Mopar, he does all the hysterical, emotional songs best — totally deadpan. Like Somewhere over the Rainbow, New York New York, I did it my way, etc. But he can do anything.
I have a complete file on all my improvements. In the old days you could deduct the costs of capital improvements from your eventual profit when you sold so you were taxed on a smaller amount. By the time that was phased out I’d gotten used to logging everything & it’s often handy to see how close to expiration an appliance might be.
It is 6 degrees in Kansas City. Probably howling wind too.
Mopar, he does all the hysterical, emotional songs best — totally deadpan. Like Somewhere over the Rainbow, New York New York, I did it my way, etc. But he can do anything.
I have a complete file on all my improvements. In the old days you could deduct the costs of capital improvements from your eventual profit when you sold so you were taxed on a smaller amount. By the time that was phased out I’d gotten used to logging everything & it’s often handy to see how close to expiration an appliance might be.
Even if you have some ductape and can tape a piece of wood in place will help quite a bit.
You mean I don’t have to spend $8,000 on new replacement windows? I could just tape bubble wrap on them?
“Mopar, there is a guy in this office who does ipod singing (without ipod) to entertain us. High-pitch, off-key. He takes requests…”
Unbelievable.
How come there is not more cultural recognition of this important phenomenon?
Yeah, I actually have some of that stuff, Arkady, I could use both, the styrofoam and bubble wrap over it. That’s what I am going to try. Tks!!!
“Donatella / CGar, do you happen to have a log of all these brownstone repairs/issues”
m4l, yeah, it’s called the 100-page Quicken report with my annual house expenditures that I generated for my accountants to do my taxes!
Does anyone else think Richard Branson needs to get punched in the dick really hard?