N.Y. cigarette tax may bring buyers to border towns

What!??? No Tea Party folks gonna jump on this Taxed Enough Already Bandwagon????

Or are they very selective on which TAXES they don't like??

That's how you can tell a phony. And a phony organization. But then they believe they are a grass roots organization when they are nothing but shoddy astro-turf.

hard dude wrote:

What!??? No Tea Party folks gonna jump on this Taxed Enough Already Bandwagon????
Or are they very selective on which TAXES they don't like??
That's how you can tell a phony. And a phony organization. But then they believe they are a grass roots organization when they are nothing but shoddy astro-turf.

What?

or go to vermont where they are even cheaper---I go to New Hampshire

In post #2, a TEE Farty member states the obvious ---
Not only are they blind to what they are 'fighting for'-- they are also deaf.

Blind, Deaf, and DUMB!

hard dude wrote:

In post #2, a TEE Farty member states the obvious ---
Not only are they blind to what they are 'fighting for'-- they are also deaf.
Blind, Deaf, and DUMB!

Obvious? It makes no sense to me. The libs are the sheeples. The only thing that raising the butt tax will do is encourage a black market. if you want to increase tax revenue you lower taxes dumby!

Oh, I forgot --- they are senseless also.

Clueless

Many will cross the state line but many more will continue to pay.
We non-smokers appreciate the extra cash, thanks.
P.S. want to teach us a lessen? Quit.

Newport Chatter wrote:

Many will cross the state line but many more will continue to pay.
We non-smokers appreciate the extra cash, thanks.
P.S. want to teach us a lessen? Quit.

You none smokers are nothing more then cry baby's who prob drink like A fish.

P.S. want to teach us a lessen? Quit.

PSS -- Do us a favor. Go back to the corn crib, have a slash of moonshine, and stay there for a while.

North Adams wrote:

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You none smokers are nothing more then cry baby's who prob drink like A fish.

Some are some aren't. What's your point?

hard dude wrote:

P.S. want to teach us a lessen? Quit.
PSS -- Do us a favor. Go back to the corn crib, have a slash of moonshine, and stay there for a while.

Nah, having too much fun here messing with the uneducated idiots.

Have at it. Cheap thrills for me and good exercise in typing skills if nothing else. Heck, don't even have to put on shoes.

If from KY, enjoy the next Mint Juliup -- great state you got there.

hard dude wrote:

Have at it. Cheap thrills for me and good exercise in typing skills if nothing else. Heck, don't even have to put on shoes.
If from KY, enjoy the next Mint Juliup -- great state you got there.

Thanks
Believe it or not I have lived here all my life and never tasted a Mint Julep. I have to give one a try sometime.

Though I have never been to Churchill Downs for the Derby, a Julep, well made, is a fine beverage.

Nice talkin with a nice person south of the line.

Good luck, stay strong, and as the song says, "Kentucky, you are the dearest land outside of heaven to me....Kentucky, that is where God will look for me."

Don't forget to deduct the cost of gas and time,and all the other incidentals.It's still probably cheaper, but...

Newport Chatter -- either you took a stroll with some strong mint -- or the board cut us off.

You still out there?(no pun intended)

hard dude wrote:

Newport Chatter -- either you took a stroll with some strong mint -- or the board cut us off.
You still out there?(no pun intended)

Im still here.
Sorry got caught up on other threads.

Wheeewu! Shacked hands there, then somehow, well, things come and go. Yeah, spent some time wandering in your blue grass and admired some fine horse farms. Maybe it was just the bourbon!

It's a little like that up here in New England...bigger rolling hills and stony ground to plow, but there's nothing like southern hospitality!

Drop by when you get a chance.

hard dude wrote:

Wheeewu! Shacked hands there, then somehow, well, things come and go. Yeah, spent some time wandering in your blue grass and admired some fine horse farms. Maybe it was just the bourbon!
It's a little like that up here in New England...bigger rolling hills and stony ground to plow, but there's nothing like southern hospitality!
Drop by when you get a chance.

Always wanted to visit your way, someday I may take you up on that offer.
In the mean time live well and happy.