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Citizen Tayne posted:Why do cats have such big buttholes anyway Because they're carnivores, you try eating meat only for a month and you'll wish for a bigger butthole too. ed balls
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petit choux posted:Mariana finally got the boot for being an unconcern troll. Rip wynona gifs :/
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jisforjosh posted:you'll wish for a bigger butthole too. there are ways
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jisforjosh posted:Because they're carnivores, you try eating meat only for a month and you'll wish for a bigger butthole too. hosed up.
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punchymcpunch posted:you wanna hear a good joke? nobody tweet, nobody piss soaked I approve of this "punchymcpunch" post.
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Citizen Tayne posted:the cool thing about this is that house affordability is generally pegged at 3x yearly income. New housing in most of the US starts over $300k, which puts it affordably out of reach of all but the top income quintile (starts at $109918). The median house price is $188900, which isn't affordable until you're at the top of the third quintile (tops out at $67766). To say nothing of the fact that owning a house is expensive as gently caress and completely loving stupid, in most cases. Since buying in 2013, essentially all of my non-retirement savings have been dumped into the house. Every time the vacation funds gets a few thousand it just becomes a target for reallocation into new tiling, or whatever dumbass thing. gently caress houses.
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Mar 27, 2017 13:02
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jisforjosh posted:Because they're carnivores, you try eating meat only for a month and you'll wish for a bigger butthole too. My butthole is already too big TYVM
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Iron Crowned posted:
Absolutely get ME:2 if you can get it discounted. I can't imagine it being all that expensive. It was really good. Lots of fun side quests. ME:3 had some problems. Particularly the ending. And the story arc was...dumb? Yes, it was dumb. Also, inconsistent. EA/BioWare actually released free DLC to change the ending.
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does the new mass effect have good 'hangin with your buds makin friends' gameplay? cos that was what i enjoyed in the previous ones
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Grand Theft Autobot posted:To say nothing of the fact that owning a house is expensive as gently caress and completely loving stupid, in most cases. Since buying in 2013, essentially all of my non-retirement savings have been dumped into the house. Every time the vacation funds gets a few thousand it just becomes a target for reallocation into new tiling, or whatever dumbass thing. gently caress houses. The rise in home values from 1980 to now are another way the Boomers have sucked money outta their kids. My house was purchased by the previous owners for $30k in 1990 and I paid over four times that, and I put a lot of effort into finding an undervalued house in a "bad" neighborhood. Once you talk about desirable neighborhoods in good school districts, you start talking real money.
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I did a thing posted:Absolutely get ME:2 if you can get it discounted. I can't imagine it being all that expensive. It was really good. Lots of fun side quests. ME:3 had some problems. Particularly the ending. And the story arc was...dumb? Yes, it was dumb. Also, inconsistent. EA/BioWare actually released free DLC to change the ending. Meh, I don't car that much, I tend to just buy vidja games on a whim most of the time, this was one of them. The next one I plan to buy is Shadow of War, and the last one I planned to buy was Xcom 2. I'd honestly be content playing a vidja game that was just the flying around and surveying planets bit of ME
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punchymcpunch posted:does the new mass effect have good 'hangin with your buds makin friends' gameplay? cos that was what i enjoyed in the previous ones some are better than others. your krogan squadmate is cool, and liam is a bro. the human asari weeaboo is lame af tho
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Grand Theft Autobot posted:To say nothing of the fact that owning a house is expensive as gently caress and completely loving stupid, in most cases. Since buying in 2013, essentially all of my non-retirement savings have been dumped into the house. Every time the vacation funds gets a few thousand it just becomes a target for reallocation into new tiling, or whatever dumbass thing. gently caress houses. Maybe Three Olives is on to something with this whole living in a condo thing. Probably not. (Owning land will most likely turn a profit as some point)
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Mar 27, 2017 13:07
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I did a thing posted:Maybe Three Olives is on to something with this whole living in a condo thing. Probably not. Viewing your primary residence as an investment to turn a profit on is a big part of what's wrong in America. If I could have convinced my wife to live in a condo I'd have done it in a minute, unfortunately the sort of people who serve on condo boards or HoAs are not the kind of people who should be running anything.
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Mar 27, 2017 13:09
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i plan to rent an apartment until i die
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housing's a bubble that cant be allowed to pop until the boomers are all dead because the system is rigged the end
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Mar 27, 2017 13:10
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I am part of the tech industry so I'm one of those assholes responsible for skyrocketing rents and property values.
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Mar 27, 2017 13:11
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my man has the carnivore butt hole lmao
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Mar 27, 2017 13:12
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Serf posted:i plan to rent an apartment until i die That's okay until your landlords reassess poo poo when you're in your late fifties and decide to jack the rent up to 55% of your net income. My neighbors who just moved had bought the house next door in 1997 and told me their mortgage + escrow (tax) payment was $380 a month. Hard to give that up.
