MABB v6.6.6

Posted: **16 Feb 2018, 22:13**

Ma rightz, Ma freedomz

Posted: **16 Feb 2018, 22:28**

:scunt:

Posted: **17 Feb 2018, 01:29**

I like taking guns apart and figuring out how they work.

Posted: **17 Feb 2018, 05:12**

excuse my ignorance but what do tax returns entail?

Posted: **17 Feb 2018, 05:52**

zim wrote:i don't think any reason i give will satisfy you or anyone else. i like guns, i like shooting shooting them, i like shooting and owning a variety of guns the same way i like owning and playing different guitars.

you equate gun ownership with guitar ownership, which i fear may tell me enough

Posted: **17 Feb 2018, 06:19**

Dusty gets it. A guitar was made for recreation. A gun was made for killing and not for recreational recreational purposes, that is a happy accident. Toy vs non-toy.

There are plenty of nonlethal gun replicas that shoot BB's that you could use for target practice in your own back yard for no cost or hazard to anyone else, and still dismantle just like the real thing. If those are the only two appeals of guns, why doesn't a high quality replica suffice?

toozey wrote:excuse my ignorance but what do tax returns entail?

In the US employers don't bother sorting out the correct fraction of your paycheck that goes to taxes, leaving workers to figure it out on their own or pay a private company to do the paperwork for them, so at the end of the year you get the excess that was taken from your paycheck due to this fuck up. Or in some cases, owe more.

Posted: **17 Feb 2018, 06:59**

i just get a wage slip and the tax is taken out and thats that

Posted: **17 Feb 2018, 09:26**

Sometimes in the US you pay more taxes than you should have, and it gets refunded to you at the same time as everybody else. This is known as "tax season" and it is a huge marketing fiasco. Some people can even get an advance on their refund, and pay up to 20% of it to receive it immediately upon having their taxes sorted out by a "professional" whose job is to sell those advances for a nice commission, instead of waiting a couple of weeks to receive the entire refund.

Those people are what we call "morons" and I look forward to selling them many cell phones and accessories in a very short while

Posted: **17 Feb 2018, 10:26**

I like my firearm. I also like the thought of only people who are competent and stable having them.

Posted: **17 Feb 2018, 10:41**

I'm surprised you own any. I've said it before and I'll say it again probably 100 more times, I'll never understand guns and literally everyone's infatuation with them. I feel like I'm alone in the world not owning any nor having shot any. Not even the smallest desire to. Is it small dick, big truck syndrome?

Posted: **17 Feb 2018, 11:07**

Could you act like less of a child and stop pretending that proficiency with a rifle or a handgun is a completely useless endeavor? You are aware of hunters, marksmen, hobbyists, and just plain people who want to have a bigger boomstick than the dumbass who breaks into their homes with the intent to steal or do harm. You are aware that there are more guns than there are people in this fucking country. You're not getting some sort of tr00 kvlt prize for being excluded from the number of people who have been exposed to firearms.

Take an hour and some of that knuckle tattoo money and spend it, with a fellating lover, on a box of shells at your nearest firing range, and give it a try. You might be an ace at firing handguns or long rifles. It's pretty fun.

Posted: **17 Feb 2018, 11:21**

It's not infatuation any more than getting knuckle tattoos is an infatuation with remaining in the service industry sector of the workforce. You get 'em because you like 'em, and to hell with people who seem to know better than you do how you should spend your own money.

Posted: **17 Feb 2018, 11:28**

doesn't take much to set "gun enthusiasts" off. I'm not sure what prize you think I think I won

doesn't make any fucking sense.

I am aware there are more guns than people. Is that supposed to be a good thing? Not sure how that's relevant.

I don't plan on shooting anything any time soon except my dick up a hookers asshole

Posted: **17 Feb 2018, 11:38**

Holocaust wrote:It's not infatuation any more than getting knuckle tattoos is an infatuation with remaining in the service industry sector of the workforce. You get 'em because you like 'em, and to hell with people who seem to know better than you do how you should spend your own money.

i never said people shouldn't buy them I just don't understand it at all. I think we should make tanks and nukes available for mass purchase. What could go wrong?

