He even wrote a book on the subject!
Posted on 11/15/2013 3:56:42 PM PST by Charles Henrickson
Thanks for this post. It’s fun to listen to the greedy and stupid complain about the mess they helped bring on themselves. NICE!
Have they been getting smaller?
lol
There are so many priceless lines in this, I can’t single out one. Your responses are hilarious. Very well done!
This was fabulous. Just ... perfect.
Thank you. I endeavour to give satisfaction.
I beg to differ. "These days"? Even that photo of him sitting on the porch is over a year old. Since then, the missus had a baby, and Mr. Pitt must have gone through a sympathy pregnancy, and he hasn't lost the excess avoirDUpois. William has really been packing on the pork over the last year. (Quitting chain-smoking may have also contributed to the weight gain.) And Wee Willie, the erstwhile Wunderkind of the DUmp, just turned 42 a week ago. All in all, Wee Willie has become Wide Willie.
Temporarily or permanently?
PERMANENTLY! High Hypocrite Pitt has abandoned his prog obligation to pay higher taxes in order to help the less fortunate. White Willie cares not one whit for those living in urban squalor and for those children's education. Pitt did the "white flight" thing out of town. He left Boston and Taxachusetts behind, and he fled to the homogenous safety and lower taxes of the lily-white woods of New Hampshire. Also, now he is closer to Mumsy, Mother Pitt, aka DUmmie Raven.
So he loaded up the truck and moved to . . . New Hampshire . . . back in August. Pitt commented recently on his escape to New Hampshire from higher taxes-and-costs Boston:
I spent the better part of forty years living in various parts of Boston, hemorrhaging money out of every pocket and every pore because living in Boston is like losing the lottery, every day, a little at a time. It costs fifty bucks just to walk out the front door in that town. It's my favorite place in the world, don't misunderstand me - if, in the fullness of time, I find myself living on Neptune, I will reply, when asked where I'm from, "Go Red Sox" - but gadzooks, is it pricey.
So I got married, and then my daughter came along, and all of a sudden, spending a massive pile each month between rent, utilities, food, gas and the occasional new shirt seemed excessive after baby expenses were added to the mix. Long story short: it was time to go. After a flurry of packing and a caravan of friends with large trucks, we found ourselves in a wonderful house at the far end of five miles of dirt road, embraced by New Hampshire forest that seems to have no end.
Coward! Hypocrite! Racist! Have you no compassion for the poor? You have abandoned the city!
Hard to believe he would give up his Bukowski's digs.
Bukowski's had a big farewell shindig for William Liver Spot back in August. Since his departure, amazingly, they have not declared bankruptcy.
Well New Hampster has HIGH Property Taxes.
Who owns the property? I bet it aint Raven.
Ahh well beer is cheap in new Humpster due to no sales tax..
Now I am off to read the thread.
Aww jeez mate! This is a rerun!
No, the ping in post 67 was for all the new stuff since the original post, especially about Pitt's move to New Hampshire.
He doesn’t want to pay his fair share anymore.
You idiot. Didn't you hear that they had to pass it to find out what was in it?
Where was your head buried?
Ok but New hamster is no tax haven for property owners.
So whose land is Pitt squatting on?
The beer-belly does make a good stand to rest a baby. But yeah, some people look better with a hirsute face, and he’s one of them.
My conservative son moved to NH recently and says that NH-ites have no use for the likes of Pitt, liberals fleeing liberal MA.
So Boxcar Willie didn’t take the A-train out of Beantown, but engaged a number of “large trucks” to aid in his escape? Why do I have the feeling these vehicles weren’t the “clean” electrical kind, but typically ones described with a 3-letter acronym ...
So I got married, and then my daughter came along, and all of a sudden, spending a massive pile each month between rent, utilities, food, gas and the occasional new shirt seemed excessive after baby expenses were added to the mix. Long story short: it was time to go. After a flurry of packing and a caravan of friends with large trucks, we found ourselves in a wonderful house at the far end of five miles of dirt road, embraced by New Hampshire forest that seems to have no end.
My Lord, this guy is in deep, denial
I little baby is no expense at all.
Pitt is delusional AND a HYPOCRITE.
Will! You insufferable pious ahole!
Think of the native people at this thanksgiving!
Come back! we have some pemmican to share!
Who plows this five mile stretch of dirt road? It snows a lot in NH in the winter.
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