We’re good out here in the Sweet Spot, thanks. Not many can actually beat our situation.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> We’re good out here in the Sweet Spot, thanks.
> Not many can actually beat our situation.


You're aware everybody knows you're lying , right? Or are you so stupid you can't even figure that out?

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> Well, our deluxe Spring Training trips do cost
> about $15K per week, but these last two years,
> they’ve been seriously curtailed by COVID.

LOL! You need to borrow $15K for a once a year trip? LOL!

> There are those in our circle who report having a
> terrific time in The Bahamas this week, but I
> don’t know what that is costing, and I don’t
> plan to ask.

Best not to inquire about something you clearly can't afford.

Now, back to your regularly scheduled bullshit, lies, blunders and excuses.

You can believe whatever you like, but the facts of any matter are not going to change as the result. I wonder if anyone was dumb and cheap enough to have parked under the 695 ramps for the Nats game tonight.

Executive Luxury Auto Service Wrote:
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> WTF? LOL
>
> You have some serious self-esteem issues.
>
> It's really kind of pitiful.


He really does. It is but one of his many mental disorders.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> You can believe whatever you like,

It's a wise decision to not believe anything you claim. Actual evidence prove that much of what you claim are lies.

> but the facts
> of any matter are not going to change as the
> result.

Facts won't change, but you will make excuses about why the facts don't support your claims.

> I wonder if anyone was dumb and cheap
> enough to have parked under the 695 ramps for the
> Nats game tonight.

I'm sure they were. You only found out about that lot just recently though.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> You can believe whatever you like, but the facts
> of any matter are not going to change as the
> result. I wonder if anyone was dumb and cheap
> enough to have parked under the 695 ramps for the
> Nats game tonight.


Right, moron, your lies aren't going to change the facts. I wonder if anybody's dumb enough to pay $50 to park a car.

LOL. Don’t go anywhere near the place on game-day as a rule, but we do drive right past the dump each time we head into SWDC for some artisanal goodies. Those trips of course also reveal the latest changes along Wash Ave that you are not aware of.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> artisanal goodies.


^ You know this is some mundane thing that wouldn't impress anyone that he's trying to play up to be more than it is.

Just like he does everything else.

Dumb move.

Buy Online Canadian Pharmacy Wrote:
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> I wonder if anybody's dumb enough to pay $50 to park a car.

I think spots in Garages B & C are $48 on a day of game basis. We actually pay quite a bit less than that per game for a half season’s worth of reservations. Gave those to a pair of our ballpark pals for tonight, so the game may have been rained out, but at least the parking didn’t ding them.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> LOL. Don’t go anywhere near the place on
> game-day as a rule, but we do drive right past the
> dump each time we head into SWDC for some
> artisanal goodies.

And yet you begged me to tell you the name of the freeway above it. After scrounging and struggling through Google street-view for a couple of days, you finally stumbled upon it yourself. Pathetic. Now, if only you could scrounge and struggle through street-view to find townhouses "painted in a questionable array of colors" in Great Forest. I'll save you the heartbreak. No amount of scrounging and struggling can help you find what doesn't exist.

> Those trips of course also
> reveal the latest changes along Wash Ave that you
> are not aware of.

LOL! I had to tell you all about it and you still manage to fuck it up.

Kill Shot Wrote:
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> Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > artisanal goodies.
>
>
> ^ You know this is some mundane thing that
> wouldn't impress anyone that he's trying to play
> up to be more than it is.
>
> Just like he does everything else.

Also notice he can't tell you what establishment(s) he visits. Telling. LOL!

LOL! I don’t post my credit card numbers either.

False equivalency. Is there a logical fallacy you won't employ?

I guess we can add this to your genetic fallacies, equivocation, arguments from ignorance, and argumenta ad hominem . I suppose that is all you are left with when you can't substantiate your claims with actual evidence. You really are a fucking fraud. You are well past the point of any sort of rehabilitation.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> LOL! I don’t post my credit card numbers either.


