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41 minutes ago, 1trailmaker said:

we are all against cap and trade, but its provincial and did not come in to effect until this year in Ontario,  so your point one is not valid. 

2- instead of giving the richer a tax break with income splitting and only those that have kids  not the single parent, today YOU/we get that tax break - crying about nothing

3- all families with children get more money today than under any previous legislation, this is fact.  The lower income family that Income splitting did nothing for now receives twice what they used to get. 

TFSA get over it, that only helped the wealthy - currently you can save 100k in 20 years tax free per person.  The better off saves 200k tax free.  Not sure why you want to give the wealthier more tax breaks that the lower income earner pays for. 

How much did Harper give the masses?  show your long winded post on that.

start with a single mom

than a married couple without children

There is no loss here, only in your ONEWAY mind.  by the way you stated income splitting saves 2k,  under this new tax break a family can get 1600 back (800 each) and if they have kids, they get even more.

As usual... WRONG AGAIN FAIL.

The province is collecting the carbon tax but your bromance hero Trudope gave them an ultimatum. Guess you missed that part. So the average person gets to keep $800 measly $'s of their own money but paying more for virtually everything you need is in your delusional mind irrelevant. That $800 disappears in the blink of an eye with cap & trade alone.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/canada-trudeau-climate-change-1.3788825

The TFSA reduction will result in more tax paid and that's federal. You seem to ignore the fact that Trudope is spending money like a drunken sailor that we don't have. Keep that $800, stop pissing away money in 3rd world countries.

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40 minutes ago, 1trailmaker said:

yes I do

cocaine is not easy to OD on and near impossible to die from,  possible heart attack for some can happen and this is usually because of heart conditions.

cocaine is big business for high end users like Lawyers and doctors that function quite well. 

compare Cocaine to Oxy and you will see a huge difference in death and OD's for man made prescription drugs.

  fentanyl is killing people everyday in Canada, this should be your worry as its very dangerous and kids are passing it around like candy.

man made drugs are very dangerous, your concern is zero yet POT is bad and totally against it. 

worry about the Doctor Dealer you will save lives

:nuts2: At what point do you draw the line on drugs. As usual you make up things in your head. Nothing new there, Not once did I say or even suggest zero concern over man made drugs. Must be a real quiet week for you at the taxpayers expense.

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12 minutes ago, 02sled said:

As usual... WRONG AGAIN FAIL.

The province is collecting the carbon tax but your bromance hero Trudope gave them an ultimatum. Guess you missed that part. So the average person gets to keep $800 measly $'s of their own money but paying more for virtually everything you need is in your delusional mind irrelevant. That $800 disappears in the blink of an eye with cap & trade alone.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/canada-trudeau-climate-change-1.3788825

The TFSA reduction will result in more tax paid and that's federal. You seem to ignore the fact that Trudope is spending money like a drunken sailor that we don't have. Keep that $800, stop pissing away money in 3rd world countries.

so FEDs keep your money?  give it to the wealthy? 

You know that the 10k TFSA wasn't even in for 1 year :dunno:  and you could place 10k for that year anyway....  nothing was taken away.   Fact is if you make money you should pay your taxes on it, just like the poor earners do. 

Stop with the "rich need to keep more money"  its sad to see a grown man cry about nothing

 

I am well aware of your CBC repost (bias)   Wynne had done this long before Trudeau said it would happen nation wide, but you knew that.    Fact is cap and trade at federal level has not come yet......  And again I am against this and have been since it was first mentioned. 

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16 minutes ago, 02sled said:

:nuts2: At what point do you draw the line on drugs. As usual you make up things in your head. Nothing new there, Not once did I say or even suggest zero concern over man made drugs. Must be a real quiet week for you at the taxpayers expense.

I think if Alcohol can be sold everywhere at every event causing Drunk Drivers, family beat downs, broke families, why shouldn't other less harmful drugs be made available that cause none of those things  :dunno:  Like 99% of adult parties, they don't start until a few drinks are poured.  Why?  impaired is good and people become relaxed and socialize more.  Little thing you didn't know is how many went outside and puff a joint or did a line in the washroom, yes many of your friends do this.