Posted: **17 Feb 2018, 18:52**

You keep saying you don't understand it but actually you do. For some reason though, you insist on making

:::: worthy comments that are meant to take jabs but instead make you sound like a baby.

Posted: **18 Feb 2018, 05:01**

My comments are as absurd as gun owners reasons for having them at all.

Posted: **18 Feb 2018, 07:45**

"There are hunters and marksmen and plenty of people who want home defense"

"Nah those don't exist, you just want tanks and nukes"

Posted: **18 Feb 2018, 07:48**

I just want bunger

Posted: **18 Feb 2018, 07:49**

rhino wrote:I just want bunger

Posted: **18 Feb 2018, 08:46**

i guess if someone ever breaks into your home just rely on thoughts and prayers and hope they don't kill you or your loved ones

Posted: **18 Feb 2018, 08:53**

Scare them off with knuckle tattoos

Posted: **18 Feb 2018, 10:37**

zim wrote:i guess if someone ever breaks into your home just rely on thoughts and prayers and hope they don't kill you or your loved ones

What kind of fantasy do you live in where you'll be at the ready with gun on hip if someone breaks into yours. I thought the responsible owners kept there's in a safe which also takes more time to open. Say you're in the shower when the break in occurs, do you have in on the bathroom counter with you? Do you carry it everywhere with you in the house? Say you have headphones cranked spanking it to gay midget scat porn or whatever you're into and don't hear the break in. If someone breaks into my place and I'm gunless I'd probably just laugh at the irony of how my shit life would end.

Posted: **18 Feb 2018, 10:40**

Holocaust wrote:Scare them off with knuckle tattoos

You reference my knuckle tattoos quite a bit. If you want I can get you the number for jorsh at dead rockstar and you can get your own. Ironically, and I'm not making this up, I asked him what was the last knuckle tattoos he did and he said the hard-on bearer had "love guns" on the top knuckles and "fish hard" on the lower knuckles. He also tattooed a smoking six shooter on the guys hand

Posted: **18 Feb 2018, 10:48**

I also like how no one else is posting like y'all don't have opinions on the matter.

Posted: **18 Feb 2018, 10:57**

So like why do you even get tattoos in the first place, I just don't understand. Is it a tiny dick thing or what? Literally the only reason is "Fuck you I like tattoos"

Posted: **18 Feb 2018, 11:10**

except tattoos aren't phallic in nature nor have phallic properties.

I am of average size if you are (bi)curious

Posted: **18 Feb 2018, 12:43**

jorsh wrote:
zim wrote:i guess if someone ever breaks into your home just rely on thoughts and prayers and hope they don't kill you or your loved ones

What kind of fantasy do you live in where you'll be at the ready with gun on hip if someone breaks into yours. I thought the responsible owners kept there's in a safe which also takes more time to open. Say you're in the shower when the break in occurs, do you have in on the bathroom counter with you? Do you carry it everywhere with you in the house? Say you have headphones cranked spanking it to gay midget scat porn or whatever you're into and don't hear the break in. If someone breaks into my place and I'm gunless I'd probably just laugh at the irony of how my shit life would end.

i spend the majority of my time at my computer / in my bedroom and keep my gun on the back of my desk. in the event of a break-in i would hope there is enough noise to alert me, at which point i would go for my gun as fast as i could. i'm not just going to give up and let them have their way without a fight. if i can't make it to the gun i will grab whatever blunt object is closest.

Posted: **18 Feb 2018, 12:50**

jorsh wrote:
zim wrote:i guess if someone ever breaks into your home just rely on thoughts and prayers and hope they don't kill you or your loved ones

What kind of fantasy do you live in where you'll be at the ready with gun on hip if someone breaks into yours. I thought the responsible owners kept there's in a safe which also takes more time to open. Say you're in the shower when the break in occurs, do you have in on the bathroom counter with you? Do you carry it everywhere with you in the house? Say you have headphones cranked spanking it to gay midget scat porn or whatever you're into and don't hear the break in. If someone breaks into my place and I'm gunless I'd probably just laugh at the irony of how my shit life would end.

I know some people who keep a small lock box in the nightstand or desk. Since I ain't got no guns I just keep a good size knife handy.

