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ooh oooh ooooooooooooh the deep dicking the IRS is going to give him for the taxes he certainly owes is almost too glorious to contemplate.
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GoGoGadgetChris posted:Lmao "Doctor" Though it is a cheap option, vets mostly know how to remove testicles entirely, which isn't quite the procedure most men want.... What's not so cheap is replacing the testicles with silicone prostheses so your dog doesn't feel emasculated and get made fun of at the dog park. Caring about your dog's vanity, or placing excessive emotional weight on the state of your dog's genitals, is BWM.
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Phanatic posted:Couple friends of mine had two kids intentionally, a third unexpectedly (go figure, I'd expect that people in their 30s would know how that poo poo works, but anyway), and decided that was that. Husband is a *giant wuss* about surgery, so the wife goes and gets an IUD. This is why I got snipped, wife reacts badly to bc and we knew we didnt want kids of our own. At 21 I got snipped and it cost us about 1200 dollars after it was all said and done, well worth the cost for the safety of mind and ability to control our future. Now that we are stable and she is finishing her MLT program we are going through foster care to adopt (and skip the loving infant stage) Also calling bullshit at a vasect changing your body chem at all, since it only effects sperm not your hormones.
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Motronic posted:And this is a perfect example of why allowing any idiot with a phone or computer access to "express themselves" on a potentially world-wide stage was a huge mistake. Motronic I used to support your campaign to be made mod of AI purely based on that kickin' rad avatar you have, but with this quote I'm supporting you for mod of the entire Internet. 
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Weatherman posted:your campaign to be made mod of AI I did not support that campaign nor do I support yours. But if made mod of the internet, at least I'm a trained router jockey and know how to really gently caress things up in interesting ways.
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Weatherman posted:Motronic I used to support your campaign to be made mod of AI purely based on that kickin' rad avatar you have, but with this quote I'm supporting you for mod of the entire Internet. Motronic posted:Grab your kit, this fix needs to be mainlined:
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SiGmA_X posted:Is this a nomination for Motronic to be a backup BFC mod? No.
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UCS Hellmaker posted:This is why I got snipped, wife reacts badly to bc and we knew we didnt want kids of our own. At 21 I got snipped and it cost us about 1200 dollars after it was all said and done, well worth the cost for the safety of mind and ability to control our future. Now that we are stable and she is finishing her MLT program we are going through foster care to adopt (and skip the loving infant stage) There's a foster care thread in Ask/tell if you're interested  I'm adopting my daughter through foster care next month and it's been a relatively good with money way to become a parent (there is no truly good with money way)
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Day Man posted:Yeah, being a parent is synonymous for bad with money Some people disrupt this paradigm by specifically fost adopting medically fragile children because they get more money (don't do it for this reason please)
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I feel like that would get outweighed by the crushing price of medical care in the US.
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22 Eargesplitten posted:I feel like that would get outweighed by the crushing price of medical care in the US. Fost adopt kids are fully covered under Medicare until they are 18.
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Medically fragile children with pervasive developmental disorders also qualify for SSI disability and Medicaid throughout their lives, and in California are given services through regional centers which can also include supported living in adulthood in group homes or home-health staffed independent homes. My first social services job like a decade ago was doing in-home care for disabled adults with cerebral palsy and intellectual limitations, they were nice people. One of them lived in her own apartment despite having very little ability to do daily acts of living, and the independence was a huge part of her happiness. She had been adopted as an infant and her elderly mother used to visit on Sundays and Thursdays every week and made sure we took good care of her the rest of the time. It's not all bad 
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Oh, I know this guy, he's an insane rear end in a top hat. Like the Fred Phelps of veganism. I remember that he made multiple videos about some other fitness figure who got diagnosed with cancer some time, saying he was glad, the guy deserved it for eating meat, you can cure cancer with fruit, etc. I'm sad I remember any of this, but you can see why people talk about him. Good With Branding.
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Panfilo posted:Fost adopt kids are fully covered under Medicare until they are 18. Huh, I guess that makes it work. I'm (please don't ban for self-posting) used to a lot of doctors that don't take any form of insurance, and I'm pretty sure Medicare doesn't do out of network.