Nobody cares . They wouldn't be no good to nobody anyhow. They all got canceled years ago for not paying.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> Buy Online Canadian Pharmacy Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I wonder if anybody's dumb enough to pay $50 to
> park a car.
>
> I think spots in Garages B & C are $48 on a day of
> game basis. We actually pay quite a bit less than
> that per game for a half season’s worth of
> reservations.
>
>
>


Even if you paid $38, you're still throwing your money away.z

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> Buy Online Canadian Pharmacy Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I wonder if anybody's dumb enough to pay $50 to
> park a car.
>
> I think
>
>
>
>
>
>


Nobody cares.

Thanks Willie. Better story than the guy who lies and the one who calls out his lies.

Two gentlemen, William Dunn and Carl A. Wiehle purchased approximately 6,500 acres in the northern part of Fairfax County, along the Washington & Old Dominion (W&OD) Railroad line in the year 1886. Later on, they divided the land between themselves, with Carl retaining the acreage that was on the north of the railroad line. He dreamt of founding a town on his property, including amenities such as hotel, parks, as well as a community center. Unfortunately, he completed only a handful of homes before his demise in 1901.

Carl’s heirs finally sold the land, which then changed hands severally before being purchased by the A. Smith Bowman family, who built a bourbon distillery on the site. By year 1947, the Bowman’s had managed to successfully acquire the former Dunn tract south of the railroad, for total holdings of over 7,000 acres. In 1961, Robert E. Simon used funds from his family’s recent sale of Carnegie Hall to purchase a huge chunk the land, except for some 60 acres or so on which the Bowman distillery continued to operate until 1987.

On April 10, 1964 on his 50th birthday, Simon officially launched Reston and named the community using his initials. He laid out 7 “guiding principles” that would express the quality of life he desired for the residents and also serve as a strong foundation for Reston’s future development. His dream was for Restonians to live, work, and even play in their own community, sharing common grounds, scenic beauty and serenity, all shared equally regardless of social status, therefore establishing a stronger sense of community ties.

Simon envisioned Reston, Virginia as a model for huddled residential development, also known as a conservation development, putting a premium on preservation of open space, landscapes, and wildlife habitats. Indeed, Reston was the first 20th-century private community in the U.S. to explicitly incorporate natural preservation in its planning. To date, Reston has remained as a unified, balanced and cohesive whole, being home to beautiful landscapes, recreational facilities, commercial hubs, cultural centers as well as historical sites. It is a city that continues to live in its founding fathers’ visions, prospering as a community that values togetherness above all.

LOL! Now they live in a shitty exurban enclave where they have to take mass transit or drive for a ton of time just to get to their boring jobs. Way to go! Is there anything worthwhile outside the Beltway unless you live and work outside the Beltway?

LOL! Way to ask a silly question. The spacious and expansive glories of the Sweet Spot versus a tiny, cramped, and faded shithole? No comparison. Which is why actual money avoids your Sorry City like the plague.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> LOL! Way to ask a silly question. The spacious
> and expansive glories of the Sweet Spot versus a
> tiny, cramped, and faded shithole? No comparison.
>
>


Except in your case, this supposed "sweet spot" is a figment of your imagination. Nobody believes you, Dimwit.

Stupid is free. At least, stupid people think so.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> Stupid is free. At least, stupid people think so.

Congratulations, Gerund Boy! You just put your foot in your mouth AGAIN! Of course, you're prob. the only 1 here who can't see it, since you're so stupid.

It NEVER fails. Old Pottymouth makes an ass of himself on FFXU EVERY DAY!

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> LOL! Way to ask a silly question. The spacious
> and expansive glories of the Sweet Spot versus a
> tiny, cramped, and faded shithole? No comparison.
> Which is why actual money avoids your Sorry City
> like the plague.


Dude, you're a lying fraud who can't afford an annual mundane trip to FL. Your words, not mine, confirm both.

LOL! Your financial acumen has not improved one whit since Page 1 of this thread. What an irredeemable dope!

