Cat Dumper Mary Bale is confronted and apologizes and says it was a joke

She says she is sorry but that is not true. You can tell she is not sorry for putting the cat in the trash bin. They say that people who hurt animals have the tendency to become PSYCHOPATHS in the future. Next we will here she has placed a baby in a trash bin.

Woman Caught On CCTV Dumping Cat In Wheelie Bin

I can't believe this. This woman is the DEVIL and she should be punished for what she did. Maybe she needs to be put in a trashcan for 17 hours. The cat didn't do anything to her. I am appalled that any human being would do this to a little kitty.

The Mean Kitty Song

THIS IS HOW MY CAT ACTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It's a great day to whoop somebodies ass

I LOVE THIS VIDEO. IT BRINGS A SMILE TO YOUR FACE AND LAUGHTER IN YOUR HEART!!!!

Tiger Woods Says Divorce Sad Time In Life - Sports News Story - WXII The Triad

Tiger Woods Says Divorce Sad Time In Life - Sports News Story - WXII The Triad

Well Tiger you should have kept your pants zipped up and you wouldn't be in the mess you are in now. NOBODY FEELS SORRY FOR YOU!!!!!!!!

Sliced Bagels, Taxes on Top

Will Yurman for The Wall Street Journal

Bruegger's Bagels' owner posted signs telling customers it is Albany that is raising its prices.

What's the tax on a bagel? It depends how you slice it—or in the case of New York, if you slice it.
State tax officials, under orders from cash-strapped Albany to ramp up their audit and compliance efforts, have begun to enforce one of the more obscure distinctions within the state's sales tax law.
In New York, the sale of whole bagels isn't subject to sales tax. But the tax does apply to "sliced or prepared bagels (with cream cheese or other toppings)," according to the state Department of Taxation and Finance. And if the bagel is eaten in the store, even if it's never been touched by a knife, it's also taxed.

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That was news to one New York bagel-store owner, who found out he was out of compliance with the policy this summer when the state audited his company.
Kenneth Greene, the owner of 33 Bruegger's Bagel franchises throughout New York, says the state demanded that he start charging taxes on all bagels, except for those that remain intact and are consumed off premises, and forced him to pay a "significant" sum in taxes that the state estimated he owed.
Mr. Greene says the extra charge, about eight cents a bagel, depending on the local rate, filled his customers with boiling rage. "They felt we were nickel-and-diming them. They thought we were charging them to slice a bagel," he said.

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To clear things up, he posted signs at the cashier informing customers that it was Albany, not Bruegger's, to blame. "We apologize for this change and share in your frustration on this additional tax," the signs read.
It's unclear whether the state's crackdown will spread beyond Bruegger's, which operates nationally and in upstate New York.
"I hope they don't come after me for that," said Florence Wilpon, a founding owner of Ess-a-Bagel in Manhattan.
One source of confusion is that the rule isn't spelled out in the tax code. And while sliced bagels are subject to sales tax, a sliced loaf of bread at a bakery isn't, according to tax officials.
A spokesman for the tax department said the state "will provide additional guidance via our Web site and publications in the near future."

OMG!!!! I am so glad I don't live in New York. Can you believe taxing someone who wants their bagel sliced or if you eat in the store. What do they do if you tell them you are not eating in the store but then you do anyways? Come on people, this is telling me that the New York politicians have literally lost their minds. 1st it's insurance NOW it's bagels. What's next?

California AG sues "tax lady" Roni Deutch for $34 million, accuses her of defrauding customers

 California's attorney general sued "tax lady" Roni Deutch for more than $34 million on Monday, alleging that her law firm regularly violates state law by making false promises that it will help people resolve disputes with the Internal Revenue Service.

Attorney General Jerry Brown contends that Deutch overstates her TV claims of winning tax battles with the IRS. She advertises a success rate of up to 99 percent, yet successfully reduces the amount of money her clients owe in taxes in just 10 percent of cases, the lawsuit says.

"She promises to significantly reduce their IRS tax debts, but instead preys on their vulnerability, taking large up-front payments but providing little or no help in lowering their tax bills," said Attorney General Jerry Brown, the Democratic nominee for governor in the November election.

Deutch's law firm, which has its headquarters in the Sacramento suburb of North Highlands, referred calls Monday to attorney Alexander Collins, who did not immediately return a phone message from The Associated Press.

Deutch says she runs the nation's largest tax resolution law firm. Her ads are in heavy rotation on cable television and she has offered tax advice on national networks, including NBC, CNN, 

I see this commercial all of the time and now learning she is a FAKE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Did Bozo the Clown Tell Lies and Sleep Around?

Just prior to his death in 2008, Larry "Bozo" Harmon penned the recently released memoir "The Man Behind the Nose,” about his adventures who was a professional clown, ran for President, bonded with dangerous cannibal tribes in New Guinea, and was saved from being swallowed whole by a murderous python in Thailand by his 83 AAA shoes.

But now Harmon’s second of four ex-wives, Sandra Harmon, the author of two relationship books and “Elvis & Me” with Priscilla Presley, is biting back with claims that the crazy tales are a result of him being a “pathological liar.” 

Sandra Harmon is writing her own book entitled “Sleeping With Bozo and Other Clowns” to expose dirty details of her marriage to Larry, who she alleges was unfaithful.

“Bozo is only one of the clowns I have slept with, although none of the other clowns wore makeup with a red nose,” Sandra told Pop Tarts. “‘Sleeping With Bozo and Other Clowns’ is part memoir and part celebrity tell all, since I have lived a long and exciting life in show business and have met many celebrities and certainly slept with a good number, and have lots of stories to tell, some funny, some not so funny, but all true.”

Scott McKenzie, the co-author of Larry’s new memoir, said he wasn’t in a position to comment on Sandra’s claims.

Is Bozo the clown a whoredog or was he just a man doing a man's thing?

 

Larry Harmon performs as Bozo The Clown in this undated photo. Bozo was born 50 years ago, and is now recognized as the world's most famous clown. Harmon bought the rights to the Bozo character after taking over as the voice of Bozo on children's records in the late 1940s. 

“Larry never mentioned any ex wives, he never gave any first-hand information on any past relationships,” he told Pop Tarts. “Obviously any memoir is the product of its writer; this is Larry’s and Larry’s experiences. Certainly Mrs. Harmon is entitled to her own perspective on events, but I can’t really comment on her because Larry never mentioned her.”

Larry Harmon’s publicist for over thirty years, Jerry Digney, said that the many “stupendous tales” detailed in the new book had been vetted, and provided a great read for fans of the 1960s icon.

Regardless of what really went on in the private life of the man behind the nose, he’ll always be remembered for his service during World War 2, which inspired him to pursue a career in making others laugh.

“Larry was always willing to do his part for his country. One of the biggest transformative milestones in Larry’s life happened while he was in the service and he met his childhood hero Al Jolson,” McKenzie said. “At the time he was struggling with something so many of us face in our lives – chasing our dreams or choosing a more realistic, practical path in life. Al encouraged him to pursue his passion in entertainment which led to him becoming Bozo and bringing joy to millions of people.”

McKenzie said children today could benefit from a little Bozo in their lives.

“Bozo was all about making things happen, and being kind to people. He was never preachy, he never shoved education down people’s throats,” McKenzie said. “One of the things Bozo would often close the shows with was ‘it is nice to be important, but it is more important to be nice.’ He was the perfect mixture of old and young, and really knew how to relate to children on their own terms and he never talked down to them.”