People are encouraged to drink by the public and governments, why not other stuff?  If someone can do these in moderation like alcohol what is the big deal?  beside underground gone, and tax revenue from zero to billions

Our current laws have done nothing to stop the use of drugs, actually have increased it because parent can't talk to their kids about it like they do Alcohol.  "Just say NO" doesn't work.  Just look at the Heroine deaths daily  :dunno:  fuck them right?  Wrong

what are you afraid of? 

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He's scared of Trudeau

https://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2017/04/26/kevin-oleary-to-quit-tory-leadership-support-bernier.html

 

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OTTAWA—Kevin O’Leary has dropped out of the Conservative leadership race, the Star has confirmed.

O’Leary will instead throw his support behind Maxime Bernier, the populist Quebec MP who had consistently been placing second in leadership polls.

Bernier has scheduled an announcement to comment on “developments in the Conservative race” later this afternoon in Toronto.

The move is a dramatic shakeup in the hard-to-predict leadership race.

 

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http://globalnews.ca/news/3406119/canada-mexico-us-trump-nafta/

I guess JT's trip to Washington was a waste of time. After all he said things were fine w/ the Donald. I had to laugh yesterday when Trump said that Canadian negotiators had pulled 1 over on the US.

All the talking heads have been saying Canada has been able to win their case when they go to the NAFTA or WTO panels, so we shouldn't worry. It seems like we're an easy target every few years.

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A spokesperson for Canada’s Foreign Minister Chrystia Freedland told Reuters that “NAFTA negotiations have not started. Canada is ready to come to the table anytime.”

She was probably too busy crying to speak in person.

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7 hours ago, 1trailmaker said:

we are all against cap and trade, but its provincial and did not come in to effect until this year in Ontario,  so your point one is not valid. 

2- instead of giving the richer a tax break with income splitting and only those that have kids  not the single parent, today YOU/we get that tax break - crying about nothing

3- all families with children get more money today than under any previous legislation, this is fact.  The lower income family that Income splitting did nothing for now receives twice what they used to get. 

TFSA get over it, that only helped the wealthy - currently you can save 100k in 20 years tax free per person.  The better off saves 200k tax free.  Not sure why you want to give the wealthier more tax breaks that the lower income earner pays for. 

 

How much did Harper give the masses?  show your long winded post on that.

start with a single mom

than a married couple without children

 

There is no loss here, only in your ONEWAY mind.  by the way you stated income splitting saves 2k,  under this new tax break a family can get 1600 back (800 each) and if they have kids, they get even more.

Tax breaks to stimulate business and investment is good, there is zero of that with Trudeau,  tt least Trump understands this.  Trudeau likes to punish success and yes new business investment is very low, what a surprise.  Fail, are you taking your $800 tax refund and doing anything useful with it?  I doubt it, but unless some step up to the plate, its a lost cause regardless of how you try to spin it.

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1 hour ago, ArcticCrusher said:

Tax breaks to stimulate business and investment is good, there is zero of that with Trudeau,  tt least Trump understands this.  Trudeau likes to punish success and yes new business investment is very low, what a surprise.  Fail, are you taking your $800 tax refund and doing anything useful with it?  I doubt it, but unless some step up to the plate, its a lost cause regardless of how you try to spin it.

Donny just dropped the USA rate to 15% - watch what happens and take notes

Your economic Marker the G7 we fare very well -

Toronto, November 30, 2016.  According to the 11th edition of the Paying Taxes report released by PwC and the World Bank Group, Canada ranks 2nd amongst the G7 nations. Compared to all 190 economies, Canada ranked 17th and 2nd out of the G7 countries, just behind the UK.

The Paying Taxes 2017 report measures the overall ease of paying taxes for small to medium-sized domestic companies based on the number of tax payments per year, the time required to compile returns and submit tax payments as well as these companies’ total tax liability as a percentage of pre-tax profits.

