Proposed Boat registration fee's BIG increase
02-29-2012 | 01:07 PM
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From: Northern VA
I'm on the fence. At first I was p!st at the thought, but then after reading on, it is meant to raise money to take care of the waterways we like to enjoy. But then i think will i notice a difference on the water "I" use. or is just gonna make someone elses waterway nicer.
I pay more to have a car registered that I use less than my boat. Then I think about the money the state gets for my boat trailer reg. that is not on the road nearly as much as a vehicle.
What the "F".
I dont think it will pass, but i might talk myself into being fine with it if it does.
And that new Bud light Platinum is prety good
I pay more to have a car registered that I use less than my boat. Then I think about the money the state gets for my boat trailer reg. that is not on the road nearly as much as a vehicle.
What the "F".
I dont think it will pass, but i might talk myself into being fine with it if it does.
And that new Bud light Platinum is prety good
Any extra revenue will go straight into Mds general fund.
BTW Bud light Platinum is for sissies.
02-29-2012 | 05:10 PM
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From: marbury, md
Platinum is 6% a.b.v. gets buz going sooner. whats coors light, 2.5%?
Im still gonna drink BLL on the boat, call me what you want for that, its a good summer beer.
OOOOH I cant wait
02-29-2012 | 08:11 PM
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From: Northern VA
Ill pitch in a little $ if they dredge Port Tobacco.
Im sure BL Platinum is decent, but the Coors Light ill be drinking this summer is rolling down the Rocky Mountains as we speek.
Im sure BL Platinum is decent, but the Coors Light ill be drinking this summer is rolling down the Rocky Mountains as we speek.
Last edited by seltzer; 02-29-2012 at 08:14 PM.
