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This is a feint. Nothing will happen. Vlad is taunting Potato head because of his corrupt involvement in Ukraine, which is just as corrupt.
frick everyone that hovers. You are the mother frickers that spray paint public toilets, pile toilet paper up so much that the fricking toilet overflows, and God only knows how your spray paint diarrhea ends up on the fricking walls. Yes, frick all of you. If you’re gonna hover, just open the fricking tank and pull an Upper Decker.

re: Time travel question

Posted by Smoke Jensen on 1/4/22 at 9:38 pm to
This is the most likely explanation. If it was ever discovered in the future of mankind someone would have gone back to some time in the past and notified everyone. Then the course of history would be forever altered and on repeat. You'd have every Tom Dick and Harry going back to get rich and frick whores forever. It would be an unending loop of chaos.
I didn't like the WRONG answer given on the money board. The bank has nothing to do with "presenting the bill of sale" to the OMV. This is how it works... I obtain the bill of sale from the bank and then "I" present it to the OMV. Plus you guys on the money board are so frickin boring and pathetic.
WRONG. Call your CPA and try again.
I bought a vehicle for $XX,000 out of state and the bank that financed it sent me a true and exact copy of the bill of sale in the mail along with the title to register the vehicle in Louisiana. The express DMV in my town indicated that they need the original bill of sale, which is currently at the out of state bank. The owner/operator of this establishment also indicated she recently bought a used vehicle herself for $XX,000 but the seller agreed to write the BOS for $X,000.

If my seller agrees to a rewritten BOS for $X,000 instead of $XX,000 in front of a notary, is it possible the state would ever know any difference even though the loan is already finalized? After all, the owner of this express DMV did exactly that.

Yes, I want to screw this rotten state if it is possible without repercussions.

I’m sure many of you have had this same experience. Help a brotha out.

re: Tax on Used Vehicle

Posted by Smoke Jensen on 1/4/22 at 6:20 pm to
Ok, then why does the bank have to present the BOS to the OMV at all? They have the original and I need to obtain it from them to present it to the OMV to get my registration. Once I get it from them, how are they going to present it to the OMV?
Everyone should listen to the Joe Rogan/Robert Malone podcast. Then your eyes will be opened to exactly why we are in this mess. You want answers? Listen to it.

Joe Rogan Podcast

Tax on Used Vehicle

Posted by Smoke Jensen on 1/4/22 at 5:44 pm
I bought a vehicle for $XX,000 out of state and the bank that financed it sent me a true and exact copy of the bill of sale in the mail along with the title to register the vehicle in Louisiana. The express DMV in my town indicated that they need the original bill of sale, which is currently at the out of state bank. The owner/operator of this establishment also indicated she recently bought a used vehicle herself for $XX,000 but the seller agreed to write the BOS for $X,000.

If my seller agrees to a rewritten BOS for $X,000 instead of $XX,000 in front of a notary, is it possible the state would ever know any difference even though the loan is already finalized? After all, the owner of this express DMV did exactly that.

Yes, I want to screw this rotten state if it is possible without repercussions.

I’m sure many of you have had this same experience. Help a brotha out.