It's your ability to tell the truth that has not improved. There is no financial advantage to put your house into hock just to take a mundane trip to FL. It's why you've never been able to state one. It is merely and indication of low cash flow as a result of an existence funded by a fixed income.

You’re just too plain poor and stupid to understand that it would cost me more to take cash out of investments to use in place of the cheap and tax-deductible debt that I have access to. You’ll never be in that situation of course, so enjoy your life as a no-options, broke-ass bottom-feeding all around nothing and nobody.

Well, the woeful Whiffie situation becomes only worse and worse, as stupid begets only more stupid among this bamboozled bunch. Despite these continuing rains (and we've already had two and a half inches), we out here in the oh so superior Sweet Spot remain financially high and dry owing to long educational experiences and high-level professional careers in the fields of economics and finance. Unlike these many babbling but entirely bamboozled others, we actually know how to balance a checkbook and when to use cash versus credit. Dudes can't qualify for anything better than basement grade credit tools though, so they've no idea even of what they are missing. Dopes. Today's forecast is meanwhile not very promising: showers and 66 degrees all day, then showers and 64 degrees all night. The trip out to retrieve the morning paper was damp or maybe even wet. No wildlife, no walkers, just a whole lot of water.

Real President Joe has meanwhile been encountering a whole lot of welcome on his European visit. Recent polls there show him with a 75% favorable rating as opposed to 17% for the former Fat Boy. That sentiment seems to apply among G7 leaders as well as populations. RPJ isn't quite the instant rock star that Obama was in 2009 on the heels of the widely despised Bush-43, but it's still a sea change sort of thing that's going on over there.

In other news, rains washed out last night's scheduled game between the Nats and Giants. The two clubs will try to kick off a four-game series tonight instead. There will still be moisture to deal with, but there is at least a chance of getting a game in. Same pitchers are listed fr for tonight as last night, so DeSclafani against Scherzer. Conditions could make it challenging for both of them.

Always an extreme challenge of course is trying to live any sort of life in that awful abyss of Falls Church City. The local Chamber of Commerce is crying out for help now to the Fairfax County Planning Commission hoping to get amendments to allow mixed-use development on the WMATA WFC station site. Numbers for nearby mixed-use projects have plummeted of late though, so the wisdom of such a move is highly debatable. Not debatable is the notion of actually living in FCC -- that's been a really bad idea for decades.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> You’re just too plain poor and stupid to
> understand that it would cost me more to take cash
> out of investments to use in place of the cheap
> and tax-deductible debt that I have access to.

Debt incurred by vacations is not tax deductible.

> You’ll never be in that situation of course,

I know. I can pay my bills when they come due without tapping other investments. It's called cash flow. It just isn't flowing your way.

You’ve been previously slapped silly for having posted such simplistic stupid shit. You just don’t understand any of this at all. It only gets worse and worse for you here. Such a loser.

LOL! You were stammering as you stumbled your way out the door last time. Face it, all you do is stagger between blunders and lies. As you do so, I simply kick you in your ass on each trip.

Just your usual slug-slow and ignorant slop and bullshit. You are an economic and financial nincompoop due in part to having little if any relevant education or experience with such matters. Kind of like your problems with HTML.

^ From the guy who claims but can't explain the tax benefits of putting nondeductible personal expenses on a HELOC.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> Just your usual slug-slow and ignorant slop and
> bullshit. You are an economic and financial
> nincompoop due in part to having little if any
> relevant education or experience with such
> matters.

Well, for a guy claiming to have relevant education and experience, you sure do seem to have a good deal of trouble explaining the tax benefits of putting your house into hock to pay for a mundane trip to FL.

> Kind of like your problems with HTML.

You mean like not knowing how to inspect an image here that was embedded using an HTML < IMG > tag? Yeah, that'd be your sorry ass. You were bested by an admitted amateur. That same amateur was able to tell you where the servers for the NJ car company are located. You were busy stupidly stammering on about servers in NJ.

Once again, your own words expose you as a fucking fraud.

FPA Wrote:
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> ^ From the guy who claims but can't explain the
> tax benefits of putting nondeductible personal
> expenses on a HELOC.

