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bernie i dont have a chance of free wood in bucks county with you on watch. i get most of my free wood in nj as i work there and do a lot of traveling from so brunswick to brownsmills.
bernie i dont have a chance of free wood in bucks county with you on watch. i get most of my free wood in nj as i work there and do a lot of traveling from so brunswick to brownsmills.
At my dad's place it was just the opposite. He sold his land after his house burned to the ground and when we were taking away the firewood and other chattels, the new owner tried to claim it wasn't chattels.
At my dad's place it was just the opposite. He sold his land after his house burned to the ground and when we were taking away the firewood and other chattels, the new owner tried to claim it wasn't chattels.
"Accountants also distinguish personal property from real property because personal property can be depreciated faster than improvements (while land is not depreciable at all). "
I guess I would have to agree with the new owner given that definition. In addition to never depreciating, I consider my woodpile to be one of the best hedges against inflation out there.
Why don't you guys from PA stay in PA. You come here to steal our jobs! That not bad enough now your taking our wood!
There isn't enough jobs or wood in PA?
Why don't you guys from PA stay in PA. You come here to steal our jobs! That not bad enough now your taking our wood!
There isn't enough jobs or wood in PA?
Why don't you guys from PA stay in PA. You come here to steal our jobs! That not bad enough now your taking our wood!
There isn't enough jobs or wood in PA?
Actually the real reason i go to NJ is for the cheap booze and gas. But didnt NJ just raise the tax on alcohol? I wonder what the price difference is now between the $8-9 six pack in PA and the $5-6 i used to pay in NJ before the tax hike.