What did you do today? (PICTURES)

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The usual--hunted elephants and trolls. Threw Sirk overboard again just to watch him helplessly flail around in the water..lol.. :p
 
Woke up. Ate breakfast. Watched tv. Studied my lesson.

I need to go shopping today, but it's tax free weekend in Texas, which means the stores are crowded :( lol
 
Can I sell one, at least?

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I have a bucket list pending, U know? :P
 
I went into Everything's A Dollar store and paid 2.99 for some milk.

Liars. :(
 
Yeah.
We have a 200% tax on our products here in the states. :)

The milk was 2.99, after tax it came to $ 4,592

One thing I love about Oregon, no sales tax. However, they nail us on property taxes and pretty much everything else.
 
Yeah.
We have a 200% tax on our products here in the states. :)

The milk was 2.99, after tax it came to $ 4,592

That sounds so wrong, in so many ways :P
 
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One thing I love about Oregon, no sales tax. However, they nail us on property taxes and pretty much everything else.
Your income taxes are higher than ours too. Some people go so far as to work in Washington where there's no income tax, but a high sales tax, and shop in Oregon. Seems like a bit of a hassle, but then I imagine you could save a lot of money in the long haul.