Not within the EU for alcohol though, right? :(Quote:
Originally Posted by earthJoker
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Not within the EU for alcohol though, right? :(Quote:
Originally Posted by earthJoker
The banks expropriate property
just like the socialist regime
but in capitalist Spain of socialism
after expropriating houses
debtors keep half the debt
and no job.
In socialism
no democracy
in bankocracy
same hipocrisy.
In Spain no one has a job
just like socialist regimes
but socialist people are at least
jobless with no debt.
Just like in socialist regime
suicide is widespread in Spain
when they take their homes
to repay tribute
to socialist bankocrats.
Long live the politburo
of banker socialists
who rule over Spaniards
with no jobs
and huge debts.
:confused:
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Originally Posted by Flixy
Actually I was referring to Europeans flying to the US. I've noticed a decent number of them have a funny habit of checking nearly-empty suitcases to fill with items bought in the US and bring home.Quote:
Originally Posted by earthJoker
Well duh why would they go to NYC if not to shop?
I don't know, I don't live in the EUQuote:
Originally Posted by Flixy
And you think that's because of the VAT. I think the cheap dollar is the main reason for this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dreadnaught
They must be first-time tourists who don't know better. It's actually cheaper to buy new luggage in the US, fill it up with jeans or leather jackets, or other goods that can be "checked" *stored in the plane's underbelly* at the airport without paying extra taxes. It's not like they search every single bag or suitcase and compare it to every voluntary itemized passenger form.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dreadnaught
Yeah, it's not like people who travel by plane have luggage already anyway, so it's not cheaper than not buying new bags, no :p Also you can only buy tax free after checkin, so your bags are already gone by then, AFAIK. Not a clue what your last line is about, never filled out a form you are referring to?Quote:
Originally Posted by GGT
The plane tragedy
Declare war on Internet
Dawdle on Russia
I don't mean to be crude here, but despite all the talk each passing day makes it clear Russia will escape any meaningful sanction for inserting these weapons into a proxy war and then covering-up their use. The streets of Brussels were filled with chants for Jihad, and nary a peep for the unfriendly neighborhood gas supplier. It's somewhere between dispiriting and scary. Mainly if you're walking past the chanters.
All the refugees
We'll just pay with more taxes
Next year same as last
Happy 2017! :heart:
fucking up haikus
is not poetic at all
happy new year though
refugees and all, you dick
Don't feed the troll, let him starve alone. There's no fixing a heart that's turned to stone.
5-7-5-7 is an interesting one...
But seriously, I think the craziest thing I heard was an extended rant about how the refugees finally prove that Germany must impose wealth taxes. As if these same people weren't making the argument before the refugee wave. It's the 35-year-old student-welfare-recipients cry wolf.
Get rid of Trident
The Americans will pay
The Corbyn Jihad
Care about climate
But smoking all the time
Nonstop littering
Night at NHS
Six hours to see doctor
For just five minutes
Oh look, a moron farted in our general direction.
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Originally Posted by Khendraja'aro
:D
Man triaged azureQuote:
Originally Posted by Dreadnaught
Red and orange whizz on by
as he dies inside
I was waiting so long I couldn't hold it in.Quote:
Originally Posted by Khendraja'aro
It wasn't even the triage as much as the slow Pace with people who were indeed more hurt than I (but we're still being ministered by turtles).Quote:
Originally Posted by Aimless
Though I sort of enjoyed dipping my credit card into a point of sale mounted on the wall to pay for medication.