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Koishi Komeiji posted:
Everything you've worked for is at stake! All those hours building a brighter future for yourself and humanity by, uh, putting bags on the conveyor belt thing that goes round and round in the baggage claim
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May 9, 2019 18:49
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But I thought taking risks was a major part of having a successful business! That's what my boss keeps telling me : he needs to own all that extra capital because of the risks he took!
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May 9, 2019 19:01
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Honestly, I'd rather have the 401(k) than the pension. Some hedge fund is going to buy out the company, and either loot it for assets, or declare bankruptcy and restructure the debt. In either case, they're going to default on their pension obligations, and if you're relying on that pension for retirement, you're hosed. Also, union dues should be a percentage of income, not a flat rate; that is total loving bullshit, and one of the reasons a lot of American unions are poo poo (but almost always better than not having a union).
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May 9, 2019 19:18
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my union dues are $25/mo sooo  also we should just have a working federal social insurance program to begin with so gently caress 401ks and pensions
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May 9, 2019 19:55
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lancemantis posted:my union dues are $25/mo sooo all that playstation money, pissed down the drain
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May 9, 2019 20:11
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bring back old gbs posted:all that playstation money, pissed down the drain like tears in the rain... time to scab
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May 9, 2019 20:16
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:you should learn how to use the reheating function on your microwave My microwave broke like two years ago and I never replaced it because I don't miss it at all.
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May 9, 2019 20:22
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But how do you make dry split crappy hot dogs at 3am
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May 9, 2019 20:29
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Tunicate posted:The TSA union backstabbed all their pilots when the company got bought (basically they lost all their seniority, and ended up behind everyone at united), and dudes still resent it. Apparently after they recently got hosed over again, there's some grumbling about a wildcat strike tho i dont think its that serious yet. that’s not a union then?
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May 9, 2019 21:28
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Edgar Allan Pwned posted:From that list of nonessential items, personal grooming was the only i would fight to death for. once a season (12 weeks) i get my hair cut and colored (bleach required), and thats like 70-90 bucks and I tip 20-25 because its two - three hours of work. and hair grows back in 6 weeks so I could see some women going twice. AND shaving/waxing? Its 15-20 for eyebrows and 60 for a full Brazilian so my question is how hairy are the ladies ya'll loving? You'd fight to death for a full Brazilian but not to eat lunch?  I get what you're saying tho, it's lovely to suggest that personal grooming expenses are in any way optional for most women.
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May 9, 2019 21:31
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Jerry Cotton posted:Reputable dog-breeder is an oxymoron. Nearly so perhaps, but nah My one pupper came from a good breeder. Five former show dogs. Orders taken before there is even a pregnancy to ensure homes. Lifetime guarantee to take the dog back in case people flake out. Annual get-togethers for all the littermates. I had a drat ultrasound picture of the litter before they were born. Great family who loves dogs and does this in their retirement. They may be few, but they're out there.
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May 9, 2019 21:39
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The Bloop posted:Nearly so perhaps, but nah Yeah purebread stereotype problems come from lovely breading. Good breeders do xrays and MRIs to ensure good hip structures and the like (bread dependant) to see if they can parent. That gets expensive though on the buyer so helping you nearest Australian shepherd gonna get you a poo poo dog.
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May 9, 2019 21:45
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The Bloop posted:Nearly so perhaps, but nah What did you name the dog, Bougie?
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https://twitter.com/nytimes/status/1126468116987424770quote:Many argued that their primary motivation for leaving was a disillusionment with tech-obsessed San Francisco, and that taxes were not their main concern. Still, none had chosen to move to a high-tax jurisdiction like New York or Massachusetts.
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May 9, 2019 22:20
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Former DILF posted:What did you name the dog, Bougie? Don't mind me, just intensely x-raying my ten thousand dollar pure aryan master race dog to make sure I haven't inbred it so bad it has congenital disorders that prevent it from producing more offspring destined to be shown off to rich people at dog shows and judged like a cut of meat, this is definitely just as good as adopting a stray from the humane society, yep
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May 9, 2019 22:21
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Look if you aren't getting them into the most prestigious puppy training school by the time they're 1, you're basically already resigning them to a future as a junkyard dog. That's why I paid half a million dollars to a fixer who secured my purebred but dumb as a rock American Staffordshire Terrier an acceptance to UC Barkley
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if they're already rich and retired then why would they give a gently caress about moving somewhere with a lower income tax e: ah ok so get the gently caress out then quote:“It seems to be a question that kind of pops up when an I.P.O. is happening and someone has substantial shares and could have millions of dollars coming their way,” Mr. Forbus said. H.P. Hovercraft has issued a correction as of 22:25 on May 9, 2019 |
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May 9, 2019 22:22
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Day Man posted:What does any of this mean? If you check the inseam of your jeans you'll probably notice that it's two pieces of denim sewn together with the edges stitched to prevent fraying- it's how most jeans are. Selvedge jeans have a white edge with (usually) a red line going up it (self edged). While there is a lot of garbage selvedge out there, it used to/ still sort of does denote higher quality fabric. A while back denim nerds would roll their cuffs to show off that cool white striping- RW&CO designers decided to have the best of both worlds by charging a lot for jeans and just stitching some leftover selvedge onto their crap.