This year, the report introduced a new measure, the post-filing index, which measures the time to obtain a VAT refund, correct a corporate income tax return, and deal with the corresponding audits.  This represents the most complex interactions with a tax authority, therefore providing a more fulsome picture of the tax process.  

On average, small to medium-sized Canadian companies make eight tax payments (vs. an average of 25 payments globally) per year and take 131 hours (vs. an average of 251 hours globally) to comply with the tax requirements.

“The Canadian tax system is one of the more efficient ones in the world when it comes to supporting small and medium-sized companies and this report solidifies our position as a global leader,” says Peter van Dijk, National Tax Policy Leader. “Despite our position, there are still significant opportunities to collaboratively work with the government to improve tax compliance and audit efficiencies. An often time-consuming and complex tax compliance and audit process should be further streamlined to allow companies to spend more time focusing on growing their businesses and creating meaningful jobs.  The global business world is rapidly getting more competitive and the efficiency of the Canadian tax system is a critical component of our Canadian investment climate.  In that respect, we should not only compare ourselves with the G7, but with the most competitive economies of the world.  Many of those economies are not members of the G7.” 

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47 minutes ago, 1trailmaker said:

Donny just dropped the USA rate to 15% - watch what happens and take notes

Your economic Marker the G7 we fare very well -

Toronto, November 30, 2016.  According to the 11th edition of the Paying Taxes report released by PwC and the World Bank Group, Canada ranks 2nd amongst the G7 nations. Compared to all 190 economies, Canada ranked 17th and 2nd out of the G7 countries, just behind the UK.

The Paying Taxes 2017 report measures the overall ease of paying taxes for small to medium-sized domestic companies based on the number of tax payments per year, the time required to compile returns and submit tax payments as well as these companies’ total tax liability as a percentage of pre-tax profits.

This year, the report introduced a new measure, the post-filing index, which measures the time to obtain a VAT refund, correct a corporate income tax return, and deal with the corresponding audits.  This represents the most complex interactions with a tax authority, therefore providing a more fulsome picture of the tax process.  

On average, small to medium-sized Canadian companies make eight tax payments (vs. an average of 25 payments globally) per year and take 131 hours (vs. an average of 251 hours globally) to comply with the tax requirements.

“The Canadian tax system is one of the more efficient ones in the world when it comes to supporting small and medium-sized companies and this report solidifies our position as a global leader,” says Peter van Dijk, National Tax Policy Leader. “Despite our position, there are still significant opportunities to collaboratively work with the government to improve tax compliance and audit efficiencies. An often time-consuming and complex tax compliance and audit process should be further streamlined to allow companies to spend more time focusing on growing their businesses and creating meaningful jobs.  The global business world is rapidly getting more competitive and the efficiency of the Canadian tax system is a critical component of our Canadian investment climate.  In that respect, we should not only compare ourselves with the G7, but with the most competitive economies of the world.  Many of those economies are not members of the G7.” 

So you are prospering from the small and medium sized business tax incentives?  Not really sure what you are trying to say?  Open up your wallet fail and let the rest of us know how things are ripe for business investment according to the Trudeau way.

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12 hours ago, ArcticCrusher said:

So you are prospering from the small and medium sized business tax incentives?  Not really sure what you are trying to say?  Open up your wallet fail and let the rest of us know how things are ripe for business investment according to the Trudeau way.

you got to stop asking for more money constantly.  Trickle down doesn't work and has been proven so.  Right now USA has had among the highest taxes in the World ( Canada among the lowest) yet USA thrives with business,  Why is that? 

As posted tax wise we are fine, giving more will do nothing for expansion or new hiring.   Selling more of your product will do that in many cases.  Giving Joe Deck Builder a tax break will not enable him to  make more decks. 

 

IN your world its so simple

IN the real world, you give the consumer more to spend then the economy will grow.....

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10 minutes ago, 1trailmaker said:

you got to stop asking for more money constantly.  Trickle down doesn't work and has been proven so.  Right now USA has had among the highest taxes in the World ( Canada among the lowest) yet USA thrives with business,  Why is that? 

