Sterling Archer

re: I'd vote Muggsy into the HOF

Posted by Sterling Archer on 4/15/26 at 7:47 am to FAT SEXY

Wikipedia rabbit hole on him taught me he went 60-0 his last two years in high school.

He had three other HS teammates that played for years in the NBA.

Muggsy - 14 years
David Wingate - 15 years
Reggie Williams - 10 years
Reggie Lewis - 6 years but only because he died early.

That's a lot of talent on one team :lol:

More Sports

re: Variety: How Young Will Amazon Make James Bond?

Posted by Sterling Archer on 4/14/26 at 8:59 pm to OWLFAN86

quote:

They could do an origin story

his time in the Navy

keep it 50-60 era

Ooooh that would be fricking awesome if done properly.

Time in navy to whatever he needs to get on MI6's radar. His recruitment/assessment and eventual spy training. Sign me up!

Movie/TV Board

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re: Principal tackles and restrains would-be school shooter

Posted by Sterling Archer on 4/14/26 at 7:38 pm to boxcarbarney

That’s fricking awesome. He should never have to buy a meal or drink in that town ever again

ETA: Major Dutch beat me to it :cheers:

re: Guy Fieri in hotwater for, GASP, talking to Andrew Tate

Posted by Sterling Archer on 4/14/26 at 4:50 pm to Bjorn Cyborg

I mean it's probably best not to interact with people who have allegations going back over 15 years of rape, sexual assault and human trafficking. But maybe we have different values

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re: Trump: "I did post it, and I thought it was me as a doctor, and had to do with Red Cross”

Posted by Sterling Archer on 4/13/26 at 12:55 pm to hawgfaninc

So now he's in support of foreign aid companies? :lol:

Political Talk

re: Baruch College

Posted by Sterling Archer on 4/13/26 at 12:29 pm to Alyosha

Just to clarify, while Baruch is a solid school there are definitely much better schools to target than Baruch if he wants to work in Finance.

This list is pretty accurate for a list of Target Investment Banking Schools. It has Baruch as 34th. LINK

Target Schools
1. University of Pennsylvania
2. Georgetown University
3. Harvard University
4. Columbia University
5. New York University
6. Cornell University
7. University of Notre Dame
8. University of Michigan
9. Yale University
10. The University of Texas at Austin
11. Princeton University
12. University of Chicago
13. University of California, Berkeley
14. Duke University
15. University of Virginia

Semi-Target Schools
16. University of Southern California
17. Dartmouth College
18. Brigham Young University
19. Stanford University
20. Southern Methodist University
21. Northwestern University
22. Indiana University
23. Boston College
24. Emory University
25. Brown University
26. University of California, Los Angeles
27. Western University
28. Vanderbilt University
29. Rice University
30. UNC Chapel Hill

Lower Semi-Target Schools
31. Middlebury College
32. Claremont McKenna College
33. Penn State University
34. Baruch College
35. Williams College
36. Fordham University
37. Washington University in St. Louis
38. Wake Forest University
39. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
40. Amherst College
41. University of Georgia
42. Texas A&M University
43. National University of Singapore
44. University of Florida
45. Boston University
46. Carnegie Mellon University
47. University of Wisconsin-Madison
48. Colgate University
49. The University of Hong Kong
50. Singapore Management University
51. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
52. The Johns Hopkins University
53. Queen's University
54. University of Miami
55. McGill University
56. Texas Christian University
57. Villanova University
58. HKUST
59. Arizona State University
60. Georgia Institute of Technology

re: Baruch College

Posted by Sterling Archer on 4/11/26 at 11:23 pm to Alyosha

Sales and trading and market making is probably the easier from that list. But anything is possible. Networking and internships will be key

Major in finance and minor in Econ if he can

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re: Baruch College

Posted by Sterling Archer on 4/10/26 at 11:21 pm to Alyosha

Lived in NYC and worked in finance, accounting and consulting there. Baruch is a solid school with lots of successful alumni that I personally know.

A bit harder to break into investment banking but anything else will be completely open to him.

re: There might still be hope for England...maybe

Posted by Sterling Archer on 4/10/26 at 7:26 pm to Kcrad

That was a shite video!

Because the cameraman was too far away. Frick a pervert. Deserves to get his arse beat

re: The Boys S5

Posted by Sterling Archer on 4/10/26 at 4:10 pm to Macintosh

I laughed at the part where they are going to use Vaught Social Media to arrest people who like pro Starlighter content or content against Homelander.

Then I saw this earlier :lol:

Reddit has been ordered to appear before a grand jury in Washington, D.C., as part of a federal effort to unmask anonymous online critics of the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown.

Movie/TV Board

re: Father/Son Quality Time

Posted by Sterling Archer on 4/9/26 at 5:57 pm to tigersaint74

quote:
likes going to games (hockey and baseball) when I can take him to games.

Sooo just do more of this? The answer is in your post. Minor league, college, community college, high school games.

Start with ones in your area. Then branch out and make it a thing to visit all in your state and go from there

re: Keystone cops vs a man with lvl 100 shock resistance.

Posted by Sterling Archer on 4/3/26 at 4:49 pm to BoomerandSooner

He found the one scenario out of 100 where someone probably should have been shot and wasn’t.

re: Why can't women just stick to a plan

Posted by Sterling Archer on 4/3/26 at 10:59 am to poncho villa

The bad: your woman will change plans
The good: your woman keeps your dick happy

Got to take the good with the bad :lol:

re: Website or message board for general financial advice

Posted by Sterling Archer on 4/3/26 at 9:50 am to GentleJackJones

r/personalfinance on reddit

re: Wealth taxes- do you think they will be coming in the next 10 years?

Posted by Sterling Archer on 4/2/26 at 12:01 pm to castorinho

quote:

In this stupid scenario, if I buy $10,000 of a stock. And it appreciates to $20,000 over a few years and I'm paying taxes on the unrealized gains. Stock dumps and I sell for $8k ($2k loss), how's that accounted for?

Simple. Clawback" or Refund provision. If a taxpayer's net worth drops a threshold within a look-back period they should be allowed to amend their return and get a refund for the tax paid on wealth that evaporated.