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May 9, 2019 22:25
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:if they're already rich and retired then why would they give a gently caress about moving somewhere with a lower income tax No you see they're semi-retired, they still do that ~side hustle~ because they're millennials and they love doing that
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Shame Boy posted:Don't mind me, just intensely x-raying my ten thousand dollar pure aryan master race dog to make sure I haven't inbred it so bad it has congenital disorders that prevent it from producing more offspring destined to be shown off to rich people at dog shows and judged like a cut of meat, this is definitely just as good as adopting a stray from the humane society, yep 
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May 9, 2019 22:27
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:if they're already rich and retired then why would they give a gently caress about moving somewhere with a lower income tax Because gently caress you got mine, that's why. They're probably trying to minimize their contribution to the place that allowed them to proliferate now that all their income is passive and not geographically restricted. Frankly I'm surprised they didn't peace out to another country that just doesn't tax non citizen residents. Alucard has issued a correction as of 22:29 on May 9, 2019 |
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May 9, 2019 22:27
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lmao that 'several hundred thousand' is enough to retire on at 31.
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May 9, 2019 22:32
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Alucard posted:Look if you aren't getting them into the most prestigious puppy training school by the time they're 1, you're basically already resigning them to a future as a junkyard dog. That's why I paid half a million dollars to a fixer who secured my purebred but dumb as a rock American Staffordshire Terrier an acceptance to UC Barkley If they're potty trained still better than human freshmen. Or maybe it's because I went to the failson U in my state.
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May 9, 2019 23:02
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Former DILF posted:What did you name the dog, Bougie? Her name is Toph and she is an old lady Corgi now. I have other good puppers from rescue but at the time I had the money to spend a few hundo on a luxury good and she is family and anyone saying bad things about that good girl can gently caress right off Also I am a poor now but don't regret that purchase for a moment!
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May 9, 2019 23:14
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aren't corgis notorious for hip problems or am i thinking of a different breed of tiny dogs
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Alucard posted:Look if you aren't getting them into the most prestigious puppy training school by the time they're 1, you're basically already resigning them to a future as a junkyard dog. That's why I paid half a million dollars to a fixer who secured my purebred but dumb as a rock American Staffordshire Terrier an acceptance to UC Barkley 
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anyone who has paid for a dog gets the guillotine, I don't make the rules I just post here (taxes, fees, vaccines and such don't count)
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T-man posted:anyone who has paid for a dog gets the guillotine, I don't make the rules I just post here Costs $400 to "adopt" a shelter dog where I live. But yeah, doesnt count
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Bombadilillo posted:Costs $400 to "adopt" a shelter dog where I live. But yeah, doesnt count funny enough, but in California now, shelters are the largest buyers from breeders. Since the ban on buying anything but 'adopted shelter' dogs went into effect the market for for specific breeds didn't go away, so the work around is now more middlemen and steps getting the dogs that were previously purchased into shelters and 'rescue agencies.' https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2018/investigations/dog-auction-rescue-groups-donations/
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That's like the medical marijuana from 15 years ago but dogs. Here the are all no-kill and take dogs from other states. So you can go pay $400 for a surrendered pitbull that's bad with kids or other pets, 90% of what's available.
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My favorite part? quote:Incredibly, the law allows districts to deduct the pay of a substitute even if no substitute was hired.
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I know a lady who uses her spare time and money hanging out at the shelter paying adoption fees for anyone who comes to get a pup, now that’s direct action
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Raldikuk posted:My favorite part? GRAETEST NATION IN THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD
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May 10, 2019 01:13
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This started in like 2012 and is why Trump won
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coulda saved $1188 if they didn’t use union labor smh
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terrified of my bathroom posted:aren't corgis notorious for hip problems or am i thinking of a different breed of tiny dogs I think they usually have knee problems. My childhood corgi eventually lost mobility and had to get put down when it tore it's ACL.
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