As posted tax wise we are fine, giving more will do nothing for expansion or new hiring.   Selling more of your product will do that in many cases.  Giving Joe Deck Builder a tax break will not enable him to  make more decks. 

 

IN your world its so simple

IN the real world, you give the consumer more to spend then the economy will grow.....

You haven't any concept of the real world in your government bubble. Another slow day in that government job I see. If that deck builder is more profitable it will encourage him to hire additional crews and have multiple builds at the same time. If he is just scraping by profit wise that isn't going to happen

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1 minute ago, 02sled said:

You haven't any concept of the real world in your government bubble. Another slow day in that government job I see.

Any time you want to start acting like an adult you will be welcomed

 

so 02bagofduece you think the consumer having more money doesn't increase spending?  interesting

Business taxes are 15% lower than the USA already, yet .......

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3 minutes ago, 1trailmaker said:

Any time you want to start acting like an adult you will be welcomed

Oh poor Fail... any time you want to get an education on real world economics and actually understand them you may, just may be able to talk about it rationally. Until then stop pretending you have any economic sense at all.

Like I said real slow day AGAIN for you on the tax payer expense... and you still think you fully earn that inflated compared to private pay cheque.

Trudope is doing a press conference being broadcast on CBC News... he is being grilled on NAFTA and is answering with political double speak.

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9 minutes ago, 02sled said:

Oh poor Fail... any time you want to get an education on real world economics and actually understand them you may, just may be able to talk about it rationally. Until then stop pretending you have any economic sense at all.

Like I said real slow day AGAIN for you on the tax payer expense... and you still think you fully earn that inflated compared to private pay cheque.

Trudope is doing a press conference being broadcast on CBC News... he is being grilled on NAFTA and is answering with political double speak.

o 02child you think the consumer having more money doesn't increase spending?  Which increase business wealth?  interesting

 

There is only ONEWAY with you,  you don't even own a business nor ever did.  Why don't you wanted to have more of the money SEARS consumers have given you? so you can spend or save more? You cried just yesterday about it.

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23 minutes ago, 1trailmaker said:

o 02child you think the consumer having more money doesn't increase spending?  Which increase business wealth?  interesting

 

There is only ONEWAY with you,  you don't even own a business nor ever did.  Why don't you wanted to have more of the money SEARS consumers have given you? so you can spend or save more? You cried just yesterday about it.

:lol::lol:Dumb as a stump Fail. What did you do with your $800 income tax savings to stimulate the economy Fail? I bet absolutely nothing. Now all of those who are in arrears on their hydro bills, unemployed thanks to government policies and taxes aren't going to run out and buy anything extra. They may pay some of their debt, put food on the table or get the hydro turned back on. OR just like everyone in the country they are more likely to find that reduction in income tax goes to pay other taxes that are dipping into their pockets. Just like you say government debt is irrelevant I will say I don't give a damn what level of government, federal or provincial dips into my pocket, it's still a GOVERNMENT TAX. So they give back $800 in income tax, then take way more than $800 back from you in other taxes. Just in smaller increments and hide those taxes from you by burying it into the total cost. Or use double speak. Remember the liar McSquinty. The provincial health payments on your income tax return weren't a tax. They were a levy.

Bottom line you will have less money in your pocket with more of it going to government at the end of the year.

As for owning a business you're right I never did. My FIL did and my brother does. That doesn't mean I don't know and understand economics which you obviously haven't the slightest idea about.

Do you want to translate this nonsensical line from your post that makes no sense at all and obviously came from your imagination.

Why don't you wanted to have more of the money SEARS consumers have given you?

Please wait until you get home from work to respond. Give the taxpayers their moneys worth for their tax $'s because they sure aren't getting it right now. Just like they didn't yesterday.

