got my tax return finally....

[Damnittsteve]

I don't get why you post up a thread looking for attention, then get all surprised when you get it. This is a once every 2 months ordeal.

the attention helps my boredom. thats pretty much it.

[talisman]

the attention helps my boredom. thats pretty much it.

I'm sure it does. It's your surprise I'm surprised about.

[78X]

so where did you cash the check?

[Damnittsteve]

I'm sure it does. It's your surprise I'm surprised about.

no im surprised that no matter the topic im posting about, it always turns into an alcohol discussion. which your right, should not be so surprising.

[Damnittsteve]

so where did you cash the check?

what check?

[78X]

what check?

your tax refund check

[Magnimike1]

what check?

direct deposit?

[78X]

direct deposit?

he cant get a bank account, it's futurama we are talking about

[Damnittsteve]

your tax refund check

what tax return check? people on disability dont get tax returns. that was supposed to be the irony of this thread.

[Damnittsteve]

he cant get a bank account, it's futurama we are talking about

actually i have 2 bank accounts and a credit card if you must know.

[talisman]

Good one.

[78X]

what tax return check? people on disability dont get tax returns. that was supposed to be the irony of this thread.

disabled my fucking ass, more like lazy and worthless. Keep sucking that government tit

[Roscoe]

actually i have 2 bank accounts and a credit card if you must know.

I don't know you at all, but based upon the comments from others, I have to ask...

What is the credit limit/balance owed for your credit card? What is the interest rate?

[Doug Hatton]

The only people I've ever met that got $3k back on their tax returns didn't make shit for income... either that, or as GE said, have no idea how to work their witholdings correctly so as not to give the gubment a tax free loan.

[red95gts]

I have 4 kids and claim Married/10 exemptions on my W-4. I'm getting back $4600 this year. When you have variable income throughout the year (overtime and bonuses in my case), the IRS over-withholds on those pay periods. Based on my 2010 numbers, I'd have to claim married/16 exemptions to break even come tax time, which my employer won't allow.

Just saying that not everyone who receives a tax return is a broke dick or an idiot.