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So you don't like hummers eh?

Here is a fun site for people who don't like hummers...enjoy.

Where's the link??

:hmm:

Minx sulks off to pout in a corner.....

edit...we are talking the truck right? If not...well I take my post back! :D

Wow, that was the best site ever! I especially like how it isn't there:rolleyes:

If you don't like Hummers, then you aren't a man.

OK...try the other thread....

so, you don't like repeated threads eh??

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Originally posted by theguyondacouch
Wow, that was the best site ever! I especially like how it isn't there:rolleyes:

You took the words right out of my mouth. Hahaha.

Anyway, yeah, Hummers are pretty cool.
I seen a black and chrome customized one, a while back, and I thought I was going to cream myself. Bad muthrfukn ass!!

I personally, wouldnt have one. Too big, too expensive, if I won , one or someone give it to me, then Id sell it, and have two or three vehicles, or one and a lump of money to boot.

there's no link cuz.................

Everybody loves hummers.

weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee...........

Well I lost for a second then I got it!

Hummers roxorz my boxorz. Arnold drives them passionately, now that's gotta be a real mans car.

Thank you so much for the reports! I've wanted to have it done for a while, and now I'm convinced I must do it.

This just belongs here:

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Posted on Tue, Dec. 30, 2003

Big vehicle, big break
Star-Telegram

Would you like a huge tax break for that gigantic new SUV you've been coveting?

Don't despair. You've got a sugar daddy who wants to help you: the U.S. Congress.

In an illustration of its sometimes woefully finite wisdom, Congress this year authorized a tax deduction of up to $100,000 for vehicles weighing 6,000 pounds or more -- including enormous luxury SUVs such as the Hummer.

The six-figure tax break was part of a $350 billion tax-cut package. The $100,000 ripoff -- er, uh, writeoff -- is a case of a tax break gone badly awry.

Previously, a deduction of no more than $25,000 was allowed for small-business owners buying extra-large vehicles needed for their livelihoods. But the advent of huge luxury SUVs and the quadrupling of the deduction has distorted the original intent to help small-business owners, such as farmers or remodeling contractors, to buy an expensive piece of equipment vital to their business.

The tax break has become a potent financial incentive for Americans to buy gas-gulping vehicles that increase air pollution and expand our reliance on oil imports from the volatile Middle East.

People who buy Hummers costing $50,000 to $100,000 probably aren't doing so because the vehicles are crucial to their livelihood.

Congress should scale the ridiculous $100,000 deduction back to $25,000, as called for in legislation pending in the Senate.

In addition, the tax code should be more tightly written to ensure that the deduction truly goes only to small-business owners who genuinely need a big vehicle for their work, rather than to those simply lusting for a colossal tax subsidy for a luxury personal vehicle.

http://www.dfw.com/mld/dfw/news/opinion/7597711.htm

Perhaps someday soon -we'll see ole' Astrocloud showing off his Hummer.