Posted: **18 Feb 2018, 13:02**

Posted: **18 Feb 2018, 13:17**

Nick wrote:
jorsh wrote:
zim wrote:i guess if someone ever breaks into your home just rely on thoughts and prayers and hope they don't kill you or your loved ones

What kind of fantasy do you live in where you'll be at the ready with gun on hip if someone breaks into yours. I thought the responsible owners kept there's in a safe which also takes more time to open. Say you're in the shower when the break in occurs, do you have in on the bathroom counter with you? Do you carry it everywhere with you in the house? Say you have headphones cranked spanking it to gay midget scat porn or whatever you're into and don't hear the break in. If someone breaks into my place and I'm gunless I'd probably just laugh at the irony of how my shit life would end.
I know some people who keep a small lock box in the nightstand or desk. Since I ain't got no guns I just keep a good size knife handy.

See now I'm surprised you actually don't have guns since you are a security guard.

The world is not black and white after all

CJ owning a gun in KY, yeah not at all a surprise

Posted: **18 Feb 2018, 13:32**

you remind me of this video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UujtfN7hCdo

Posted: **18 Feb 2018, 15:54**

you, holly, and every american remind me of this picture

Posted: **18 Feb 2018, 16:01**

also this is a stupid, boring argument ive had numerous times with my dumbass relatives. there is no point.

im done here so i leave with this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXRsNn7HP28

Posted: **18 Feb 2018, 20:23**

Go ahead and be intimidated by simple machinery little hard-on bearer, nobody's stopping you.

Posted: **18 Feb 2018, 21:04**

jorsh wrote:
Nick wrote:
jorsh wrote:
zim wrote:i guess if someone ever breaks into your home just rely on thoughts and prayers and hope they don't kill you or your loved ones

What kind of fantasy do you live in where you'll be at the ready with gun on hip if someone breaks into yours. I thought the responsible owners kept there's in a safe which also takes more time to open. Say you're in the shower when the break in occurs, do you have in on the bathroom counter with you? Do you carry it everywhere with you in the house? Say you have headphones cranked spanking it to gay midget scat porn or whatever you're into and don't hear the break in. If someone breaks into my place and I'm gunless I'd probably just laugh at the irony of how my shit life would end.
I know some people who keep a small lock box in the nightstand or desk. Since I ain't got no guns I just keep a good size knife handy.
See now I'm surprised you actually don't have guns since you are a security guard.

The world is not black and white after all

CJ owning a gun in KY, yeah not at all a surprise

Don't have a carry license for work. Maryland doesn't have open carry and is a shall issue state for concealed carry. The state is also trying to push a bill that if you have a medical weed card you can't own any guns.

Posted: **18 Feb 2018, 21:07**

Shall issue?

Posted: **18 Feb 2018, 21:09**

Wait, never mind. I know what that means

Posted: **18 Feb 2018, 22:50**

Posted: **19 Feb 2018, 00:48**

Holocaust wrote:Go ahead and be intimidated by simple machinery little hard-on bearer, nobody's stopping you.

Godspeed little Rambo warrior

Posted: **19 Feb 2018, 01:31**

We have no gun laws at all in Vermont. We also have very little gun related crime, so there's no need. I enjoy firearms. I enjoy shooting them. I enjoy the mechanics of how they function. But I feel the same way about cars and I had to prove I could be safe with one and use it properly before I could drive it.

Posted: **19 Feb 2018, 01:51**

i just want my refund already

Posted: **19 Feb 2018, 05:01**

I got mine back in a little over a week. Did you snail mail yours?

Posted: **19 Feb 2018, 05:07**

i got my federal back in four days

Posted: **19 Feb 2018, 06:48**

I ain't done my shits yet. Filing out of state, head of household, and seeing how my mom's homestead exemption meshes with all that, may require assistance from a professional this year.

Posted: **19 Feb 2018, 08:25**

Posted: **19 Feb 2018, 08:41**

Shoots turds I'm guessing

Posted: **22 Feb 2018, 07:17**

well i got nothing back

Posted: **22 Feb 2018, 07:40**

Good job

Posted: **22 Feb 2018, 08:17**

also i owe like 30 bucks

Posted: **22 Feb 2018, 08:19**

actually, before it applied my school stuff i owed like 700ish federal but after it applied all the tax breaks i got 270ish federal back but owe about 300 state

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