It’s 8th grade math, Linus, but it all seems to be entirely over your head.

Tell us about those cool new menu features in HTML5, dope. No education. No experience. You are less than a reckless coding clown.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> FPA Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > ^ From the guy who claims but can't explain the
> > tax benefits of putting nondeductible personal
> > expenses on a HELOC.
>
> It’s 8th grade math, Linus, but it all seems to
> be entirely over your head.


Yes, it is.

You subtract them for a net tax benefit of zero.

But they do reduce your precious percentage.

The extent of your misunderstanding is certainly one thing that does not go down.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> The extent of your misunderstanding is certainly
> one thing that does not go down.


The extent of my understanding that you're full of shit rises with your every post.

There is ZERO tax benefit from putting nondeductible personal expenses on a HELOC.

And yet, such significant shares of total equity line interest end up being deducted. A competent math person would understand how that happens. From the record, you are not such a person.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> Tell us about those cool new menu features in
> HTML5, dope. No education.

I have no idea. I didn't mention them.

> No experience. You
> are less than a reckless coding clown.

And you had no idea how to inspect an image here that was embedded using an HTML < IMG > tag. Get your weak-ass bullshit out of here. It's long been over for you.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> And yet, such significant shares of total equity
> line interest end up being deducted.

Not by any interest accrued on purchases for a mundane trip to FL.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> And yet, such significant shares of total equity
> line interest end up being deducted. A competent
> math person would understand how that happens.
> From the record, you are not such a person.


Sure. Just none of the nondeductible personal expenses (or other non-qualified expenses).

And the share is reduced to the extent that you put such expenses on your HELOC.

Seems that even you understand since you had to try to weasel-word your reply.

Sorry, didn't work. : /

Can you ever just post a straight answer without trying some weak bullshit like that?

You are just foolishly running your mouth. My hardware and software skills dwarf your own. And of course, you have no actual idea how taxation of equity line interest works. None.

FPA Wrote:
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> Can you ever just post a straight answer without
> trying some weak bullshit like that?


No. No, he can't.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> My hardware and software skills dwarf your own.

LOL! Dude, you had no idea how to inspect an image that was embedded here using an HTML < IMG > tag. You had no idea on how to discover the location of a server for a website.

Let's not forget that you claim I have the skills to alter YOUR image in YOUR post!

It's questionable if you have any skills at all.

> And
> of course, you have no actual idea how taxation
> of equity line interest works.

Enough to have backed you into a corner where you can't answer a simple question. You often find yourself in that same corner. Doomed once again by your own words.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> You are just foolishly running your mouth. My
> hardware and software skills dwarf your own. And
> of course, you have no actual idea how taxation
> of equity line interest works. None.


You have no skills in either. You're just a blowhard and running your mouth is what causes you to be beaten so badly here every day.

But here's your big chance to prove me wrong.

Show the tax benefit of including nondeductible personal expenses under a HELOC. You said that it was simple "8th grade math." Show it. Find an objective reference that does so if you can't yourself.

As always, you won't.

Because you're wrong and you can't.

You'll just make another bulshit post again. And I won't be proven wrong about that either.

seven figure city.... Wrote:
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> LOL! Dude, you had no idea how to inspect an image
> that was embedded here using an HTML < IMG > tag.

I’m still laughing at your trying to push that. It so underscores the limits of your reach.

> Let's not forget that you claim I have the skills
> to alter YOUR image in YOUR post!

It’s like your living in a nursing home. It explains the observable facts like nothing else.

> Enough to have backed you into a corner where you
> can't answer a simple question. You often find
> yourself in that same corner. Doomed once again by
> your own words.

You don’t have any experience with money at all, and certainly none with equity lines. All you can do is flub stuff that you find on Google. Super weak!

FPA Wrote:
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> Show the tax benefit of including nondeductible
> personal expenses under a HELOC. You said that it
> was simple "8th grade math." Show it. Find an
> objective reference that does so if you can't
> yourself.

