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What a tremendous shirt design Inforoo!!!! Who decided to give this rooster/cock a music note penis?
I've seen this design dozens of times and never noticed the placement of the one music note you mention. What does that say about you?
Also, musical penis or not, I'm super excited to finally be able to order this shirt. Thanks for working on making this happen itrainmonkeys!!! I'm really happy that this awesome design didn't get forgotten.
good to know! SD and MN are neighbors, so hopefully there's something like that. I'll have to research it later...
My ex worked in all different states, and you used to just file in the state that you live in. A few years ago, they made a revision that you had to pay state taxes in the state that you currently live in. I am sure that there are a few exemptions to that rule, but I would definitely look into that. Also, as long as you get money back, that April 15th deadline doesn't apply to you. 0 x whatever% is still 0, but you can only back file for up to three years (not including the current year you are filing for). If you owe, you are fucked unless you requested an extension.
The ladyfriend did some research on state income taxes due to her impending trip to CA. So far, she is under the impression that she is fine as long as she doesn't stay in CA for twelve months (she's not). It probably also helps that she is staying at an extended stay hotel rather than an actual house or apartment while she is there.
But i totally had a female grab my ass at RxBandits the other night. I was thrown the efff off
I had a lady grab my ass at a metal show in college. It was really confusing more than anything else. I know it gets real bad for ladies at the club because of guys getting handsy.
I never understood how absolutely uncomfortable an unwanted approach from a male was until I lived in the gayborhood in Philly.
But i totally had a female grab my ass at RxBandits the other night. I was thrown the efff off
I was at a show where a young lady behind me kept slapping my butt, then hips. Over and over. Asked her to stop.
Later, after I grabbed her boyfriend's wrist - which was attached to his hand in my left front pocket, I realized she was just checking to see where my wallet was. Bouncer next to him ejected his thieving self. Butt Slapper ghosted.
Another time a grown ass woman tried to climb me. No sh!t, she put her foot in my pants pocket and hoisted herself up on my shoulders.
Friday night last summer on the farm was a strange one, and after seeing so many other guys talk about the topic of butt grabbing I feel like I should contribute. I was at disclosure with the chick that rode with me to Roo and our Canadian counterparts, maybe ten minutes into the show I notice a seriously trashed couple behind me. Dude is jacked and the chick is pretty but clearly on another level of drunk with the dancing they are doing. After I notice them, I feel two hands all over my ass. Like, not a squeeze or a pinch, these hands are really exploring the space. They are outside my shorts but they are going low. I look back and this chick is now dancing just behind me so I scoot up a bit. She scoots up with me and keeps dancing on me. I'm with a chick and this other walks up and basically starts giving me a physical, in what she probably assumed was sexy but translated to being really awkward and I assume hilarious for anyone who managed to spot it happen. We are like eight rows back and I'm not going to lose my spot, at some point I look back at her dude and give him a look and he pulls her away and they dance away in a different direction. No theft occurred but it made me feel really uncomfortable and laugh really hard at the same time. To top the evening off, a completely different chick passed out into my arms waiting for die antwoord! What a night
My best friend/ former roommate walks to work most days. Her path brings her through the middle of Blue Back Square and up these stairs:
This morning she is climbing the stairs and an earring catches her attention and she recognizes it as mine! She snapchatted it to me to make sure. How nuts is that? She is observant enough to notice the earring on the ground and also recognize it as mine! I walked through Blue Back last night too to go to the movies (you can see the Bowtie sign at the top of the stairs), so I obviously lost it then.
Welcome back Bonz, but I do not find it strange that your presence being requested in the Orgy thread and then you showing up, like it was the quacking Bonzai Bat Signal.
My ex worked in all different states, and you used to just file in the state that you live in. A few years ago, they made a revision that you had to pay state taxes in the state that you currently live in. I am sure that there are a few exemptions to that rule, but I would definitely look into that. Also, as long as you get money back, that April 15th deadline doesn't apply to you. 0 x whatever% is still 0, but you can only back file for up to three years (not including the current year you are filing for). If you owe, you are fucked unless you requested an extension.
The ladyfriend did some research on state income taxes due to her impending trip to CA. So far, she is under the impression that she is fine as long as she doesn't stay in CA for twelve months (she's not). It probably also helps that she is staying at an extended stay hotel rather than an actual house or apartment while she is there.
Maybe it is only some states then? Pat would stay in hotels, and be there for maybe two months at a time. In the 13 years we were together, the longest he was gone was 4 months. He does PDR (paintless dent removal), and chases hail storms. Maryland, Virginia and Missouri all had him pay taxes in their states in 2013 for 2012.