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BonerGhost posted:Vasectomies are even BetterWM if you get Tricare to cover it. Nice username/post combo there
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22 Eargesplitten posted:Huh, I guess that makes it work. I'm (please don't ban for self-posting) used to a lot of doctors that don't take any form of insurance, and I'm pretty sure Medicare doesn't do out of network. No insurance or just no Medicare/Medicaid? I can’t imagine taking no insurance would work unless you were a boutique specialist.
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90% of the mental health people here don't bill insurance. It seems to be mostly specific to that specialty (plus woo alternative health, but that's different). They'll give you a statement for out of network reimbursement, but that's a lot of out of network visits before your insurance pays anything. FWIW the one psychiatrist I saw that took insurance was terrible. The only positive thing about him was that he had a really sweet black lab that would hang out with you. 22 Eargesplitten fucked around with this message at 05:45 on Apr 7, 2018 |
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Mocking Bird posted:Medically fragile children with pervasive developmental disorders also qualify for SSI disability and Medicaid throughout their lives, and in California are given services through regional centers which can also include supported living in adulthood in group homes or home-health staffed independent homes. Yeah California is awesome in this regard. Kaiser accepts Medicare I believe, so they can go to Kaiser clinics and hospitals for medical needs.
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kw0134 posted:ooh oooh ooooooooooooh the deep dicking the IRS is going to give him for the taxes he certainly owes is almost too glorious to contemplate. Also whoever investigates/charges people for money laundering. Edit: since he might delete it, this is what I'm referring to: quote:The main thing I was mentioning was purchasing crypto and reselling with a mark-up to buyers of said crypto within less than 24 hours, usually marked up at least 25% which could easily secure any volatilities. But the majority of my business shifted away from that, hence the risky $70K being lost. Mainly when ICOs fell in price plus Ethereum being dumped at the same time, you had compounding effects.
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Yeah foster to adopt in my state is actually really good, Medicare coverage for the child till they are 18 (even then my workplace pays ALL of my medical coverage) and we will get a small stipend for it till they are 18 because we want to adopt a child over the age of 5 which makes them classified as a special needs child in the system. Also everyone should look into fostering the systems so frazzled and needs help due to the opiod epidemic. And they don't sugar coat anything.
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UCS Hellmaker posted:Yeah foster to adopt in my state is actually really good, Medicare coverage for the child till they are 18 (even then my workplace pays ALL of my medical coverage) and we will get a small stipend for it till they are 18 because we want to adopt a child over the age of 5 which makes them classified as a special needs child in the system. 5 years is plenty of time to cause some pretty deep-seeded damage to a child, how do you make sure the kid you adopt wasn't snacking on lead chips or being slapped around by their parents for a few years before you get them? Is the hope that any such issues can be spotted before you kick off the adoption process? Seems like quite a risk to leave all those variables out of your control for a child you intend to call your own.
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My man you need to see the paperwork we have to do. There's pages of what you are willing to consider and not to. And social workers are front and center to make sure that the child will be alright in the placement home. They do not just drop a kid off and say here you go we don't know poo poo on this one, not like the stereotype of it. Best way to put it is we get everything in our life torn apart for this process and to let the state know what we can and can't deal with. Example : would you consider a child with a conviction for murder(this is legitimate and on the paperwork), tons of fire questions, questions on if the child has been abused physically Emotionally or sexually, and if they need medical care.
