A Day in the Life of Vernice Kuglin

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Demosthenes
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A Day in the Life of Vernice Kuglin

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http://www.treas.gov/auctions/irs/metn_anti_2632.htm

Pathetic.
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grixit
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Post by grixit »

Wow, a forced garage sale.
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Can I bid on just the antique cell phone in the vehicle? :wink:
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Post by Burzmali »

Ironically, depending on how old the libbies are the least they are worth. That's inflation-proofness for you...
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Post by Imalawman »

Burzmali wrote:Ironically, depending on how old the libbies are the least they are worth. That's inflation-proofness for you...
Did you borrow DMVP's random word generator for the afternoon? It looks like fun.
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Stock sale?

Post by LDE »

The auction includes "90 Shares of common stock in Southwest Airlines Co." Is that normal? Why wouldn't the gov't sell it on a stock exchange, ensuring it gets fair value, rather than at an auction, where the highest bidder will almost certainly undercut the market price?
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Post by Evil Squirrel Overlord »

That's the beauty of the auction, get rid of it with the least cost and convert it to USD... not if they were smart they would pass off those Libbies to unsupecting merchants and slot machines.
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Re: A Day in the Life of Vernice Kuglin

Post by LPC »

How can you be sure? The taxpayer is not named in the auction announcement.
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Demosthenes
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Post by Demosthenes »

How can you be sure? The taxpayer is not named in the auction announcement.
One of those little birdie moments.
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Post by ArthurRubin »

I wonder if the computer has something interesting on it....

Probably not, though.
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Burzmali
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Post by Burzmali »

Imalawman wrote:
Burzmali wrote:Ironically, depending on how old the libbies are the least they are worth. That's inflation-proofness for you...
Did you borrow DMVP's random word generator for the afternoon? It looks like fun.
Rush job as I was leaving work. I was commenting that the libbies can not be accurately valued without knowing how old they are.
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