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2 minutes ago, 02sled said:

:lol::lol:Dumb as a stump Fail. What did you do with your $800 income tax savings to stimulate the economy Fail? I bet absolutely nothing. Now all of those who are in arrears on their hydro bills, unemployed thanks to government policies and taxes aren't going to run out and buy anything extra. They may pay some of their debt, put food on the table or get the hydro turned back on. OR just like everyone in the country they are more likely to find that reduction in income tax goes to pay other taxes that are dipping into their pockets. Just like you say government debt is irrelevant I will say I don't give a damn what level of government, federal or provincial dips into my pocket, it's still a GOVERNMENT TAX. So they give back $800 in income tax, then take way more than $800 back from you in other taxes. Just in smaller increments and hide those taxes from you by burying it into the total cost. Or use double speak. Remember the liar McSquinty. The provincial health payments on your income tax return weren't a tax. They were a levy.

Bottom line you will have less money in your pocket with more of it going to government at the end of the year.

As for owning a business you're right I never did. My FIL did and my brother does. That doesn't mean I don't know and understand economics which you obviously haven't the slightest idea about.

Do you want to translate this nonsensical line from your post that makes no sense at all and obviously came from your imagination.

Why don't you wanted to have more of the money SEARS consumers have given you?

Please wait until you get home from work to respond. Give the taxpayers their moneys worth for their tax $'s because they sure aren't getting it right now. Just like they didn't yesterday.

so tax reductions funds will go to pay hydro.  Does this include businesses with high hydro bills?

according to you, tax reductions doesn't help anyone :dunno:

 

I am helping the slumming golf market out by buying stuff and golfing with my refund.  How about you 02?  keeping it in a sock drawer....

 

SEARs consumers paid for you over priced pension

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17 minutes ago, 1trailmaker said:

so tax reductions funds will go to pay hydro.  Does this include businesses with high hydro bills?

according to you, tax reductions doesn't help anyone :dunno:

 

I am helping the slumming golf market out by buying stuff and golfing with my refund.  How about you 02?  keeping it in a sock drawer....

 

SEARs consumers paid for you over priced pension

Fail the idiot strikes again. :clueless:For a lot of people any income tax reduction will go to paying their ridiculously high Ontario hydro rates. Have you not paid attention or do you still have your head buried in the sand like Wynnebag did when she said she didn't realize the impact the rates were having. There are $172.5M in arrears for Ontario Hydro. 567,000 homes in arrears. Thanks to government ineptitude. Many businesses are struggling to pay their hydro bills. As for business many are struggling to stay alive under increasing hydro rates and under Wynnebags new deferral plan most won't see any relief at all.

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/small-business/sb-managing/small-business-owners-anger-soaring-about-ontario-electricityprices/article33344417/

For low income earners a tax cut of what will be less than $800 will likely make a difference. For someone earning $30K a year they will get a whopping $450 back. I bet they're going to run out and buy that new car or some luxury item with it thanks to Trudope. Are you stupid enough to suggest that for someone making $50K a year $800 is a great windfall and will prompt them to go out and spend more thereby stimulating the economy enough to make any difference. :lol:Like I said learn some economics. For the person earning $100K, you know people like you, a tiny bit more in income tax money wouldn't be the deciding factor of buying something or not.

For me... I've worked hard and earned what I have. Typically I have most everything I want and don't really hesitate to buy what I need. A few bucks in my income tax won't send me on a spending spree.

You put together an incoherent line in your last post that you Failed to still make sense of and now you continue the ineptitude with "over priced pension" Are you sure you didn't mean to say overpaid. :lol:The vast majority of my pension was funded by me. Sears consumers didn't pay for my pension. The profits of the company paid my salary and their small contribution to my pension. Far from over paid and I sure hope I live a long time because it stops the day I die. If I don't live a long life I will never recover what I put into it. I would have preferred to invest the same amount of money on my own.

Now in your case your entire pension would be funded by taxpayers and will never be in jeopardy even if underfunded since the government can just dip deeper into the taxpayers pockets to make sure it is paid. Doesn't work that way for business...

Don't you have some work to do to earn that inflated pay cheque and inflated pension.

By the way I didn't own a business but did operate a business with full responsibility for the operation, budgets, financials, profitability, staffing, planning, vendor and customer relations.  

