Actually, now that I think about it, you've never really said much of anything about anything.Harvester wrote:Nope, never said the The federal Income Tax did not apply to me.
Grixit wrote:Hey Diller: forget terms like "wages", "income", "derived from", "received", etc. If you did something, and got paid for it, you owe tax.
Hey, hey. hey, New England Patriots fans are sometimes called chowderheads, don't disparage us because you don't like this guy, I would call the guy a douchebag. No real chance of offending anyone then.Tax Man wrote:Champion is a chowderhead piece of sh*t with the most annoying voice I've ever heard.
Sorry, had to get that out.
Ah, but have you taken into consideration the feelings of Lord and Lady Douchebag?bmielke wrote:I would call the guy a douchebag. No real chance of offending anyone then.
I am American, I don't believe in peerage if Mr. and Mrs. Douchebag want to come talk to me about it they can find out where I live, and walk by the barbed wire and three no trespassing signs like everybody else.Famspear wrote:Ah, but have you taken into consideration the feelings of Lord and Lady Douchebag?bmielke wrote:I would call the guy a douchebag. No real chance of offending anyone then.
http://snltranscripts.jt.org/79/79tdouchebag.phtml
Us Pats fans would be more appropriately called "chowdaheads"........Has the south messed up your diction?bmielke wrote:Hey, hey. hey, New England Patriots fans are sometimes called chowderheads, don't disparage us because you don't like this guy, I would call the guy a douchebag. No real chance of offending anyone then.Tax Man wrote:Champion is a chowderhead piece of sh*t with the most annoying voice I've ever heard.
Sorry, had to get that out.
Not at all, but then I never really had much of a Boston accent.Dezcad wrote:Us Pats fans would be more appropriately called "chowdaheads"........Has the south messed up your diction?bmielke wrote:Hey, hey. hey, New England Patriots fans are sometimes called chowderheads, don't disparage us because you don't like this guy, I would call the guy a douchebag. No real chance of offending anyone then.Tax Man wrote:Champion is a chowderhead piece of sh*t with the most annoying voice I've ever heard.
Sorry, had to get that out.
Not at all, but then I never really had much of a Boston accent.[/quote]bmielke wrote:Us Pats fans would be more appropriately called "chowdaheads"........Has the south messed up your diction?Dezcad wrote:
Hey, hey. hey, New England Patriots fans are sometimes called chowderheads, don't disparage us because you don't like this guy, I would call the guy a douchebag. No real chance of offending anyone then.
Yeah, I meant his head is full of chowder in a literal sense - no offense to the Patriots fans. I could have called him a cheesehead too, with no offense to the Packers fans.bmielke wrote:Hey, hey. hey, New England Patriots fans are sometimes called chowderheads, don't disparage us because you don't like this guy, I would call the guy a douchebag. No real chance of offending anyone then.Tax Man wrote:Champion is a chowderhead piece of sh*t with the most annoying voice I've ever heard.
Sorry, had to get that out.
What city did you grow up in? And what does "walking" have to do with an accent?bmielke wrote:Dezcad...
I grew up there, but I debated in high school and they wanted us to pronounce our "r"'s so whatever small accent i had I lost. Then I went to college in Western PA and I walked hard at not picking up that accent, now I am down here.
I grew up in Pembroke, and it should be WorkedDezcad wrote:What city did you grow up in? And what does "walking" have to do with an accent?bmielke wrote:Dezcad...
I grew up there, but I debated in high school and they wanted us to pronounce our "r"'s so whatever small accent i had I lost. Then I went to college in Western PA and I walked hard at not picking up that accent, now I am down here.
I was born and raised in Newton, right on Boston's western border; but my family was from Worcester ("Wisstah"), and I sound a lot more like them. In fact, if the town of Dana hadn't been taken for the Quabbin Reservoir, I'd fit right in out there.Dezcad wrote: Not at all, but then I never really had much of a Boston accent.
I actually live in Newton Upper Falls now but grew up in Marlboro. Not that anyone really cares.......Pottapaug1938 wrote: I was born and raised in Newton, right on Boston's western border; but my family was from Worcester ("Wisstah"), and I sound a lot more like them. In fact, if the town of Dana hadn't been taken for the Quabbin Reservoir, I'd fit right in out there.
However, people from outside the region still think I have a Boston accent, and can't distinguish between, say, me, Teddy Kennedy, "old Jewish Roxbury" and "modern Dorchester (Dawchesta)"....
I grew up in Oak Hill Park, and was NSHS '69 (only you will understand that reference).Dezcad wrote:I actually live in Newton Upper Falls now but grew up in Marlboro. Not that anyone really cares.......Pottapaug1938 wrote: I was born and raised in Newton, right on Boston's western border; but my family was from Worcester ("Wisstah"), and I sound a lot more like them. In fact, if the town of Dana hadn't been taken for the Quabbin Reservoir, I'd fit right in out there.
However, people from outside the region still think I have a Boston accent, and can't distinguish between, say, me, Teddy Kennedy, "old Jewish Roxbury" and "modern Dorchester (Dawchesta)"....
NSHS is Newton South High School, what was special about 1969?Pottapaug1938 wrote:I grew up in Oak Hill Park, and was NSHS '69 (only you will understand that reference).Dezcad wrote:I actually live in Newton Upper Falls now but grew up in Marlboro. Not that anyone really cares.......Pottapaug1938 wrote: I was born and raised in Newton, right on Boston's western border; but my family was from Worcester ("Wisstah"), and I sound a lot more like them. In fact, if the town of Dana hadn't been taken for the Quabbin Reservoir, I'd fit right in out there.
However, people from outside the region still think I have a Boston accent, and can't distinguish between, say, me, Teddy Kennedy, "old Jewish Roxbury" and "modern Dorchester (Dawchesta)"....
NSHS is Newton South High School, what was special about 1969?[/quote]bmielke wrote:
I grew up in Oak Hill Park, and was NSHS '69 (only you will understand that reference).
I thought that might be it, but I thought that people way back then were more civilized and didn't have their minds firmly in the gutter.Pottapaug1938 wrote:The year I graduated, of course. Our official class buttons bore a bold blue "69" on an orange background; and they sold like hotcakes to the other classes. I wonder why....bmielke wrote:NSHS is Newton South High School, what was special about 1969?Pottapaug1938 wrote:I grew up in Oak Hill Park, and was NSHS '69 (only you will understand that reference).