Kinnakeet
Well-Known Member
Star Trek in my opinion was only worth watching with William Shatner
Md. Gov. Larry Hogan issues ‘stay at home’ order
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It's not like they were teaching them anything anyway.
I'm curious if they keep that money or send it to the custodial parent.
PAY YOUR DAMN CHILD SUPPORT, PEOPLE!!!
awpitt
Main Streeter
Yes. I'm glad they're taking the money from deadbeat parents. I certainly hope it makes it to the person who's actually owed the money.
TheRadargod
Active Member
PAY YOUR DAMN CHILD SUPPORT, PEOPLE!!!
4 more payments and they're all mine!!!!
4 more payments and they're all mine!!!!
That's interesting. How many people are aware that child support arrearage payment orders are recorded on public record sites..but never removed when paid off? Yep...nobody goes back and cleans up.
So I would not be the LEAST bit surprised to see stimulus checks being redirected to child support accounts that were paid off 10 years ago. Our fawking government really is that bad.
So that explains where your check went.
Yes. Inside the home is the most efficient place to transmit the virus. That's why the Chinese dragged individuals who tested positive from their homes and put them in internment camps (sorry, 'ten day hospitals').
It's not the ****ing masks that stopped the virus in China.
How would I ever know?
winterspring
Member
THe IRS will be able to tell you if a check was issued.
True...eventually. And they send a follow-up letter too, I've read.
His friend went to the online somewhere is how he found out and he needed the money, karma.
Kinnakeet
Well-Known Member
EXCEPT HOW TO BE A DEMOCRAT
Next Generation? See you think you're messing with me when you use your fancy Star Trek shortcut. I'm wise to you GURPS
I Skipped Prom to Watch Star Trek
Prom. The word conjures up familiar imagery: white stretch limos, pink sequined dresses, corsages (really though, what’s the purpose of a corsage? Is it a bracelet? An ornament?), twinkling lights accompanied by slow music in the gymnasium which has been converted into a quasi-ballroom of sorts. Sounds familiar, right? Well, to me, these are scenes cut from popular culture sources with Mean Girls and She’s All That providing most of the visual fodder, because I never went.
I skipped it and watched Star Trek instead.
High school wasn’t easy. At some point, I was deemed “book smart” which translates to unpopular, and like a brand, if followed me throughout each grade. If you didn’t fit into a specific mold, it basically meant you were a prime target for bullying. Certain social interactions like lunch in the cafeteria, group projects, or picking team members for dodgeball, all proved terrifying for me. One could also argue that carrying around my copy of the Star Trek Encyclopedia, and skulking off to the computer lab to work on my Borg-dedicated website weren’t exactly setting me up for popularity. But that’s the thing about being popular and accepted: it’s all about conforming. And there was something about that that didn’t quite sit right with me.
I never went to my prom and I turned out okay.
I went to all my proms. My senior prom, I found myself without a date a week prior. So I went out to our al fresco smoking lounge and said, "Attention guys! It's one week til prom and I don't have a date. 
" And my buddy Dave said, "Shoot, I figured you were already spoken for. I'll take you to prom."
We ended up married two years later.
" And my buddy Dave said, "Shoot, I figured you were already spoken for. I'll take you to prom."We ended up married two years later.