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Panfilo posted:This. Ditto for tubal ligation, which, in spite of being more invasive and requiring general anesthetic, is actually performed more frequently than vasectomies. I guess a lot of guys are just wusses when it comes to stuff involving their balls. The rates of tubal ligation are tied to the rate of c-section. If you know you don’t want to be pregnant again, and if they are already going to have you open on the operating table, having your tubes tied isn’t going to increase your recovery time at all. The biggest complaint I’ve heard from women is that they end up needing an emergency c-section, and the dr won’t do the tubal ligation because they are worried that you are just asking to be sterilized due to crazy labor hormones. You have to get it in writing before labor! Staryberry fucked around with this message at 15:38 on Apr 7, 2018 |
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AreWeDrunkYet posted:5 years is plenty of time to cause some pretty deep-seeded damage to a child, how do you make sure the kid you adopt wasn't snacking on lead chips or being slapped around by their parents for a few years before you get them? Is the hope that any such issues can be spotted before you kick off the adoption process? Seems like quite a risk to leave all those variables out of your control for a child you intend to call your own. I'm adopting my daughter out of foster care and I met her when she was 15 years old. Essentially, most people caring for these kids accept that they are in foster care due to abuse or neglect and choose to accept the risks that those kiddos might have lifelong impacts from that. They aren't trying to pick the perfect kid, I've found, they're mostly trying to pick the kid that they'll be perfect for and they can best help and love. My daughter had a hard life and it will always make her life a little harder than her peers but it doesn't interfere with my love for her, and if anything, she needs that unconditional love more than her peers do at her age  It's also turned out to be good with money in that she has a ton of scholarship and grant support for college that she wouldn't have if she were my natural child, and she gets support from the state until she's 21. And she needs and deserves it because only an incredibly tiny percentage of foster kids go to college and until she came to live with me no one was very supportive of her aspirations and she is less prepared than the average freshman. I also kind of hate the idea of children over five being "special needs" because they're less appealing as adoptable kids to the average family. I get it, but I hate it.
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Mocking Bird posted:My daughter had a hard life and it will always make her life a little harder than her peers but it doesn't interfere with my love for her, and if anything, she needs that unconditional love more than her peers do at her age  You are a very good person.
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UCS Hellmaker posted:My man you need to see the paperwork we have to do. There's pages of what you are willing to consider and not to. And social workers are front and center to make sure that the child will be alright in the placement home. They do not just drop a kid off and say here you go we don't know poo poo on this one, not like the stereotype of it. Staryberry posted:The rates of tubal ligation are tied to the rate of c-section. If you know you don’t want to be pregnant again, and if they are already going to have you open on the operating table, having your tubes tied isn’t going to increase your recovery time at all. The biggest complaint I’ve heard from women is that they end up needing an emergency c-section, and the dr won’t do the tubal ligation because they are worried that you are just asking to be sterilized due to crazy labor hormones. You have to get it in writing before labor! I had no idea but this makes total sense! I've also wondered if they can do tubal ligations in tandem with other laproscopic surgeries, since they already have you ballooned up anyway and it's less risky to have you under general anesthesia once vs twice.
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I teach Canadian immigrants English. I asked students to write me a response to the question "What is your next big project?" One of my students said he wants to build a cryptocurrency mining rig and is buying the parts for it this weekend. 
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Do you pretty much just have to teach students from Quebec, or do people from non-lovely parts of Canada not know English either?
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22 Eargesplitten posted:Do you pretty much just have to teach students from Quebec, or do people from non-lovely parts of Canada not know English either? 
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Here's a couple short and sweet ones from  What should I do about my escort addiction? (self.PersonalFinanceCanada) https://www.reddit.com/r/PersonalFinanceCanada/comments/3p2wu8/what_should_i_do_about_my_escort_addiction/ posted:32, making $65,000 pre-tax. After all expenses I would save ~$28,000 per year but... Just received note from landlord saying I owe them four power bills? (self.PersonalFinanceCanada) https://www.reddit.com/r/PersonalFinanceCanada/comments/854pe7/just_received_note_from_landlord_saying_i_owe/ posted:So apparently the company I rent from has been receiving and paying my bills from the power company. I've been here 6 months and apparently the power company has been sending my bill to them instead of me. quote:[–]jono20 17 points 21 days ago
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Monogamy bores me but only saving $2,000/year also bores me
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Haifisch posted:What should I do about my escort addiction? (self.PersonalFinanceCanada) Stop buying
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Motronic posted:Stop buying No.
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Maybe try poutine instead of pussy.
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Saw this and thought of this thread:Lowtax posted:Well you gotta spend money to lose money BWM Thread: You gotta spend money to lose money.
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Haifisch posted:Here's a couple short and sweet ones from I'm pretty sure he meant "monotony". Unless going to the same escort twice is what people mean when they talk about a monogamous relationship.
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