Family Party - Kyary Pamyu Pamyu Lyric And Download
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Benefits of Donating a Car to Charity
Whether it’s because you’ve upgraded to a new car, your household needs have changed, or you’ve been meaning to make that clunker in the driveway a weekend project but haven’t found the time, when you have a vehicle to get rid of, consider making a charity car donation!
Believe it or not, donating a car or truck is about more than kindness. While donating a car to charity will certainly help local individuals in your community, it will also do more than that — it will help you, too!
Think of the freed space, peace of mind and potential tax benefits that come your way when you finally get rid of that eyesore in the yard or garage.
Get Rid of a Vehicle You No Longer Need
Goodwill Car Donation takes working and non-working vehicles of all kinds. You can donate your cars, trucks, SUVs, boats, vans, trailers, campers, jet skis, motorcycles, airplanes and more!
Essentially anything that has an engine and keys is something we can use, whether or not it’s running.
Qualify for a Possible Tax Deduction
By donating a car to charity, you may qualify for a top tax deduction!
Just how much of a deduction, you may wonder? That depends on your vehicle’s value. If your vehicle sells for under $500, you may deduct the sale price of the vehicle or a minimum of $500. If your vehicle sells for over $500, you may deduct the sale price of the vehicle.
Either way, here are some key factors to keep in mind:
Your car donation must occur in the tax year for which you claim it.
You must donate to a legitimate 501c3 nonprofit that is eligible to receive tax-deductible contributions in order to qualify for a deduction.
You need a receipt, like the one we provide, to prove your donation.
If your auto donation is worth more than $500, you have to fill out IRS Form 1098c and attach it to your tax return.
Help Hurting Members of Your Community
A charity car donation may not seem like much, especially if you’re getting rid of a Junker you couldn’t use anyway, but it does go a long way toward supporting members of your local community.
Through the donations of many people, we at Goodwill Car Donation are able to fund programs that give deserving individuals a second chance at earning a living and getting back on their feet.
This makes a real difference in people’s lives, while also giving you something to feel good about.
If you have a car or truck that you’re ready to part with, ask yourself which you’d rather do: go through the pain and hassle of finding someone to buy it or give it to a nonprofit organization that can use it to help others?
Whether it’s because you’ve upgraded to a new car, your household needs have changed, or you’ve been meaning to make that clunker in the driveway a weekend project but haven’t found the time, when you have a vehicle to get rid of, consider making a charity car donation!
Believe it or not, donating a car or truck is about more than kindness. While donating a car to charity will certainly help local individuals in your community, it will also do more than that — it will help you, too!
Think of the freed space, peace of mind and potential tax benefits that come your way when you finally get rid of that eyesore in the yard or garage.
Get Rid of a Vehicle You No Longer Need
Goodwill Car Donation takes working and non-working vehicles of all kinds. You can donate your cars, trucks, SUVs, boats, vans, trailers, campers, jet skis, motorcycles, airplanes and more!
Essentially anything that has an engine and keys is something we can use, whether or not it’s running.
Qualify for a Possible Tax Deduction
By donating a car to charity, you may qualify for a top tax deduction!
Just how much of a deduction, you may wonder? That depends on your vehicle’s value. If your vehicle sells for under $500, you may deduct the sale price of the vehicle or a minimum of $500. If your vehicle sells for over $500, you may deduct the sale price of the vehicle.
Either way, here are some key factors to keep in mind:
Your car donation must occur in the tax year for which you claim it.
You must donate to a legitimate 501c3 nonprofit that is eligible to receive tax-deductible contributions in order to qualify for a deduction.
You need a receipt, like the one we provide, to prove your donation.
If your auto donation is worth more than $500, you have to fill out IRS Form 1098c and attach it to your tax return.
Help Hurting Members of Your Community
A charity car donation may not seem like much, especially if you’re getting rid of a Junker you couldn’t use anyway, but it does go a long way toward supporting members of your local community.
Through the donations of many people, we at Goodwill Car Donation are able to fund programs that give deserving individuals a second chance at earning a living and getting back on their feet.
This makes a real difference in people’s lives, while also giving you something to feel good about.
If you have a car or truck that you’re ready to part with, ask yourself which you’d rather do: go through the pain and hassle of finding someone to buy it or give it to a nonprofit organization that can use it to help others?
Synopsis:
The video starts with Kyary Pamyu Pamyu and her opponent, which appears to be a robot, are being analyzed. Kyary and the Robot do a fighting pose while a dog and a bird appear on their corresponding sides. The referee blows a horn then waves his flag to start the dancing-like sport. Both Kyary and the Robot do some moves with 2 big bubble blower shaped rods. Then the referee pulls out a card with a picture of piece of cake on it. The competition moves on to using dominoes. The robot is putting dominoes next to each other but then Kyary toppled the dominoes and pretends like nothing happened. The robot argues with the referee that it wasn't his fault but the referee doesn't allow it. Kyary's facial expression afterwards states that she did it. The robot then malfunctioned. The camera zooms in to the robot's right eye and it appears to be the robot is being controlled by a robot Kyary. The robot Kyary panicks and then bangs the control system. The robot then functions again. The competition then proceeds with the dancing-like sport. The referee does a lot of poses while the game is ongoing. After that they have a break. There's a presentation being held which happens right after. It's Kyary but with light blue hair and she's wearing a tinfoil dress with some aliens right next to her. The competition resumes with the sport. Alongside with the robot, Kyary then puts on a helmet connected to a table while the referee dances on top of the table. The final round of the competition takes place right after that. They continue playing the sport but their moves got more serious. Kyary appears to be winning. She makes a final move to end the game and then she wins the competition. The referee, the robot and Kyary then jump for joy because of Kyary's victory. There's a total of 3 different outfits in the music video
Lyric:
Lyric
Itsumo wa odokete kaeri ga nai yo nasurite
Yaru toki ni hayaru taipu hora hora goin'
Darashi ga nai toka baka ni shitete gomen ne
Honto wa wakatte iru yo anmari ienai
Boku no hōmotsu mo mamotte kureteru no
Minna no egao ga kowarenai yō ni
Family party party party
Family party party hitori de wa
Mienai mono ima kanjiteru kara kimi to mamoru yo
Family party party party
Family party party kono yume ga
Zutto saki mo barabara ni naranai yo
Te o tsunaideite
Itsumo wa sonnani shinken na kao o misenai
Yaru toki ni hayaru taipu hora hora goin'
Tamani kowai kedo hitsuyō na koto dake wa
Honto wa wakatte iru yo anmari ienai
Kimi no hōmotsu mo mamotte kureteru no
Minna no egao ga kowarenai yō ni
Family party party party
Family party party hitori de wa
Mienai mono ima kanjiteru kara kimi to mamoru yo
Family party party party
Family party party kono yume ga
Zutto saki mo barabara ni naranai yo
Te o tsunaideite
Te o tsunaideite
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