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Off-Road Licensing Tax Grab Goes Too Far
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Queen K
- Queen of the Castle
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Re: Off-Road Licensing Tax Grab Goes Too Far
We find stuff all the time, look down a gully and see a big-ass tv. Like the Battery Dr. was so far away?
At least all the beer cans I haul home end up adding up to five or six bucks on a regular basis. I need to keep myself in style.
At least all the beer cans I haul home end up adding up to five or six bucks on a regular basis. I need to keep myself in style.
As WW3 develops, no one is going to be dissing the "preppers." What have you done?
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Rwede
- Walks on Forum Water
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Re: Off-Road Licensing Tax Grab Goes Too Far
Woodenhead wrote:It really sucks when even a minority of whatever group take things for granted & abuses it; everyone gets lumped in together & they pay for it in one way or another, be it financially or finger-pointing. Yay.
Correct. You lumped everyone together as abusers in your previous post.
Is this your way of saying you were wrong to do so?
"I don't even disagree with the bulk of what's in the Leap Manifesto. I'll put forward my Leap Manifesto in the next election." - John Horgan, 2017.