Been their and done that. Connect-the-dots example with actual numbers and everything. Dopes like you couldn’t keep up. Keep in mind if you can that only the taxpayer knows what was purchased and how repayments were applied.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> FPA Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Show the tax benefit of including nondeductible
> > personal expenses under a HELOC. You said that
> it
> > was simple "8th grade math." Show it. Find an
> > objective reference that does so if you can't
> > yourself.
>
> Been their and done that. Connect-the-dots
> example with actual numbers and everything. Dopes
> like you couldn’t keep up. Keep in mind if you
> can that only the taxpayer knows what was
> purchased and how repayments were applied.


False. You have not. Never. Nothing. Just your usual bullshit where you claim to have provided something when you haven't. Cite the post. You can't.

Keep in mind that records are required to document deductible HELOC interest (as they are for any others) and that cheating on your taxes doesn't count.

You're full of shit. There is ZERO tax benefit of putting nondeductible expenses on a HELOC.

It won’t do any good, of course. Even though I do it every year, the dopes will still insist that it can’t be done. The number of The Principals in The Bahamas should be back to zero at some point today by the way. We’ll have a chance to learn trip details in the near term. Maybe we can get together for lunch or something.

FPA is the new Kill Shot. Patently obvious sock puppet who is just as ignorant and out of the loop as his butthurt, low-brow, and grossly over-matched string-puller. By the way, that was 72.6% of our equity line interest payments in 2020 that ended up being deductible. Had been 81.0% in 2019. Sounds like an advantage to me.

See, told ya. Just more of his bullshit. But we all knew that was coming.

Had you not put nondeductible expenses on your HELOC it could have been 100% in both years.

Simple 8th grade math.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> I’m still laughing at your trying to push that.

No, you're not. You are embarrassed by it, as you should be.

> It so underscores the limits of your reach.

No, it underscores that your own words expose you as a lying fraud.


> It’s like your living in a nursing home. It
> explains the observable facts like nothing else.

LOL! You can't be this dumb, can you? You posted a blurry image. Everyone can see that it is blurry.

> You don’t have any experience with money at all,
> and certainly none with equity lines.

LOL! Explain the tax advantage of putting your house into hock just to take a mundane trip to FL. Until you do that, you are the one who looks pretty inexperienced with money and taxation issues.

Too simple. As wealthy and well-educated retirees, we use the equity line for virtually everything. The point then is to be able to deduct as much of any interest payments as possible. Some understand how to do that, some don’t.

Well, there is not much real hope for these little Whiffie children. Just a bunch of toddlers at a poorly supervised play group. Meanwhile, we wealthy retirees out here in the beautiful Sweet Spot won't need to deal with a 1040 again until October when our automatic extension of time to file will run out. We'll have charged a lot of stuff to the equity line by then. It's how we pay for just about everything. No $15K per week trips to Spring Training lately though. Maybe next year. Meanwhile, the rains are gone, but it's still not a bright, bright sunshiny day. It was 63 degrees outside when I first got up with cloudy skies, not much breeze, and even less chance of any rain. We did have about a quarter-inch come down over the past 24 hours or so, but we should be dry now for the rest of the day. The cool temps were what was most niceable on the trip down and back to grab the morning paper. Highs today should be in just the mid 70s.

Polls are meanwhile showing that about a third of GOP idiots are dumb enough to believe that the Ding Dong will somehow be 'reinstated' as President come August. Might as well believe that Falls Church City will suddenly be declared winner of the Water Wars. It's hard to fathom dumbness at such levels. Meanwhile, Real President Joe is leaning on G7 leaders to toughen their lines against China and its abusive labor practices. Lord knows our own labor practices are often shameful, but China's are far, far worse, the problem being that commercial ties between the G7 and the PRC are deep and important. A little bad publicity can't hurt though.

