IVstudios wrote:SHYAMALAN ALTERNATE ENDING: The goblin inside the cash register was running low on pixy dust and made a mistake.
spoonyliger wrote:What happened?
peterabnny wrote:Bank error in your favor. Collect $200
(oh, and what LC said, probably)
IVstudios wrote:SHYAMALAN ALTERNATE ENDING: The goblin inside the cash register was running low on pixy dust and made a mistake.
Rkolter wrote:Oh, and hi everyone! *wave*
spoonyliger wrote:Froot Loops
Rkolter wrote:Heh. Simpler, but how do you keep your hordes of tax accountants fed then? Tell me that? Without a complex system of taxation, you can't possibly manage to feed and clothe all those people who have no real skills other than the ability to understand tens of thousands of pages of complex tax code!
Rkolter wrote:Heh. Simpler, but how do you keep your hordes of tax accountants fed then? Tell me that? Without a complex system of taxation, you can't possibly manage to feed and clothe all those people who have no real skills other than the ability to understand tens of thousands of pages of complex tax code!
McDuffies wrote:Rkolter wrote:Heh. Simpler, but how do you keep your hordes of tax accountants fed then? Tell me that? Without a complex system of taxation, you can't possibly manage to feed and clothe all those people who have no real skills other than the ability to understand tens of thousands of pages of complex tax code!
Tax accountants are but a tiny fragments of enormous bureaucratic apparatus consisting largely of someone's relatives that our country cherishes. A kind of folks who are allowed to take a three-hour break in the middle of work day in order to watch the tennis match (tennis is our latest craze), even though I may have documents that have to be urgently processed. Not to mention that, despite ubiquitousness of computers, you still can't get your stuff done any faster than you did in 1985.
McDuffies wrote:I was talking specifically of situation in my country.
McDuffies wrote:a tiny fragments of enormous bureaucratic apparatus consisting largely of someone's relatives that our country cherishes.
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