convince you that they are actually paying taxes.

It's not the IRS, do a little research and you'll see the organization that links to isn't the IRS. They are just pulling out IRS data in a manipulation of data to get it to say what they want.

Nope! And I can use google too! http://www.salon.com/2012/08/28/who_really_pays_taxes/

I never said I was, but this thread was about smoking sooooo But anyway, since you asked. I don't smoke, rarely drink and when I do I don't get drunk. I avoid most processed foods, artificial sweeteners and high fructose corn syrup. I bake my own bread, make my own pasta and cook with fresh organic ingredients. I exercise when I have time but by no means am I a gym rat. I am not overweight, I am also not meth-skinny. Oh yeah, I don't do drugs. My riding style puts me at the back of the pack, I'm cautious on the street as well as off road. I'm not an over the top rider. A few on here can vouch for that. But I digress, this was about smoking which statistically kills way more than how I ride, eat or exercise.

You did! You said the top 20% pay most of the taxes. That couldn't be further from the truth! That would be us that pay it. Regular guys that go to work every day while the wealthy get all the kickbacks and write-offs. This should help you understand what corporate welfare means http://www.ehow.com/info_7769432_corporate-welfare.html

What the fuck are you smoking? Get you mouth off Fox News teet and look the fuck around. The rich don't pay for shit! WE do! And you want a real eye opener? Look up corporate welfare. The money that goes to that eclipses ANY money that goes to social programs. I don't agree with either end of it but Jesus man you can't seriously believe the shit you're spewing.

You are well aware of the health risks of smoking. Why should I have to pay for your choices through higher premiums for me? You should be paying a higher premium because you're "accident prone"? I realize you do exercise and whatnot but that doesn't excuse smoking. Like automotive insurance you are a higher risk and should be charged a higher rate.

I'm pretty sure you're a mother. I've heard people call you that.

No no no! That just won't do!

Didn't even mention the orbital because most people don't have them around or know how to properly use them if they did. But yes orbitals do go in a circle but are to be used like wet sanding so to speak and operate at a higher speed than your arm is. But yes, if you're doing everything by hand NEVER in circles. Also, the clay bar is your friend. Used those while I was detailing for Acura

No really, what you got?

Never use a sponge! Sponges can actually retain small rocks, sand, etc that will scratch the surface. Think of black cars that turn in front of you on a sunny day and you see that "spiderweb" look. Those people are sponge washers. Second, never wash in a circular motion. Wipe the surface along the body lines of the vehicle. Same with waxing. Never in circles, especially on a dark vehicle. As mentioned above, get yourself a kit from Griots Garage. Good products and sound care advice.

Totally agree! I've always wanted to give it a shot but have been very hesitant to crack up my only bike during a track day. I'm not like some of you guys that have 4 bikes in the stable

My agent is Brian Young in Vandalia. I JUST asked on Monday because I was curious about it. He is a biker so I thought he would know And no, he doesn't ride pig iron

Not sure about that one but my million dollar umbrella does

I have a biometric handgun safe beside my bed, all it takes is one touch with my finger and it springs open. You can still keep it locked AND easily accessible

Damn straight it is! Lol

Went to see my State Farm Insurance agent on Monday for a review of my policies. Found out the they will cover your street legal bikes for track days. You just can't make a racing habit of it. But if you want to hit a couple track days this season on your street bike, it's covered.

Move the date?