In other news, Max Scherzer faced just one batter against SF last night before a groin strain forced him to the bench. Calling it just 'a tweak', he was pretty sure that he could be ready for his next start. Paolo Espino took over on the hill with 26 outs to go and got 10 of them with 5 K's. He did give up a run though, and with the Nats offense consisting of two hits in nine innings, that was enough to clinch a 1-0 victory for Anthony DeSclafani, who threw a CG shutout. At 25-34, the Nats just are not very good. Twinbill on tap against the Giants today. Kevin Gausman and TBD will throw for them, while we being back Erick Fedde and hold out hope for Joe Ross.

There's no hope of course for the stupes and stooges of stumbling Falls Church City. No incumbent school board member will for instance be on the November ballot to fill four of seven positions. Fresh blood can be a good thing of couse, but a mass exodus rarely is.

seven figure city.... Wrote:
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> No, you're not. You are embarrassed by it, as you should be.

LOL! You're too dumb even to understand why that is not the case. Loser!

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> Too simple. As wealthy and well-educated
> retirees, we use the equity line for virtually
> everything. The point then is to be able to
> deduct as much of any interest payments as
> possible. Some understand how to do that, some
> don’t.


Which doesn't include any nondeductible personal expenses.

Not hard to understand.

Another massive bungle, Linus. As has been repeatedly noted, we run everything through the equity line. From a new car to a new roof. From groceries to kitty litter. From fine dining to fast food. Now, how to max out the tax advantages for such an operation? Some know.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> seven figure city.... Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > No, you're not. You are embarrassed by it, as
> you should be.
>
> LOL! You're too dumb even to understand why that
> is not the case. Loser!


Dude, we all saw it and we all laughed at you. Just like we all saw YOUR blurry menu image.

What is the image source of the image below?

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> From a new car to a new roof. From
> groceries to kitty litter. From fine dining to
> fast food. Now, how to max out the tax advantages
> for such an operation?

There is no tax advantage to allow interest to accrue on non-deductible purchases. No matter how many ways you want to mush-mouth it, dope.

Your persistent ignorance is easily trumped by my volumes of real world experience and understanding. Stupid shit.

Your own words reveal you to be a liar and a fraud. You can't escape them.

But, let's put your experience and understanding to the test.

What is the image source for this image? When did that source first appear in this forum? Provide a link to that post.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> Another massive bungle, Linus. As has been
> repeatedly noted, we run everything through the
> equity line. From a new car to a new roof. From
> groceries to kitty litter. From fine dining to
> fast food. Now, how to max out the tax advantages
> for such an operation? Some know.


Of which only expenses associated with the roof are deductible (subject to limits and other qualifications).

The rest is not and there is ZERO tax benefit from putting any of that on a HELOC.

Fairly simple to understand.

Not as simple as you think, as you have taken many a wrong turn already. You are just not what or who you think you are.

LOL! The dope failed the test!

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> Not as simple as you think, as you have taken many
> a wrong turn already. You are just not what or
> who you think you are.


Yes, it really is.

That's why you can't bullshit around it and show any tax benefit.

As I told you above would happen.

It was "simple 8th grade math" remember? Now it's not simple huh?

You're a joke.

And I'm right again.

You fail so very badly and then boast about it. Any idea how dumb that makes you look?

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> You fail so very badly and then boast about it.
> Any idea how dumb that makes you look?


But you can't say how huh?

Not nearly as dumb as your bullshitting blowhard old ass.

Let's put your experience and understanding to the test. Why are you so afraid?

What is the image source for this image? When did that source first appear in this forum? Provide a link to that post.

I’ve done so more than once, but your FPA credentials are so phony that you did not comprehend. Just like that moron, Linus.

Looks like his experience and understanding don't quite measure up. Yet another claim that remains unsubstantiated.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> I’ve done so more than once, but your FPA
> credentials are so phony that you did not
> comprehend. Just like that moron, Linus.


Nope. Just your usual bullshit claiming so. You're known for that type of nonsense.

Cite the post.

You can't.

I don’t need to. You make yourself the fool just as is. Dope. We’ve have an equity line ever since Reagan made us do it. We’ve had to classify equity line interest ever since we hit the AMT. it’s all old hat to us while you struggle to understand Google.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> I don’t need to.

aka he can't. LOL!

