Huey Lewis

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Every time people start talking like this is usually a good time to buy bitcoin

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Are you familiar with the Inductivist Turkey?

February 3rd 1959 is the day the music died.

I use US Mobile and am quite happy with it.

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hen one day I was talking the guy and he mentioned he was trying to sell the toy hauler but he has WAY upside down on it. He also mentioned he was late on a payment on the side by side.

That's when it hit me, they are in debt up to their assholes.

That's how most people are "rich".

I don't have nearly as much "stuff", but everything I have is paid for.

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This is the answer for nearly everyone that gives an appearance of wealth.


A 1 million mortgage at rates from a few years ago is about ~4,000 a month. Another 1,000 a month leases you a $100,000 car. You're already looking pretty rich for $5,000 a month.

Civil War 2 will happen within our lifetimes

That's deep. I don't know what it means though.

Shouldn't IBEW jobs have pay rate listed in the job book or whatever it's called?

Did the Will scene remind anyone else of The Matrix finale when Neo kills the agents? I can't decide if it felt more homage-y or ripoff-y. Probably more homage. But the plot device for why he has powers feels very Voldemort/Harry horcrux connection and that maybe feels more like a ripoff.

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Again, we've heard this for 15 years. How long does it have to survive, and continue to set new ATHs, for it to no longer be speculation?

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Socialist utopia Venezuela lasted about 15 years before it started crashing. When I was in college my professors pointed to it as a model for how the U.S. should be run.

Bernie Madoff ran his firm as a Ponzi scheme for over twenty years.

That's just two examples off the top of my head.

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about 23 minutes into the video. 

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I'm out

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Libraries are publically funded entities that better communities by giving everyone access to books, computers, tools. They are not private clubs.

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Sounds nice, doesn't work.

I bet there isn't a single person in EBR without a cellphone unless it's by choice. Homeless people and underprivileged youths have phones. They literally hold all of humanity's total information in their goddamn pockets. Tell me what great good they do with it that should make me want to also pay for their to have these things at the library too.