Geauxld Finger

It’s a way to infuse a continuous revenue stream as to not have to continue to ask donors for money to fund NIL, facilities etc.

A main difference is the cost of living has increased. Back in 80’s you didn’t need mobile phones, wireless internet access, much higher insurance premiums in all facets, auto and property.

The idea that everyone needs to settle and eat shite is pretty absurd. A newly married couple making 80-100k combined maybe 15 years ago could afford a starter home without issue. Now the “starter home” is averaging $400k. So now that couple needs to be making 200k to afford that.

Forget having kids, they’re way too expensive unless one parent can stay home or there are able and willing grandparents around.

Times have changed. Costs have sky rocketed mostly so to complete and utter greed.

People used to have pride in their jobs. You could support a family of 4 by being the manager of the tire department at Sears. And the man that held that job had pride in his company and his place. That’s completely unachievable nwo

If he’s maxed out his years of service at LSP his pension is set for the most part. May as well go accrue it in another department. As long as the entities aren’t in the same pension fund, it wouldn’t be considered double dipping. He just can’t draw on the pension until he’s not working.

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2010 Bama game, reverse pitch to the TE Deangelo Peterson to the 1

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One of the most beautiful plays I’ve watched

I hope you’re using the age of those systems and appliances to lower the purchase price. I would do that and convince the owner to install new or use it as a savings and get it installed on your own.

None of those companies will likely warranty those appliances anyway.

It needs the yearly cleaning, Oil change, spark plugs and my pull start just broke. I tried to fix that yesterday but the blots are seized. I can’t get them loose. I had to take the entire cover off but even clamping the bolts below in a vice while trying to loosen the bolts didn’t work.

I’m going to order a new assembly and do the maintenance myself. I paid a guy about $150 last time. Took him about 2 weeks. Might call him again And just rent one in the meantime.having an extra mower was never a bad idea, and I could always sell it or repair the Honda and sell it.

My Honda has been a beast but yesterday it died on me. Repairs at the mechanic are around $200 so I figure I’d just buy a new one and then order and repair the Honda in my spare time.

Looking to spend around $300. Walmart has a few well reviewed models, as does Home Depot. Not going the electric route. So gas only

That’s when you could get a fixer upper cheap. Now the fixer upper in a good area costs just as much as the “move in ready” house used to cost.

Their friends work at the dmv

I’ve only seen it grown in ground at botanical gardens and arboretums that can care for it/protect it.

Didn’t some independent sources verify that all this anti data center stuff was bot driven propoganda from china?