What an impotent piece of shit.

He couldn't identify the image source for this image above, when it first appeared in this forum, or provide a link to that post.

Such a pussy.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> I don’t need to. You make yourself the fool
> just as is. Dope. We’ve have an equity line
> ever since Reagan made us do it. We’ve had to
> classify equity line interest ever since we hit
> the AMT. it’s all old hat to us while you
> struggle to understand Google.


You can't. That's ancient history. There was once a benefit. As I've had to explain to you, that's no longer the case.

There is ZERO tax benefit from putting nondeductible personal expenses on a HELOC.

You can't provide a simple or complex example showing that it is.

Poor Linus. His ‘FPA’ act is falling apart. Not bright enough to imagine the nature of reality, so it’s back to just being an FCC stupid shit once again.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> Poor Linus. His ‘FPA’ act is falling apart.
> Not bright enough to imagine the nature of
> reality, so it’s back to just being an FCC
> stupid shit once again.


Poor you. Nothing but bullshit that you can't back up.

Not unusual for you.

Eat shit, Linus. You don’t understand the workings of a proper piggy bank. Dope.

Why are you running from this?

Let's put your experience and understanding to the test. Why are you so afraid?

What is the image source for this image? When did that source first appear in this forum? Provide a link to that post. If you had even a fraction of the experience and understanding you claim, it isn't difficult at all. Yet, you seem to be struggling.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> Eat shit, Linus. You don’t understand the
> workings of a proper piggy bank. Dope.


Apparently you don't since you can't explain simple "8th grade math."

You're just a typical blowhard. Talk a lot of shit and when you get called on it you just babble like this. LOL

Really doesn't work very well for you.

Sorry. :/



["proper" piggy bank LOL! You're so full of shit.]

seven figure city.... Wrote:
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> Why are you running from this?

What’s to run from? If it’s blurry, you fucked with it. But it still does appear to be from Palm Beach Gardens on March 12, 2020.

FPA Wrote:
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> Apparently you don't since you can't explain
> simple "8th grade math."

Hire a tax advisor and have him or her explain it to you. Of course, they won’t say anything that I haven’t. Dope.

> You're just a typical blowhard.

More of a typical wealthy retiree coming off a 40+ year career in international economics and finance.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> seven figure city.... Wrote:
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> -----
> > Why are you running from this?
>
> What’s to run from?

Your lies, your blunders, your impotence, your ineptitude, etc. etc. etc.

> If it’s blurry,

Does it look blurry to you?

> you fucked
> with it.

Well, someone with your experience should be able to explain how I fucked with YOUR image in YOUR post. You should also be able to indicate when that image first appeared in this forum.

Do you know how to inspect the image to determine the URL? As of now, it wouldn't appear so.

Context menus are a part of an app or GUI. You meanwhile learned about IMG tags by replying to my posts. You have neither training nor experience of your own in markup work.

Let's put your training and experience to the test.

What is the image source URL for the image posted above? When did that source first appear in this forum? Provide a link to that post.

The only actual test necessary in this case is whether the image is blurry or not. If so, it’s because you fucked with it.

LOL! In other words, you can't answer the questions. So much for your training and experience.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> FPA Wrote:
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> > Apparently you don't since you can't explain
> > simple "8th grade math."
>
> Hire a tax advisor and have him or her explain it
> to you. Of course, they won’t say anything that
> I haven’t. Dope.


They'll say that putting nondeductible personal expenses on a HELOC has no tax benefit. It's simple and very clear.



> > You're just a typical blowhard.
>
> More of a typical wealthy retiree coming off a 40+
> year career in international economics and
> finance.


And you still can't provide an example to demonstrate the benefit. Go figure blowhard.

With a background like that one would think that it would be easy to prove me wrong. You can't. *shrug*

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> The only actual test necessary in this case is
> whether the image is blurry or not. If so, it’s
> because you fucked with it.


