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I had the exact same thing happen at LSU about 20 years ago and did pretrial diversion. Had to go to a couple of Saturday classes on alcohol awareness and pay some court costs, then they dismissed the charges. Did not need an attorney, the clerk talked me through the whole thing....
[quote]again...im not comparing one species to another...im asking within the same species[/quote]Dogs are the same species....
[quote]You should be embarrassed. So low brow and trashy.[/quote]OK, Tony Soprano....
[quote]Sp0728 Gravitiger , you’re a virgin, aren’t ya?[/quote]No? You don't please your wife regularly, do ya?...
[quote]Did you catch any squirt juice shrapnel?[/quote]Love that shite...

re: Would you buy a townhome?

Posted by Gravitiger on 5/9/24 at 1:19 pm
[quote]I did. Was 60, single and about to retire. Ownership was half of rental prices. No HOA. Plus it was brand new. Wasn't looking for home appreciation or lots of maintenance. And if something happens to me my son can use it as rental property or sell it.[/quote]I have never heard of a townhome w...
Eating pussy till her legs shake and she passes out from pleasure. Have had dozens of women tell me I'm the best they ever had. I credit my high school girlfriend for being kind of freaky and also very communicative about what was working and what wasn't. ETA: I'm also an exceptional green reade...

re: Would you buy a townhome?

Posted by Gravitiger on 5/9/24 at 1:08 pm
Not without doing some major due diligence into the financial situation of the owners' association, deferred maintenance (streets, roofs, irrigation, etc.), and vendor contracts (landscaping, property management, etc.). Also would want to make sure they have an owner-occupied requirement....
[quote]Charlie Woods isn’t a golf phenom like his dad[/quote]Nobody is a golf phenom like Charlie Woods' dad....
I think it is a little early to say they may overturn. Per the article, they won't even decide whether they hear the case until early next year probably....

re: Work / Life Balance

Posted by Gravitiger on 5/6/24 at 10:17 am
[quote]What is his profession? I'm guessing finance?[/quote]Yup...

re: Work / Life Balance

Posted by Gravitiger on 5/6/24 at 10:00 am
[quote]Why do soy boys constantly lie? Is that dildo you wear in your arse uncomfortable?[/quote]My bad. You abandoned them after being a shitty husband and father for years....

re: Work / Life Balance

Posted by Gravitiger on 5/6/24 at 9:48 am
My brother works those kinds of hours and makes that kind of money. His bonus last year was probably more than any annual salary I'll ever make. He gets up at about 5 am and works from home till about 7. Helps his wife with their three kids (all 4 and under) in the morning. Then he goes to the of...

re: Work / Life Balance

Posted by Gravitiger on 5/6/24 at 9:20 am
[quote]It’s like none of you guys ever saw Click.[/quote]Everything I needed to know in life I learned from a PG-13 Adam Sandler movie. Maybe I should watch Billy Madison as an example of business succession planning, too....
[quote]If it is a reasonable test/procedure given the patient’s symptoms then the insurance company should pay. They should not be telling the doc who is seeing the patient what they can and can’t do.[/quote]Except reasonable doctors disagree all the time about what is reasonable treatment. That ...

re: Work / Life Balance

Posted by Gravitiger on 5/6/24 at 8:41 am
[quote]Dont need the money[/quote]That's because you abandoned all your responsibilities as a husband and father....

re: Work / Life Balance

Posted by Gravitiger on 5/6/24 at 8:38 am
[quote]Pretty much the question[/quote]Option 1. Unless it is going to break up your family or make you kill yourself or stress you to literal death. ETA: Just take the $700K for as long as you can handle it (which you clearly can, since you've already been doing it for years), then if/when yo...

re: Work / Life Balance

Posted by Gravitiger on 5/6/24 at 8:32 am
[quote]double your income to make really good money (700k) but it would require you to continue the same type of workload with really no end in site.[/quote]The end is whenever you want it to be, at that salary. Much sooner than if you cut to $150-200K and work till a regular retirement age. ...

re: Work / Life Balance

Posted by Gravitiger on 5/6/24 at 8:31 am
So make twice the salary to work as hard as you already are, or take a 50% pay cut to work half as hard?...

re: My son turning 18 - gift ideas?

Posted by Gravitiger on 5/6/24 at 8:28 am
If you enjoy spending time together, take him on a badass trip. But it sounds like you probably don't, since you don't know him well enough to have a decent idea already....