I guess I’m an asshole for calling the cops when I got home with my son and saw our windows broken and didn’t know if someone was inside, or filing a police report to get insurance to reimburse my possessions, or to help me stop my wife with postpartum depression who drove off and may be suicidal.

The tricky thing for me with yellow lights is that they are timed as short as possible for the posted speed limit. If I’m 5-10 mph below that speed limit, I always get caught in that awkward position of deciding to brake hard or speed up, because I am too close to stop gently, and too far to make it at my current…

That’s not really a brain buster.

The rebates are almost 10 years old.

Good thing she’s fat, or else she wouldn’t have anything to write about. I don’t have any problem with anybody who’s just living their life peacefully. It seems she just wants more attention.

Who the fuck said I was uncomfortable?

WORSE. The south.

Zumaya may have only used the Guitar Hero story to cover up something even weirder.

I’ve done PA. It’s exactly what I said above. They give you credit for state taxes paid, but you owe the difference. For Montana, that is $0 credit. If you came from a state with higher than 6% state tax, you get a full credit.

Maybe you’re right. I only deal with the DMV in 16 different states, so there’s 34 states and DC with laws that I don’t know.

That would get me 10 years of being cheaper than my home state. Then I could move it or, more likely for these people, sell it between my companies for a supremely cheap price.

I already replied to you, but I wanted to add that Montana currently gets nothing. They don’t have much to lose.

Consider yourself lucky. I’m guessing the states you moved from/to had reciprocal tax agreements. My state only gives a credit for the state tax if it was paid, you are still on the hook for 5% of present value for local tax.

There’s a GMT800 Escalade with Montana tags in my neighborhood. That guy must have saved HUNDREDS of dollars registering his truck. I’m sure there are even more ridiculous examples.

Starred for oven reenactments.

You still owe use tax on the current value if you transfer to another state. Some states will give you credit for state taxes in another state, but since that was $0 for Montana don’t expect a credit.

That’s why it’s just a 1% tax. They’re just trying to undercut the other states. That will still save the P1 owner near me over $90,000 in taxes.

I don’t know his personal beliefs (nor do I care to look them up), but it is possible for people to be war/history buffs and still not agree with the past. There are hundreds of civil war reenactments every year in the US. The people dressing up aren’t hoping the south wins this time (Ok, some are). It was a major…

I had a semi driver push my GTI in bumper to bumper traffic that claimed he didn’t see me. I believe him, because all I could see was Peterbilt grill. He was really nice and apologetic, so it wasn’t a rage situation.