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which topic are you on 02sled?  hydro rates? carbon tax?  or the original topic you have not replied too

 

according to you - you pay for all government workers benefits and pensions.   So SEARS consumers paid for yours.  Makes perfect sense

besides having zero clue about government pensions, you are just so wrong on all accounts.  but lets move away from you anger about my job, seems rather stupid IMO

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5 hours ago, 02sled said:

Fail the idiot strikes again. :clueless:For a lot of people any income tax reduction will go to paying their ridiculously high Ontario hydro rates. Have you not paid attention or do you still have your head buried in the sand like Wynnebag did when she said she didn't realize the impact the rates were having. There are $172.5M in arrears for Ontario Hydro. 567,000 homes in arrears. Thanks to government ineptitude. Many businesses are struggling to pay their hydro bills. As for business many are struggling to stay alive under increasing hydro rates and under Wynnebags new deferral plan most won't see any relief at all.

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/small-business/sb-managing/small-business-owners-anger-soaring-about-ontario-electricityprices/article33344417/

For low income earners a tax cut of what will be less than $800 will likely make a difference. For someone earning $30K a year they will get a whopping $450 back. I bet they're going to run out and buy that new car or some luxury item with it thanks to Trudope. Are you stupid enough to suggest that for someone making $50K a year $800 is a great windfall and will prompt them to go out and spend more thereby stimulating the economy enough to make any difference. :lol:Like I said learn some economics. For the person earning $100K, you know people like you, a tiny bit more in income tax money wouldn't be the deciding factor of buying something or not.

 

1 low income earners are the ones behind, not the ones getting the refund in most cases.

someone making 30k does not get $450 back - you have to make over 45k dummy..... 

all over the map as usual - very hard to follow. 

 

go back to the original post and come back with a legit response

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Trump backs down on terminating  NAFTA after speaking with Trudeau, 

US President Donald Trump on Wednesday told the leaders of Mexico and Canada that he will not pull out of the North American Free Trade Agreement, just hours after administration officials said he was considering a draft executive order to do just that. 
The White House made the surprise announcement in a read-out of calls between Trump, Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. 
"President Trump agreed not to terminate NAFTA at this time and the leaders agreed to proceed swiftly, according to their required internal procedures, to enable the renegotiation of the NAFTA deal to the benefit of all three countries,'' said the White House. 
Trump said he believes "the end result will make all three countries stronger and better.'' 

 

sunny ways -

Donny is getting beat downs on everything he said he would do - 100 days of nothing which is sad really

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I would like to hear JT conversing on the phone. If it is as mindless as his speeches in public it would be painful. If he is as smart as his supporters say he is, his public persona doesn't reflect it. I think he'd struggle to answer someone if they asked him what he had for breakfast.

I think The Donald backed off because he couldn't bear the the thought of a grown woman crying at the negotiating table.

 

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9 hours ago, 1trailmaker said:

you got to stop asking for more money constantly.  Trickle down doesn't work and has been proven so.  Right now USA has had among the highest taxes in the World ( Canada among the lowest) yet USA thrives with business,  Why is that? 

As posted tax wise we are fine, giving more will do nothing for expansion or new hiring.   Selling more of your product will do that in many cases.  Giving Joe Deck Builder a tax break will not enable him to  make more decks. 

 

IN your world its so simple

IN the real world, you give the consumer more to spend then the economy will grow.....

Right now?  Right now USA is looking at serious growth from Trump's tax cutting plan.

You think taxing the wealth creators will grow the economy?

Canada's biggest problem right now will be the USA tax cuts, not trade, that is small time.

Poor Joe deck builder, but if you added them all up, they are the ones who drove the Canadian economy over the past years.  Thanks for nothing. 

 

On the bold, look at personal taxes.  They both go together.

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2 hours ago, 1trailmaker said:

1 low income earners are the ones behind, not the ones getting the refund in most cases.

someone making 30k does not get $450 back - you have to make over 45k dummy..... 

all over the map as usual - very hard to follow. 

 

go back to the original post and come back with a legit response

Low income earners pay no taxes already, you want to give them more?

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