And How Will You All Spend Your Govt Rebate Check?
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crw59@earthlink.net - 24 Jan 2008 22:10 GMT should buy 2-3 Trumpter kits...
unfortunately, mine will go right to pay off the property tax bill
Craig
Rufus - 24 Jan 2008 22:12 GMT > should buy 2-3 Trumpter kits... > > unfortunately, mine will go right to pay off the property tax bill > > Craig ...probably on more guitar stuff, though I generally put those straight into the bank.
But there's still some 1/32 goodies out there I'd like to snap up...or a 50" flat panel TV. Hmmmnnn...
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CCBlack - 24 Jan 2008 22:14 GMT On Jan 24, 4:10 pm, "cr...@earthlink.net" <cr...@earthlink.net> wrote:
> should buy 2-3 Trumpter kits... > > unfortunately, mine will go right to pay off the property tax bill > > Craig My pick-up needs new tires.
Chris
Disco58 - 25 Jan 2008 01:05 GMT Government rebate check? Did I miss something? If it's like any other tax cut, it might get me a bottle of paint, but beyond that....
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Count DeMoney - 25 Jan 2008 01:32 GMT > Government rebate check? Did I miss something? If it's like any other tax > cut, it might get me a bottle of paint, but beyond that.... > > -- > Message posted usinghttp://www.talkaboutcrafting.com/group/rec.models.scale/ > More information athttp://www.talkaboutcrafting.com/faq.html I won't get a check because I actually work for a living and make a decent income. If I were on relief and had no income, then I could count on getting a big refund for taxes I never paid in the first place!! That is our Robin Hood government at work. I keep hearing we have a president who is a compassionate conservative. I think the definition of that must be liberal democrat.
I'm going "on strike"! I won't buy anything other than what I actually need to survive. That is until Monogram releases a 1/48 Visible Mitchell or we get someone to release the Renwal Visible Wasp engine, or..........(:>
Val Kraut - 25 Jan 2008 04:09 GMT "> I won't get a check because I actually work for a living and make a
> decent income. If I were on relief and had no income, then I could > count on getting a big refund for taxes I never paid in the first > place!! It's all how you look at it. Think of it this way - you go to the local appliance store. If you buy a $300 appliance you get a $50 rebate. If you buy nothing - you get a $400 rebate. Makes perfect sense to me. If it was up to Hillary, if you bought the $300 appliance - you'd have to give an extra $100 to the guy who didn't buy anything. Now you know the difference between Republicans and Democrats.
tomcervo - 25 Jan 2008 04:23 GMT > "> I won't get a check because I actually work for a living and make a > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > $100 to the guy who didn't buy anything. Now you know the difference between > Republicans and Democrats. So YOU'RE the guy who briefs Bush on the economy!
Bruce Burden - 25 Jan 2008 07:12 GMT : I keep hearing we : have a president who is a compassionate conservative. He IS a compassionate conservative. Look at his conservative fiscal policy. Oh, wait...
Okay, so he IS compassionate. Remember how he was going to deal with the rascal who outed Plame? Until he found out it was Dick. Via himself. Oops.
Well, okay, but you have to give him his claim to be a "uniter, not a divider". I'd say he has pretty much got the whole world united in their opinion of the US government, at the least...
Ahh, one last "State of the (dis-)Union" speech from him. Pity I have a meeting with the sub-continent that will keep me from watching such a historic and joyous event... Oh well, it will start with a lie, no doubt. He may even voice that lie with some regret, given his attempts to create a monarchy.
Bruce
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WmB - 25 Jan 2008 18:34 GMT > : I keep hearing we > : have a president who is a compassionate conservative. > : > He IS a compassionate conservative. Look at his conservative > fiscal policy. Oh, wait... Put your rebate where your mouth is mister compassionate and donate it to charity when it comes in. Oh wait...
WmB
Bruce Burden - 26 Jan 2008 03:34 GMT : Put your rebate where your mouth is mister compassionate and donate it to : charity when it comes in. I am not sure what you are trying to say here. I donate to my favorite charity regularly. You are all invited to donate to my favorite charity, too.
Bruce
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aikidogal@gmail.com - 25 Jan 2008 01:48 GMT > Government rebate check? Did I miss something? If it's like any other tax > cut, it might get me a bottle of paint, but beyond that.... > > -- > Message posted usinghttp://www.talkaboutcrafting.com/group/rec.models.scale/ > More information athttp://www.talkaboutcrafting.com/faq.html its in all the papers....coming soon. a $600 check per individual, 1200 for couples, 300 for each kid. coming in early spring if the Bush crowd can get it done.
