O/T Pet Tax
Nov 7th 2002, 6:45 pm
#16
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Originally posted by rogerpenycate
Hi mate,
Are you sure you've got it right.
I know you have a Troll at the bottom of your garden, perhaps you are
considering bringing it.
But when the wife said pet tax, she probably meant Petrol tax,
not Pet Troll tax.
Bad joke, sorry.
7 days to go eh !! no problem.
Hi mate,
Are you sure you've got it right.
I know you have a Troll at the bottom of your garden, perhaps you are
considering bringing it.
But when the wife said pet tax, she probably meant Petrol tax,
not Pet Troll tax.
Bad joke, sorry.
7 days to go eh !! no problem.
Heh heh!!! You nutter!! Thanks for the giggle!!!
Kate. xxxx
Nov 7th 2002, 7:38 pm
#17
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Location: MA via London
Posts: 134
Re: Pet Tax
Originally posted by Patrick
I was obviously unclear, this is sum of money paid to the state every year for owning a pet, she said it was about $10 a year in Massachusetts
Patrick
I was obviously unclear, this is sum of money paid to the state every year for owning a pet, she said it was about $10 a year in Massachusetts
Patrick
Nov 7th 2002, 7:41 pm
#18
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Joined: Apr 2001
Posts: 46,391
Re: Pet Tax
Originally posted by Rob S
I live in MA and we have two cats - I've never heard of a 'pet tax' or 'cat license' - of course I could just be ignorant and breaking the law - but my wife (who is from these parts) hasn't heard of it either.
I live in MA and we have two cats - I've never heard of a 'pet tax' or 'cat license' - of course I could just be ignorant and breaking the law - but my wife (who is from these parts) hasn't heard of it either.
Rete
Nov 7th 2002, 7:44 pm
#19
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Re: Pet Tax
Originally posted by Rete
Nah Patrick's wife is just worried that she is going to have to pay for the rest of her life to keep her pet, Patrick, in the US. ;-) and is wondering if there is someway to housebreak him.
Rete
Nah Patrick's wife is just worried that she is going to have to pay for the rest of her life to keep her pet, Patrick, in the US. ;-) and is wondering if there is someway to housebreak him.
Rete
Nothing about a pet tax though...
http://www.state.ma.us/dph/cdc/epii/rabies/rabdcf.htm
Nov 7th 2002, 8:55 pm
#20
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Location: Houston, Texas
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Patrick,
Not sure about the pet tax issue...maybe in other States but not in good ole Texas
Probably a license fee for vaccines and the like.
Remarks: This message meant in the event you move to Texas...representations as to current Texas taxes (love the way that sounds) are not herein made nor implied in any fashion whatsoever. No animals were harmed during the typing of the message.
Not sure about the pet tax issue...maybe in other States but not in good ole Texas
Probably a license fee for vaccines and the like.Remarks: This message meant in the event you move to Texas...representations as to current Texas taxes (love the way that sounds) are not herein made nor implied in any fashion whatsoever. No animals were harmed during the typing of the message.
Nov 7th 2002, 9:43 pm
#21
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Re: O/T Pet Tax
In article , Rete
writes
>Nah Patrick's wife is just worried that she is going to have to pay for
>the rest of her life to keep her pet, Patrick, in the US. ;-) and is
>wondering if there is someway to housebreak him.
Many years ago in the UK a marriage licence was 7/6d (seven shillings
and sixpence) whereas a dog licence was 10/- (ten shillings). I'll leave
it to your imagination as to the jokes about which was the greater value
for money (including the standard bingo call of "seven and six - was she
worth it?")
I'm showing my age now.. I'll get my coat
--
squire
Those are my principles. If you don't like them I have others. (Groucho)
writes
>Nah Patrick's wife is just worried that she is going to have to pay for
>the rest of her life to keep her pet, Patrick, in the US. ;-) and is
>wondering if there is someway to housebreak him.
Many years ago in the UK a marriage licence was 7/6d (seven shillings
and sixpence) whereas a dog licence was 10/- (ten shillings). I'll leave
it to your imagination as to the jokes about which was the greater value
for money (including the standard bingo call of "seven and six - was she
worth it?")
I'm showing my age now.. I'll get my coat
--
squire
Those are my principles. If you don't like them I have others. (Groucho)
Nov 8th 2002, 2:47 am
#22
The Missus
Joined: Sep 2002
Location: Northwest of Chicago
Posts: 6,239
ARRRRRRRRRRG, matey!
Originally posted by dbark
Patrick,
Are you sure it is a cat you have and not a parrot??
Debbie (DEFINITELY O/T
)
Patrick,
Are you sure it is a cat you have and not a parrot??
Debbie (DEFINITELY O/T
)
Parrots (and all other birds) are double the price, you know. Patrick, you got $20? LOL
~SecretGarden
