On Monday, May 13, 2013 7:31:17 PM UTC-4, Too_Many_Tools wrote:

That reminds me...did you know that any one who gives a lead to a

nonpayer who owes taxes on undeclared income gets a 10% reward...so

anyone who reads this and tips off the IRS about someone who has been

selling machinery on Usenet but not reporting it could make some easy

money.



So Mark Wieber of Taft, CA...can you think of anyone like that?



TMT

Hey, wait just a doggone minute, you... I suggested that YEARS ago and got a sound thrashing from everyone, including (to my surprise) Ed Huntress. It was all along the lines of "what's said in rcm stays in rcm."

So, I haven't *yet* reported the gummybear's illegal off-the-books business dealings to the IRS or any other authority, but I still think it is:
a) a good idea just to put the ******* in his place
b) a good idea because the rest of us taxpayers are carrying his load
c) a good idea because it might do him some good to find out that he is NOT above the law
d) a good idea because, well, it's just a good idea.

Either way, I thought of it first, and if there's any bounty to be had, I demand a fair cut.

Hey gumball! sleep well tonight - you may find yourself a guest at the graybar soon. Oh? they don't jail people for tax evasion? Tell that to Wesley Snipes, for instance.

On May 16, 10:00*pm, rangerssuck wrote:
On Monday, May 13, 2013 7:31:17 PM UTC-4, Too_Many_Tools wrote:
That reminds me...did you know that any one who gives a lead to a

nonpayer who owes taxes on undeclared income gets a 10% reward...so

anyone who reads this and tips off the IRS about someone who has been

selling machinery on Usenet but not reporting it could make some easy

money.

So Mark Wieber of Taft, CA...can you think of anyone like that?

TMT

Hey, wait just a doggone minute, you... I suggested that YEARS ago and got a sound thrashing from everyone, including (to my surprise) Ed Huntress. It was all along the lines of "what's said in rcm stays in rcm."

So, I haven't *yet* reported the gummybear's illegal off-the-books business dealings to the IRS or any other authority, but I still think it is:
a) a good idea just to put the ******* in his place
b) a good idea because the rest of us taxpayers are carrying his load
c) a good idea because it might do him some good to find out that he is NOT above the law
d) a good idea because, well, it's just a good idea.

Either way, I thought of it first, and if there's any bounty to be had, I demand a fair cut.

Hey gumball! sleep well tonight - you may find yourself a guest at the graybar soon. Oh? they don't jail people for tax evasion? Tell that to Wesley Snipes, for instance.- Hide quoted text -

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LOL...there are so many ways to put Mark Wieber in his rightful
place..legal ways...that anyone with any sense would shut off and stay
off the radar.

But not our special needs rightard Mark Wieber.

He just keeps ranting and whining and bitching and lying and well...it
is so tempting to drop a virtual hammer on him.

And as you point out...you would even get paid for doing it.

Laugh..laugh..laugh..

TMT

On Thu, 16 May 2013 20:00:26 -0700 (PDT), rangerssuck
wrote:

On Monday, May 13, 2013 7:31:17 PM UTC-4, Too_Many_Tools wrote:

That reminds me...did you know that any one who gives a lead to a

nonpayer who owes taxes on undeclared income gets a 10% reward...so

anyone who reads this and tips off the IRS about someone who has been

selling machinery on Usenet but not reporting it could make some easy

money.



So Mark Wieber of Taft, CA...can you think of anyone like that?



TMT

Hey, wait just a doggone minute, you... I suggested that YEARS ago and got a sound thrashing from everyone, including (to my surprise) Ed Huntress. It was all along the lines of "what's said in rcm stays in rcm."

So, I haven't *yet* reported the gummybear's illegal off-the-books business dealings to the IRS or any other authority, but I still think it is:
a) a good idea just to put the ******* in his place
b) a good idea because the rest of us taxpayers are carrying his load
c) a good idea because it might do him some good to find out that he is NOT above the law
d) a good idea because, well, it's just a good idea.

Either way, I thought of it first, and if there's any bounty to be had, I demand a fair cut.

Hey gumball! sleep well tonight - you may find yourself a guest at the graybar soon. Oh? they don't jail people for tax evasion? Tell that to Wesley Snipes, for instance.


Hmmmm.... Who was it said "Let him who is without sin cast the first
stone"?

