Search results

Isn't the whole purpose of being a Jazz fan is to **** Laker fans? First of all, as a general rule, never pass up booty. Second of all if it is "hot" booty, ride that train until you get tossed off, which you eventually will. This is a mandatory rule that must be followed under all costs...

That pretty much should be a guiding life principle for any human being.

You might want to get familiar again with your predominant hand.

Good thing you don't have claws.

At my house, the eagle is an endangered species.

Tatermoog on a bender?

Apparently at "The Cuse," Weekend at Bernie's takes on a whole new meaning.

Wow

Rick Perry managed to pull off his own Saturday Night Live skit.

Reading through that Grand Jury report is about as sickening as it gets. I have a feeling this is going to get much, much worse in terms of victims and the cover up.

While their message is all over the map, I think there is one central theme...."It's not fair." The "It's" ranges from "Dick Fuld should be in jail" to "I shouldn't have to pay back this student loan" to "The 1% has more money than me." Virtually everybody with a predisposition for...

Your portion of the payroll tax is 7.65%. That is for everybody up to the annual ceiling.

Can someone explain what happens to the player's share of the BRI? Where does the money go? Who gets it and in what amount? For instance how much would Gordon Hayward receive each year from the BRI? Does anybody know how this works?

Discuss https://www.grantland.com/blog/the-triangle/post/_/id/8300/two-economists-explain-the-nba-lockout

How so? You do realize that we are experiencing the highest levels of deficits and the lowest level of rates...ever. Also, as the deficits rose, we have experienced some of the mildest inflation in history? According to most modern day economic theories, should be impossible.

The middle class pays nowhere near 33 to 41% of their income in taxes. Check the link loggrad provided. It is Table 8 under Average Tax Rates 1980-2009. In 2009, the top 1% paid a rate of 24% on their AGI, Those in the 25 to 50% paid 5.56% on their AGI. The bottom 50% paid 1.85% on their...

How do the rich not pay the same amount of taxes? They pay more correct? Do you mean they don't pay enough? Do you really think that the size of the deficit actually effects the middle class? How so?

You obviously have not been there.

Sure, but that ship has sailed. Now, maybe increasing taxes on the "rich" for the purposes of funding a coast to coast infrastructure program? Very interesting. How many of the OWS crowd would be willing to move to Kansas and repair bridges to pay back their 150K loans?

Raising the capital gains isn't going to change anything for the middle class. The rich will either pay it or not pay it depending on their decision to sell an asset. They will be just less rich. Again that money flows to the treasury. How does that change the plight of the middle class or...