What's everybody doing?

Geno wrote: I've moved on to burning taxes. Started at 85 and I'm up to 98, only 13 or so years to go. The pic of the stack on the floor is 98. It is very liberating to get rid of all this stuff.

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Looks like allot of IRS fuel, don't read em it will make you sick. :dalek

I thought about that GT. The amount of money spent on boxes, paper, ink, printers, folders and don't forget all the staples and paper clips lol. The time invested is also a shame. All of that work and money spent because of fear of the government for living in a country that was founded on no taxes is pretty scary. >(

Geno wrote: I thought about that GT. The amount of money spent on boxes, paper, ink, printers, folders and don't forget all the staples and paper clips lol. The time invested is also a shame. All of that work and money spent because of fear of the government for living in a country that was founded on no taxes is pretty scary. >(

"fear of the government"

Yep, Unfortunately all too real.

They say only keep 3 years in all of their publications. If they want more than that then tough luck lol. :rolling

People fear the IRS to the point of being afraid to do their own taxes. We need to cut government at all levels.

Hopefully that will start to change here soon.

18 years of taxes are all gone. I have a lot of extra boxes and file folders now. :rolling

Geno wrote: Hopefully that will start to change here soon.

18 years of taxes are all gone. I have a lot of extra boxes and file folders now. :rolling

What you gonna do with those?
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Finally got the chance to replace the Electronic Power steering computer in my daughters Scion. Geno sent me the instructions and parts layout (they hide it up under the dash board). Anyway the instructions called for removing the whole dash board, Geno suggested going through the instrument panel and that worked like a champ. Rather than remove the old unit, I just cut the legs off the new one and piggy backed it to the old one. Only took an hour to do and because the "new" computer was from a junk yard it did not have to be reprogrammed.

There are always sneaky ways to do things lol. Mechanics make a lot of money charging book time then finding the little well kept secrets...