One assumes that you are without sin, never even exceeded the speed
limit, declared every penny he ever made and paid tax on it. Yes, a
perfect person and thus entitled to defame others. Or are you one of
those who declare their own sins as venial while at the same time
arguing that the sins of others are mortal sins.

Or, maybe you are just another ****-head that likes to talk bad about
people.
--
cheers,

Miguel

On May 17, 6:43*am, Miguel wrote:
On Thu, 16 May 2013 20:00:26 -0700 (PDT), rangerssuck





wrote:
On Monday, May 13, 2013 7:31:17 PM UTC-4, Too_Many_Tools wrote:

That reminds me...did you know that any one who gives a lead to a

nonpayer who owes taxes on undeclared income gets a 10% reward...so

anyone who reads this and tips off the IRS about someone who has been

selling machinery on Usenet but not reporting it could make some easy

money.

So Mark Wieber of Taft, CA...can you think of anyone like that?

TMT

Hey, wait just a doggone minute, you... I suggested that YEARS ago and got a sound thrashing from everyone, including (to my surprise) Ed Huntress. It was all along the lines of "what's said in rcm stays in rcm."

So, I haven't *yet* reported the gummybear's illegal off-the-books business dealings to the IRS or any other authority, but I still think it is:
a) a good idea just to put the ******* in his place
b) a good idea because the rest of us taxpayers are carrying his load
c) a good idea because it might do him some good to find out that he is NOT above the law
d) a good idea because, well, it's just a good idea.

Either way, I thought of it first, and if there's any bounty to be had, I demand a fair cut.

Hey gumball! sleep well tonight - you may find yourself a guest at the graybar soon. Oh? they don't jail people for tax evasion? Tell that to Wesley Snipes, for instance.

Hmmmm.... Who was it said "Let him who is without sin cast the first
stone"?

One assumes that you are without sin, never even exceeded the speed
limit, declared every penny he ever made and paid tax on it. Yes, a
perfect person and thus entitled to defame others. Or are you one of
those who declare their own sins as venial while at the same time
arguing that the sins of others are mortal sins.

Or, maybe you are just another ****-head that likes to talk bad about
people.
--
cheers,

Miguel- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

LOL...my experience is that those who invoke the "throw the first
stone" are the worst offenders.

TMT

On 05/17/2013 06:43 AM, Miguel wrote:


Or, maybe you are just another ****-head that likes to talk bad about
people.


Miguel, do you self a timesaving favor and killfile the dumbass.
He tries to stir up **** for a coupla posts, then runs away
when someone calls him on it.

He ain't worth responding to. I only see his droolings when
someone quotes his verbal inanities in a reply.

Apparently he is in a lot of kill files, few of the regulars
reply to him.


technomaNge
--
I almost said "save yourself some grief", but
his bull**** doesn't rise to causing that, merely
irritation that is relieved by a quick mouse click.

On May 17, 4:37*pm, technomaNge wrote:
On 05/17/2013 06:43 AM, Miguel wrote:



Or, maybe you are just another ****-head that likes to talk bad about
people.

Miguel, do you self a timesaving favor and killfile the dumbass.
He tries to stir up **** for a coupla posts, then runs away
when someone calls him on it.

He ain't worth responding to. *I only see his droolings when
someone quotes his verbal inanities in a reply.

Apparently he is in a lot of kill files, few of the regulars
reply to him.

technomaNge
--
I almost said "save yourself some grief", but
his bull**** doesn't rise to causing that, merely
irritation that is relieved by a quick mouse click.

Kill files are for pussies. You're a pussy.

On Fri, 17 May 2013 18:37:22 -0500, technomaNge wrote:

On 05/17/2013 06:43 AM, Miguel wrote:


Or, maybe you are just another ****-head that likes to talk bad about
people.


Miguel, do you self a timesaving favor and killfile the dumbass.
He tries to stir up **** for a coupla posts, then runs away
when someone calls him on it.

He ain't worth responding to. I only see his droolings when
someone quotes his verbal inanities in a reply.

Apparently he is in a lot of kill files, few of the regulars
reply to him.


technomaNge

Good advice.

--
cheers,

Miguel

On May 17, 5:36*pm, Miguel wrote:
On Fri, 17 May 2013 18:37:22 -0500, technomaNge wrote:
On 05/17/2013 06:43 AM, Miguel wrote:

Or, maybe you are just another ****-head that likes to talk bad about
people.

