Speakeasy forum: HE'S BACK!!!

that they bow to outside opinion, such as all the marching and shouting and Sharpton and Jesse blatherings. If it wasn't for all that, an innocent man would still not be falsely charged with a crime and facing prison, and that after facing a vicious attacker.

and, according to this site is still an acceptable execution method in Florida. The term has also become synonymous with death penalty sentences in general so how is anyone here expected to know your usage of the term. You offered the religious aspect which refers to execution for heresy but burning at the stake wasn't invented by any religion.

As for your paraphrase of what you allege I said, it may have come from long ago in another context but not used at all here. I cannot recall making such a statement but I would acknowledge a belief that judgement for eternity is not ours to make and may well have said something to that effect over the years here.

who posted 'He's going to burn'..........nobody else has used that phrase but you, JP.

but surely you meant some form of punishment. You added the religious connotation as well which, where I come from, means either death by combustion or a tortured afterlife. So what did you mean by that? Maybe a sun burn, arm burn or a rug burn? Sounds to me like you're out to get him even before he's sworn in. I'm no bleeding heart but suddenly feel like a flower child who just stumbled upon a "Kill a Commie for Christ" advocate.

better go back and recheck those tax returns before it's too late

It happens to the best of us. You gather all your tax documents, crunch the numbers, and double check everything on the tax return. No sooner have you dropped the return in the mail or pressed the efile button, but a new W2 or 1099 comes in the mail. Ah, now you remember. And now you need to revise your tax return.

Revising your tax return is done by filing an amendment. You need to use Form 1040X, along with a new Form 1040, plus any other necessary schedules and forms. Amended tax returns have to be mailed to the IRS on paper for manual processing. The IRS typically processes an amended return about 8 to 12 weeks, but this process can take longer during the IRS's busiest times.

never really says what he says.

OK....I didn't have to use H E Double Hockey Sticks to get by the SE filter.

Since you don't get my reference to amended US tax returns I take it you are not reading the posts that I respond to.

HINT: Read THIS It even mentions rechecking tax returns...I would have thought you would catch the connection. I even mentioned it in the subject line.

Steve mentioned rechecking tax returns...has the light come on now?

And how in hell could you forget you worked for so many employers in one year that you mess up your tax return,

Ask the IRS they have a system in place for just that situation.

You're the first one to mention "so many employers".

BTW I only have one employer now...Government Of Canada.

Good for him

He CAN follow instructions, when he wants to.