This was stumbled upon a short while ago and it’s just too good not to share (actually, I’m dying to know if and how much money the Treasury Department collects this way, but, for the time being, just knowing that these pages exist is amusing enough).
Anyway, if you go to the Bureau of Public Debt, you’ll find this at the bottom of the page:
Click on the link at the bottom and you”ll find this:
Now, I’m not one for telling people what they should do with their money, but, with the way elected officials in Washington spend it these days, surely people can find some no-good, drunk, loser cousin that could put the money to better use.
![[Most Recent USD from www.kitco.com]](http://www.weblinks247.com/indexes/idx24_usd_en_2.gif)
I wonder if it’s tax deductible? If it is, would that be a recursive deduction?
Your’e sounding like JHK LOL
Maybe they should stop using toilet paper and install bidet’s. That will save a Sh!t Lo@ds.
[...] there is GREAT NEWS…You can use your credit card to Help Reduce National Debt. Via The Mess That Greenspan Made Its ok that everyone is financially strained you are still welcomed to help especially if you have [...]
Hmm, I could buy a few beers and a pack of smokes or finance war, torture, and corporatist greed?
Hmmm. hmmmm. hmmmm. I’m thinkin’ here, I’m thinkin’.
OK. Set ‘em up, Joe. And gimme a light.
Legislators should all be required to live on the same salary as a Montana or Arkansas School Teacher for one year. The excess funds could go back into the
treasury.
In Cobb County Georgia, seniors get a break and don’t have to pay school taxes on their property. So now, for those seniors that
WANT to pay the school property tax, the tax commissioner has a button on the Web site that lets you volunteer to continue to pay.