Craig
Bill Shuey - 25 Jan 2008 04:12 GMT On Jan 24, 8:48 pm, aikido...@gmail.com wrote:
> > Government rebate check? Did I miss something? If it's like any other tax > > cut, it might get me a bottle of paint, but beyond that.... [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Craig " coming in early spring if the Bush crowd can get it done."
Oh, the Bush crowd has signed off on it along with some of the Democratic leadership. Unfortunately it still has to get through the house and senate and I ain't holding my breath on that.
Bill Shuey
tomcervo - 25 Jan 2008 04:23 GMT Yes, we're all going off to buy something made in Asia.
Mad-Modeller - 25 Jan 2008 05:26 GMT > Yes, we're all going off to buy something made in Asia. Using money that was raised there.
Bill Banaszak
Peter W. - 25 Jan 2008 19:26 GMT On Jan 24, 5:48 pm, aikido...@gmail.com wrote:
> > Government rebate check? Did I miss something? If it's like any other tax > > cut, it might get me a bottle of paint, but beyond that.... [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Craig If the rebate money is spent (not put away) it will most likely go towards one of these:
1. pay off some existing bills (credit card debt, car payment, mortgage payment, etc.). 2. purchase bunch of items at Wally Mart (made in China) 3. purchase a luxury item like a flat screen HDTV (made in China by a Japanese copmany). 4. (on this group:) purchase some model kits, supplies or tools (most likely all made in China).
This will dramatically strengthen the US economy, right? Sure Mr. President! I'm no accountant but I smell a rat here.
:-) Peteski
chuck ryan - 25 Jan 2008 09:47 GMT > should buy 2-3 Trumpter kits... > > unfortunately, mine will go right to pay off the property tax bill > > Craig Same way we spent the first Bush rebate.........paying higher utility bills, maybe a tank of gas for our two 4 bangers; you know, sifting a little bit more sand under our feet in this rat hole!!!!!!
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willshak - 25 Jan 2008 16:02 GMT on 1/24/2008 5:10 PM crw59@earthlink.net said the following:
> should buy 2-3 Trumpter kits... > > unfortunately, mine will go right to pay off the property tax bill > > Craig > I already spent mine. I think it was about 2 years ago.
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OldSchool - 25 Jan 2008 17:10 GMT so they've come up w/ a "compromise" plan, that includes money for people that don't pay taxes because their income is too low. that was a sticking point in the initial proposal ("those that would benefit the most / sure to spend it wouldn't get it" was the original sticking point)
on CSPAN last night, somebody from the treasury was testifying before the finance(?) committee. The gist of his testimony was that if it were signed into law today, the checks wouldn't be available until late June / early July anyway. Reasons given: a) swamped w/ "filing season" processing, so they wouldn't be able to start the project until late April to early March, and b) it would take 8-10 weeks thereafter to issue and mail the checks.
at least two of the committee members appeared stunned that the checks wouldn't be in the mail the day after signing...
Bruce Burden - 26 Jan 2008 03:41 GMT : at least two of the committee members appeared stunned that the checks : wouldn't be in the mail the day after signing... I expect that rush to create an "economic stimulus" plan, and the need to put aside differences with "those people", had all of the congress critters facing re-election busily planning their "look what I did for you louts!" campaigns.
Only to have very cold water thrown on their dreams, and the quick realization that they would instead be faced with "where the hell is my gubmint check, dammit?" questions.
Poor pols. It is so hard to have an angry electorate. All that hard work and suck up points, down the tubes.
Bruce
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MySelf - 25 Jan 2008 20:07 GMT Any bets on whether we'll have to claim it next year & pay taxes on it, both fed and state (for those of us who get screwed by state taxes)? Either way, mine is buying some carpet or book cases, every cent of it! John
> should buy 2-3 Trumpter kits... > > unfortunately, mine will go right to pay off the property tax bill > > Craig JLEJONES@COSLINK.NET - 25 Jan 2008 22:06 GMT > Any bets on whether we'll have to claim it next year & pay taxes on it, > both fed and state (for those of us who get screwed by state taxes)? [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > - Show quoted text - I am hoping to purchase some of the older WWI Guillows Kits on eBay. If it ever shows up. Not holding my breath.
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