sparkinator

I didn’t think Gofundme allowed people arrested for a felony crime to solicit funds on their website. Did I miss something or did something change?

We need a reset on tariffs and imports. ‘The Don’ doing work. frick the rest

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Yet you returned a guy to the WH who is one of the most responsible for the debt we have

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But no one else even address the debt and trade disparities other than lipservice, yet he’s the bad man.

Our 2 party political system is to our detriment and Trump fights on both side to get anything accomplished. He fights Republicans, Democrats, the courts, the media, insider leaks, etc. to change the status quo on how Washington works.

I’m 61. Four years ago I ended up with a considerable amount of money due to some items I inherited from my grandparents. I invested all the money in rental vacation property that I make money off when they are rented. My kids can use then anytime they want. They will inherit the property when I die, but the income will be part of my retirement income.

I haven’t spent a penny of that windfall, only invested it. I spent a few tens of thousands out of pocket on the properties as well as a lot of time updating them.

So I will hold on to them until I die ( or close to it) but my kids will benefit more than me.

Does that make me selfish?

String girdling Earth is a mathematical puzzle with a counterintuitive solution. In a version of this puzzle, string is tightly wrapped around the equator of a perfectly spherical Earth. If the string should be raised 1 metre (3 ft 3 in) off the ground, all the way along the equator, how much longer would the string be?

Alternatively, 1 metre (3 ft 3 in) of string is spliced into the original string, and the extended string rearranged so that it is at a uniform height above the equator. Quoted from wiki

And it’s the same for any spherical object.

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Plug both nostrils, both ears, and drink water simultaneously and they will go away

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4 more sorostitutes and we can make this happen.

Great suggestions. Thanks all.

We are planning some day trips to Lexington and Claiborne farms. Also Bowling Green and corvette museum. My wife wants to run over to the Ark as well. Nothing is set in stone at the moment.

Hey, Seth.

Let’s compare your self earned wealth and accomplishments.

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Cheap is tipping 15% when the standard 20% is only a couple dollars more,

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I’ll definitely tip good. That’s completely different in my mind. I’ll get a cheaper entree before I short on a tip. To me, that’s 2 completely different expenses.

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OP is also spot on that these types of people also waste a crazy amount of time trying to save a few pennies. They will burn 2 or 3 hours of their time if it means saving 10 bucks.

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Guilty to a degree. I’m pretty frugal in only spending money unless it’s what I really want. It’s hard to not wait for a good deal. I am guilty of spending entirely too much time before pulling the trigger on some stuff though. It’s just difficult going against your nature on spontaneous purchases.

I’m like my grandparents. They saved money because they liked saving money more than spending it. It’s a different concept in todays culture.

I don’t ask for free stuff though. That’s definitely cringe.