More bullshit. You uploaded the blurry image as it appears dumbfuck. Everyone knows this, including you.

Why do you continue with this stupid shit? LOL

Because his fragile ego will not allow him to admit errors. A "yeah, my bad" could end most of his humiliation. But, apparently he like the torture.

seven figure city... Wrote:
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> Because his fragile ego will not allow him to
> admit errors. A "yeah, my bad" could end most of
> his humiliation. But, apparently he like the
> torture.


Plus he has no life beyond this so he argues stupid shit just to have some interaction.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> The only actual test necessary in this case is
> whether the image is blurry or not. If so, it’s
> because you fucked with it.


Here's ANOTHER lie of yours, Dimwit. That image has been blurry since the 1st time you posted it. Everybody saw it. Everybody knows it. Everybody knows you're lying about it. All you do is lie, except when you're posting potty mouth tantrums, that is. Even then, you lie in allot of them.

ME HAVE MACHETE, MACHETE, MACHETE!
ME HAVE MACHETE! MACHETE!!!

Well, it's a new day. I wonder if the Whiffie weaklings will have figured out the basics of how equity line interest is taxed or not. They still believe that FCC won the Water Wars, so stupid can persist with them for quite a long time.

Well, it's another bit of a cloudy morning out here in the Sweet Spot where those of us who know how to make the most of doing our own taxes enjoy being able in full compliance with the law to deduct quite significant portions of the interest paid on the large home equity lines that we are able to qualify for and use to beneficial ends. Good for us. Also good for us of course will be the clearing expected later on today as we move up from an early morning reading of 64 degrees. Looks like we should hit highs in the low 80s before once again facing chances for some late afternoon and early evening showers. Once they get started, those could persist into the wee hours of Monday. Something to watch out for, but not something that should upset plansd for Sunday. The wife and one of The Principals have such plans for later on, but they'll be on their own with those. I plan simply to enjoy some neeed rest on the Lord's Day by laughing at the bobbles and bungles of those who are tortured daily by thoughts of what 'artisinal goodies' might be and just where in SWDC it is that we are able to obtain them. Such info is of course not material in the slightest to the latest state of Washington Avenue, views of which our pursuit of such purchases regularly make possible.

Real President Joe and other G7 leaders are meanwhile putting their heads together in looking at the best means to call out and admonish China for its various evil deeds. Less visible but perhaops even more important are efforts to sharpen and refine norms for behavior in cyberspace. This work is ongoing at the uN and may very well be brought up in pending Biden-Putin conversations.

In other news, Erick Fedde did a nice job in his return from the COVID DL , hurling five shutout innings in what ended as a 2-0 win over the Giants in the first half of a split double-header. In the nightcap, neither side was able to score in regulation, but each did in extras, as SF secured a split on the day with a 2-1 win. Call-up Jefry Rodriguez was the surprise starter for the Nats, and he acquitted himself well over four one-hit innings. Bullpen game for the Giants, but we couldn't land a punch against any of the seven guys they sent to the mound, further extending what has become a rather remarkable string of just plain dull and boring baseball. Bozo Bobby must be so proud of what he has created.

Nobody of course is proud of anything related to dull and boring Falls Church City. No real shopping opportunities. No real dining opportunities. Not even a legit chicken place. FCNP wants everyone to know that tasty cow's tongue is available at Luzmary, but that's not actually within the City limits at all. Many were of course not at all aware of it and had to be told that it had opened back in 2015.

He's a coward....

Let's put your training and experience to the test.

What is the image source URL for the image posted above? When did that source first appear in this forum? Provide a link to that post.

.....and a fraud.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> Well, it's a new day. I wonder if the Whiffie
> weaklings will have figured out the basics of how
> equity line interest is taxed or not.


Interest PAID is not taxed in either case.

Interest on nondeductible personal expenses has no tax benefit in a HELOC.

seven figure city... Wrote:
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> Let's put your training and experience to the test.

Nothing you have touched can be trusted. There is zero blurriness anywhere in my world. The process of uploading an image does not create blurriness. But then…