My best friend/ former roommate walks to work most days. Her path brings her through the middle of Blue Back Square and up these stairs:
This morning she is climbing the stairs and an earring catches her attention and she recognizes it as mine! She snapchatted it to me to make sure. How nuts is that? She is observant enough to notice the earring on the ground and also recognize it as mine! I walked through Blue Back last night too to go to the movies (you can see the Bowtie sign at the top of the stairs), so I obviously lost it then.
God you're naive. Bitch stole your earring and grew bored with it. Probably stole a lot more shit, too. Confront her and choose your best friends more carefully.
Welcome back Bonz, but I do not find it strange that your presence being requested in the Orgy thread and then you showing up, like it was the quacking Bonzai Bat Signal.
The ladyfriend did some research on state income taxes due to her impending trip to CA. So far, she is under the impression that she is fine as long as she doesn't stay in CA for twelve months (she's not). It probably also helps that she is staying at an extended stay hotel rather than an actual house or apartment while she is there.
Maybe it is only some states then? Pat would stay in hotels, and be there for maybe two months at a time. In the 13 years we were together, the longest he was gone was 4 months. He does PDR (paintless dent removal), and chases hail storms. Maryland, Virginia and Missouri all had him pay taxes in their states in 2013 for 2012.
I am guessing so. It may also have to do with her pay still generating out of her home office in Tennessee as she's not technically working for the office of the company she is going to be in while she is out there. She does finance/accounting, so I am assuming she knows what's up. haha.
The ladyfriend did some research on state income taxes due to her impending trip to CA. So far, she is under the impression that she is fine as long as she doesn't stay in CA for twelve months (she's not). It probably also helps that she is staying at an extended stay hotel rather than an actual house or apartment while she is there.
Maybe it is only some states then? Pat would stay in hotels, and be there for maybe two months at a time. In the 13 years we were together, the longest he was gone was 4 months. He does PDR (paintless dent removal), and chases hail storms. Maryland, Virginia and Missouri all had him pay taxes in their states in 2013 for 2012.
Maybe it is only some states then? Pat would stay in hotels, and be there for maybe two months at a time. In the 13 years we were together, the longest he was gone was 4 months. He does PDR (paintless dent removal), and chases hail storms. Maryland, Virginia and Missouri all had him pay taxes in their states in 2013 for 2012.
I am guessing so. It may also have to do with her pay still generating out of her home office in Tennessee as she's not technically working for the office of the company she is going to be in while she is out there. She does finance/accounting, so I am assuming she knows what's up. haha.
when you live and work in different states, you have to file a resident return for your home and a nonresident return for all the money you earned in states that aren't your home (you are only taxed on the money earned in that state, and get tax credits for that monet paid on your federal/other state returns). UNLESS you live in one of the quacking awesome states that doesn't have an income tax in which case you do not have to pay ANY non-resident income tax. (like tennessee, or South dakota. smellycat you don't even need to file a state return in SD, and you could in fact save some on your MN state tax bill if you can show that you are a SD resident)
Vieux, pat had to pay taxes in those states because LA has a state income tax, so he has to pay his resident and nonresident income taxes. Your ladyfriend dave doesn't have to pay CA taxes bc TN is quacking awesome, but she should file a nonresident tax return for CA next year to get a tax credit for the state withholding (if any) on her paycheck.
edit: I used to work full time in Missisppi and live in TN. all my noninvestment income came form mississippi, and I got a fat refund check from them every year when I filed my nonresident taxes.
Maybe it is only some states then? Pat would stay in hotels, and be there for maybe two months at a time. In the 13 years we were together, the longest he was gone was 4 months. He does PDR (paintless dent removal), and chases hail storms. Maryland, Virginia and Missouri all had him pay taxes in their states in 2013 for 2012.
I am guessing so. It may also have to do with her pay still generating out of her home office in Tennessee as she's not technically working for the office of the company she is going to be in while she is out there. She does finance/accounting, so I am assuming she knows what's up. haha.
when you live and work in different states, you have to file a resident return for your home and a nonresident return for all the money you earned in states that aren't your home (you are only taxed on the money earned in that state, and get tax credits for that monet paid on your federal/other state returns). UNLESS you live in one of the quacking awesome states that doesn't have an income tax in which case you do not have to pay ANY non-resident income tax. (like tennessee, or South dakota. smellycat you don't even need to file a state return in SD, and you could in fact save some on your MN state tax bill if you can show that you are a SD resident)
Vieux, pat had to pay taxes in those states because LA has a state income tax, so he has to pay his resident and nonresident income taxes. Your ladyfriend dave doesn't have to pay CA taxes bc TN is quacking awesome, but she should file a nonresident tax return for CA next year to get a tax credit for the state withholding (if any) on her paycheck.
edit: I used to work full time in Missisppi and live in TN. all my noninvestment income came form mississippi, and I got a fat refund check from them every year when I filed my nonresident taxes.
