You know, I usually agree with the idea that regulatory bodies just want the problem to be <i>fixed</i>, and prefer to avoid punitive action. But in some cases, like this one, I feel that it&#039;s obvious that the offender <i>knew</i> he was violating the law. It pisses me off when that&#039;s not punished.
Ran a pipe to the office sewer line - and paid nothing for sewer service. But he won&#039;t be fined, because IOKIYAAR.
OTOH, that big wad of benjamins suggests that the IRS ought to have a look at his books. A $66,000 &quot;cash business&quot; is much more suspicious than even a teabagger 501(c)(4).
Dude, he was charging $550 for HALF of a single wide. What do you think the cooking or toilet facilities were like? Livable?
Divided in two.
That&#039;s one of his other income properties.
You know, I usually agree with the idea that regulatory bodies just want the problem to be <i>fixed</i>, and prefer to avoid punitive action. But in some cases, like this one, I feel that it&#039;s obvious that the offender <i>knew</i> he was violating the law. It pisses me off when that&#039;s not punished.
Actually, that sounds like Tokyo.
It&#039;s military bases, for sure. And cities over maybe 500,000.
I&#039;m pretty sure shypixel can deflect linkbait, if he wants to.
It&#039;s not the heat, it&#039;s the stupidity.
Andrew Jackson?
They tried that. And it was perfect.
Or <a href="http:\/\/www.babycenter.com\/stages-of-labor" target="_blank">a midwife</a>
Guiliani?
Rudy, Rudy, Rudy!
$550? That&#039;s your August ConEd bill, if you&#039;ve got two A/C units running.
I did that, once. Kid had watched 12 continuous hours of <i>Dr. Who.</i>
Traditional eviction season!
Ran a pipe to the office sewer line - and paid nothing for sewer service. But he won&#039;t be fined, because IOKIYAAR.
OTOH, that big wad of benjamins suggests that the IRS ought to have a look at his books. A $66,000 &quot;cash business&quot; is much more suspicious than even a teabagger 501(c)(4).