Taxbongo meaning and definitionTaxbongo mean? Here you find 2 meanings of Taxbongo.
Similar to Farbongo, a cross between Taxbama and Obongo. Mostly used in jest to caricature people who have made these dumb names for Obama.
Similar to Farbongo, a cross between Taxbama and Obongo. Mostly used in jest to caricature people who have made these dumb names for Obama.
a word that signifys something the government doesn't ever follow through on.
An individual who ONLY has money when tax season arrives. He or she will buy lavish gifts that at any other time in the year he or she cannot afford; like Jordan's, flat screens, gaming systems, jewelry and maybe even a Ninja Blender. One also might ingest themselves on a 5 day cruise to nowhere, paying off local drug dealers for debt they owe, or invest in a rims and or other car accessories.
When someone gets their tax return after being broke all year long and go out and spend it all on dumb shit at Rent-To-Own places.
tax·cite (tak´sît), v.t. < Gr. taxis arrangement, division < tassein, to arrange + MF citer to cite, summon fr. L citare to put in motion, rouse, summon, 1. to employ multiple tools or means in an action usually employing a single tool or means. 2. to provide stimulation or excitation from two or more identical or similar sources.
The very lowest form of human scum. An agent hired by a government to coerce and collect money from innocent people to pay for politically correct social programs.
Derisive term for a taxpayer. Coined by Al Loomis (salon.com commenter).
North Jersey congressman whos politically stuck in the 1930's, presided over double-digit unemployment in paterson, votes for every tax increase. He does like the ladies, which makes him better than McGreevey!
The best ice cream flavor at baskin robbins.
1.Term coined by Democratic staffers for Republicans who voted against the Economic Stimulus package. 2. Description of politicians who are so mentally challenged that their response to any and all problems is a some type of tax reduction.
what killed off the budget surplus that we once had.