Well, well, well... look at who is super smarty pants?!?
I could watch Seinfeld all day and never get tired of it
saw the one where george says he interviewed at Vandalet Industries yesterday and Jerry has to answer the phone like that. So hilarious!! "I'm going to hire you as my latex salesman?"
when you live and work in different states, you have to file a resident return for your home and a nonresident return for all the money you earned in states that aren't your home (you are only taxed on the money earned in that state, and get tax credits for that monet paid on your federal/other state returns). UNLESS you live in one of the quacking awesome states that doesn't have an income tax in which case you do not have to pay ANY non-resident income tax. (like tennessee, or South dakota. smellycat you don't even need to file a state return in SD, and you could in fact save some on your MN state tax bill if you can show that you are a SD resident)
Vieux, pat had to pay taxes in those states because LA has a state income tax, so he has to pay his resident and nonresident income taxes. Your ladyfriend dave doesn't have to pay CA taxes bc TN is quacking awesome, but she should file a nonresident tax return for CA next year to get a tax credit for the state withholding (if any) on her paycheck.
edit: I used to work full time in Missisppi and live in TN. all my noninvestment income came form mississippi, and I got a fat refund check from them every year when I filed my nonresident taxes.
Well, well, well... look at who is super smarty pants?!?
i've had some pretty interesting tax situations in my short adult life. i know way more about taxes than i ever wanted to.
I could watch Seinfeld all day and never get tired of it
saw the one where george says he interviewed at Vandalet Industries yesterday and Jerry has to answer the phone like that. So hilarious!! "I'm going to hire you as my latex salesman?"
Hahaha I saw that one too. I just watched the one where Kramer moves to LA and is accused of being a serial killer. So hilarious
saw the one where george says he interviewed at Vandalet Industries yesterday and Jerry has to answer the phone like that. So hilarious!! "I'm going to hire you as my latex salesman?"
Hahaha I saw that one too. I just watched the one where Kramer moves to LA and is accused of being a serial killer. So hilarious
that's the one where jerry and george end up getting a ride with the cop and they leave the door open and dude escapes right??
edit:think one of my fav scenes of seinfeld is the moviefone. "why don't you just tell me the name of the movie you wanna see???"
Please tell me you've all seen the one with the library cop? Bookman?
the one where they can't return the book because it's been in the bathroom??
No, that's about a book store.
This one is about a book that Jerry had missing for years and years. Also shows flashbacks to Jerry/George in high school.
Bookman is the detective out to find out where the book is and to get the fees paid off. He has one of the best scenes of the show ever in Jerry's apartment and you can tell how entertaining the real Jerry finds it.
Post by potentpotables on Apr 16, 2015 13:33:52 GMT -5
In the pantheon of fantastic Seinfeld episodes (and there may literally be 100 of them), The Race stands alone at the top. Phenomenal writing. So many great one liners. The conversation between George and Jerry when Jerry is lunching with Lois and Duncan - it kills me every time. The metaphors for the working class, communism, etc, are just fantastic.
"This is a business office, but I'm not a business man per se. I'm here working for the people! Yes, I'm causing dissent. Stirring the pot. Getting people to question the whole rotten system!"
Or this Kramer-Mickey exchange:
KRAMER: Each according to his ability, to each according to his needs.
MICKEY: What does that mean?
KRAMER: Well, if you've got needs and abilities that's a pretty good combination.
MICKEY: So what if I want to open up a delicatessen?
KRAMER: There are no delicatessens under Communism.
MICKEY: Why not?
KRAMER: Well, because the meats are divided into a class system. You got Pastrami and Corned Beef in one class and Salami and Bologna in another. That's not right.
MICKEY: So you can't get Corned Beef?
KRAMER: Well, you know, if you're in the Politburo, maybe.
Considering you've found the need to respond to my threads as if you are threatened by me I offer you some peace my confused counterpart. May you find peace in your restless soul.
Also, the lady friend's assignment in Irvine seems to be a 100% certainty (it's not official but it seems to be happening barring something really crazy). What are people recommendations for Irvine (and LA in general)? I am talking restaurants, venues, shops, things to see, breweries, whatever. I am thinking up a project to do.