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Mar 27, 2017 13:12
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The faster the housing bubble bursts the better imo e; around me I have no idea how some people have 50k+ in student loan debt and are expected to pay at least 450k minimum for a house
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Mar 27, 2017 13:12
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Chuck Schumer going to play the part of Joab to Kushner's Uriah.
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Citizen Tayne posted:That's okay until your landlords reassess poo poo when you're in your late fifties and decide to jack the rent up to 55% of your net income. lmao @ living past the age of 50
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Mar 27, 2017 13:13
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Kashuno posted:The faster the housing bubble bursts the better imo gonna be so much bursting youll get tired of bursting
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Kashuno posted:The faster the housing bubble bursts the better imo Over half of all American home owners under the age of 36 had parental help with the down payment. Of those, a majority also had parental help with student loans. I think the Boomers are just hosed up control freaks who enjoy having adult children who are dependent on them
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Kashuno posted:The faster the housing bubble bursts the better imo my mom was trying to tell me and my girlfriend (6 figgies of student loan debt) that housing is a good investment when they're having issues selling their house. bragging about ~100k in value over 14 years. she was oddly dismissive when i told her how much a vanguard index fund would have yielded over the same exact period of time for some reason
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What is this from, i need to see it
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Citizen Tayne posted:Viewing your primary residence as an investment to turn a profit on is a big part of what's wrong in America. My dad genuinely thinks I'm stupid for not wanting to own a house. Since I started working full time in 1999, I've had 8 different full time jobs, 3 part time jobs, and been unemployed 4 times, in 3 different states. Buying a house would literally lock me down in some place, and when the local economy shits the bed, I'm stuck there tied to a house. I guess it partially helps that I'm single and have no children, but if I had to move to another region for a job next week, it's not as big a deal. The days of spending 25 years in one company are long gone, and owning a home really doesn't make sense when you could be out of a job without any warning tomorrow.
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Regular Nintendo posted:What is this from, i need to see it i dunno actually some goon said i was like one of the characters and i made some gifs from the trailer don't remember what its called
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Mar 27, 2017 13:19
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I did a thing posted:Maybe Three Olives is on to something with this whole living in a condo thing. Probably not. I owned and lived in a condo for seven years, and have few complaints I gotta say. It was a place to live (and a good one), not an investment. EDIT: To be clear I am not condoning Three Olives in any way.
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Iron Crowned posted:My dad genuinely thinks I'm stupid for not wanting to own a house. Yeah I think this is a big part of it too. People don't stay at companies either by force or by choice anymore, so owning a house can be a hindrance.
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Captain_Maclaine posted:I owned and lived in a condo for seven years, and have few complaints I gotta say. It was a place to live (and a good one), not an investment. I'm thinking of buying a plot of land and just building a luxurious underground bunker and placing solar panels on the lot.
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Kashuno posted:Yeah I think this is a big part of it too. People don't stay at companies either by force or by choice anymore, so owning a house can be a hindrance. If you're out of a job tomorrow and need to move across state lines as a renter, you've still got a lease and a landlord who's going to try to gently caress every dime possible out of you anyway. There's really no winning situation. My last landlord hosed ~$6000 out of a guy who signed a lease and then had to move to Missouri for work three months later.
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Regular Nintendo posted:What is this from, i need to see it Baloogan posted:i dunno actually A Bullet for The General https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98HTgS85T0k
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Citizen Tayne posted:Over half of all American home owners under the age of 36 had parental help with the down payment. Of those, a majority also had parental help with student loans. i just didnt go to college 
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Mar 27, 2017 13:27
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has gian maria volonte ever been in a movie where he didnt cackle while firing a machine gun? i feel like ive seen it in like 3 movies now
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Mar 27, 2017 13:27
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Kashuno posted:I am part of the tech industry so I'm one of those assholes responsible for skyrocketing rents and property values. Have you considered not being an rear end in a top hat? It's actually reasonably easy, and the money you save in rent you can use to do cool stuff.
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Citizen Tayne posted:Over half of all American home owners under the age of 36 had parental help with the down payment. Of those, a majority also had parental help with student loans. my rich uncle is paying for a lot of my poo poo. but he's been kind of an rear end in a top hat as of late.
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Citizen Tayne posted:That's okay until your landlords reassess poo poo when you're in your late fifties and decide to jack the rent up to 55% of your net income. If you're not living in a city that has rent control, get on that poo poo. Nobody should be able to raise the rent more than 3% a year.
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Serf posted:i plan to rent an apartment until i die yeah, im on a 2 year lease too
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