Miguel, do you self a timesaving favor and killfile the dumbass.
He tries to stir up **** for a coupla posts, then runs away
when someone calls him on it.

He ain't worth responding to. *I only see his droolings when
someone quotes his verbal inanities in a reply.

Apparently he is in a lot of kill files, few of the regulars
reply to him.

technomaNge

Good advice.

--
cheers,

Miguel

It's advice taken by pussies.

On Friday, May 17, 2013 7:43:51 AM UTC-4, anon wrote:
On Thu, 16 May 2013 20:00:26 -0700 (PDT), rangerssuck

wrote:



On Monday, May 13, 2013 7:31:17 PM UTC-4, Too_Many_Tools wrote:



That reminds me...did you know that any one who gives a lead to a



nonpayer who owes taxes on undeclared income gets a 10% reward...so



anyone who reads this and tips off the IRS about someone who has been



selling machinery on Usenet but not reporting it could make some easy



money.







So Mark Wieber of Taft, CA...can you think of anyone like that?







TMT



Hey, wait just a doggone minute, you... I suggested that YEARS ago and got a sound thrashing from everyone, including (to my surprise) Ed Huntress. It was all along the lines of "what's said in rcm stays in rcm."



So, I haven't *yet* reported the gummybear's illegal off-the-books business dealings to the IRS or any other authority, but I still think it is:

a) a good idea just to put the ******* in his place

b) a good idea because the rest of us taxpayers are carrying his load

c) a good idea because it might do him some good to find out that he is NOT above the law

d) a good idea because, well, it's just a good idea.



Either way, I thought of it first, and if there's any bounty to be had, I demand a fair cut.



Hey gumball! sleep well tonight - you may find yourself a guest at the graybar soon. Oh? they don't jail people for tax evasion? Tell that to Wesley Snipes, for instance.





Hmmmm.... Who was it said "Let him who is without sin cast the first

stone"?



One assumes that you are without sin, never even exceeded the speed

limit, declared every penny he ever made and paid tax on it. Yes, a

perfect person and thus entitled to defame others. Or are you one of

those who declare their own sins as venial while at the same time

arguing that the sins of others are mortal sins.



Or, maybe you are just another ****-head that likes to talk bad about

people.

--

cheers,



Miguel

Dude, I am not the one with documented tax liens on my property. My mortgage is paid in full (as a matter of fact, I received (woo hoo!)the finalized paperwork just this past week). I expect that I probably pay more in taxes than you earn in total. I KNOW I pay more in taxes that Weiber claims to have earned in recent years.

You might want to grab a dictionary and look up "defame." Merely repeating the blowhards own words cannot, by definition, be defamatory. Dropping a dime on him with the federal authorities would be downright patriotic, and I would think that any of Gunner's "unit, corps, god, family, country in that order" followers would do the same. It is, after all, the constitutional thing to do. Mr. Weiber has, by his own admission, lived off the public teat.. It is his DUTY to repay his debt. When the authorities come to take him away, he will be given a choice... He can, instead of exercising his second amendment rights, exercise his fifth amendment right to keep his mouth shut.. Which is what he should have been doing all along.

To be in your pussified kill file would be an honor. You will not be in mine, as I don't have one. I know how to read, and I know how to push the arrow keys on my computer to skip those posts that don't interest me. An opposing viewpoint does NOT disqualify anyone's posts from capturing my interest. Unlike you and your ilk, I believe that everyone is entitled to their viewpoint, and listening to someone else's is part of an education. Otherwise, you might as well be like, well, Gunner who gets all his news from right wing sources and is quick to dismiss anything that doesn't fit his predetermined dogma.

And I don't think you're nearly as right as you think you are about how many kill files I'm in. I recently posted a non-political question here (in rcm, I know not, nor care not which groups you haunt) and received MANY answers, public and private - most from people on the opposite end of the political spectrum from me - those who one would think would have been the first to plonk me. Most of the answers were helpful, some were a bit snarky, but they were responses nonetheless.

***
Attention Whoyakidding's Ghost ***
I am reminded by this conversation that a few years ago, when I brought up the topic of the IRS tip line (not the last time, but a time before that), Weiber claimed that his accountant or lawyer had made a special arrangement with the IRS such that anyone attempting to point out his malfeasance would be dealt with (by the feds) in a most unpleasant manner. You might want to look into that one.