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GWM: This hammock for camping. https://www.amazon.com/Texsport-Wil...nclosed+hammock
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pig slut lisa posted:Less of this: Come on. At least put forth the effort.
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Jun 20, 2017 04:01
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Weatherman posted:They said without it looking juvenile Glue a mustache on it and tuck a variable annuity prospectus under the pillow.
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ranbo das posted:Short and sweet. Have fun with that 10% cash advance penalty and 25% APR. Bitcoin should outpace that right?
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That's awesome. If they could afford that, then good for them. Now if they put it all on 4 different credit cards or took out a second mortgage to fund it because "You only get married once! Do it BIIIIG!"....then we can go to town on them.
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Jun 21, 2017 21:45
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I've always politely declined invitations from co-workers to their weddings unless we were actually friends outside of work. Sitting at a table with all your other coworkers surrounded by their family just feels weird to me. I don't think I'd even consider inviting any of my co-workers if I was getting married.
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Better make it a super short service so you can actually get a quicky in before your carriage turns into another $2950.
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Eh, that's a tough one. From outside it's easy to say it's bad with money, but I can't fault someone for dropping a bunch of money on an animal they love. My buddy just spent $10k trying to keep his dog alive after it got bone cancer in it's leg. She lived through the surgeries, but died a few months later. It wasn't an official "sympathy dog" or anything like that, but he got her after he got back from Afghanistan and she was with him through his divorce and all sorts of stuff. He could afford that though. The big problem with the other dude is he's gonna have to pay it off for years and that's gonna remind him of his animal dying every month.
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Jun 21, 2017 23:43
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Ruh-roh! What are they talking about insurance covering their losses? Is there commodity trading insurance that I didn't know about?!
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H110Hawk posted:Insurance against security breach or similar, not ~the invisible hand of buttherium~ https://support.gdax.com/customer/en/portal/articles/2689803-how-deposits-are-insured-on-gdax Any word on if these were funded with credit cards to boot?
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Ashcans posted:I wasn't really paying too much attention to this because lol, cryptocurrency: Man, I hope so. I hope so with every fiber of my being. I also hope they wired all the funds immediately to another account so they can't claw it back.
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Jun 22, 2017 20:06
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I wouldn't think there would be since it's unregulated. I would love to see an uproar about needing a little regulation to keep one party from being able to manipulate the market.
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Jun 22, 2017 20:16
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Wonder how many people got really lucky buying in at ~$1 and wound up with like 500 ETH instead of the 1 they were trying to buy.
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Jun 22, 2017 22:31
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AreWeDrunkYet posted:"Private"? Do they hang tarps from airplanes so no one else can see them? They're ultraviolet fireworks so you have to wear their proprietary Goofy Goggles to view them. To everyone else it just sounds like normal Florida gunfire.
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I've got some bad news about human nature then. Making seashell jewelry would have been seen as a tremendous luxury to a hunter/gatherer society. Having extra time to twiddle away at something to make themselves pretty vs feeding themselves could be incomprehensible to someone in that situation. Kings and queens have spent royal fortunes on incredibly stupid poo poo all through history, be it searching for mythical past civilizations or building an entire room out of amber. A modern nation spent billions upon billions to put people on the moon (as neat as that is) mostly to piss off another country. Those who have, waste and those who don't wish they could. That's the way it's been and if humans haven't evolved away from it yet I don't think we ever will.
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Jun 23, 2017 20:24
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Humanity peaked in the 1980's. Hair was big, the dollar was strong, and electronic music filled the air!
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If they had shellfish allergies then it made them the bravest of hunters. Epipens didn't really exist back then. Well, they did, but the only firm providing them were outside of paleoman's HMO so who could afford them?
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monster on a stick posted:Going crabbing is GWM. This is not: I'd bet one conch shell that it was stolen by the people he bought it from.
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Funnily enough, my roommates and I just found out we haven't been paying for electricity for this past year. We all thought one of the others was paying for it. So that's gonna be a fun $1500 bill to take care of. We haven't even been getting any letters or anything either. And the landlord sure as hell isn't paying it. It's really weird.
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Jun 24, 2017 13:07
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If they didn't wanna get robbed they wouldn't have had all that stuff in their house. They were asking for it.
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Jun 24, 2017 14:10
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pig slut lisa posted:Update on one of my favorite BWM stories of all time: Dang it Bobby...
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Jun 27, 2017 04:02
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If I'm ever super rich I plan on living the rest of my life on various yachts, trains, and dirigibles. Owning a home that's stuck on this boring garbage earth is for sucker peasants.
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Jun 28, 2017 03:21
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Tiny Brontosaurus posted:That feels strangely achievable. But don't go broke buying dog parachutes. If the dog is dumb enough to jump out of my rigid airship then it never deserved a parachute to begin with. Farewell my future pet dalmatian Pox, you died as you lived. Howling through the air.
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Jun 28, 2017 04:01
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So serious question here. How many people would be interested in doing a sort of BWM themed "Advice" book where we all take a specific chapter (investing, day trading, mortgages, etc) and write just the worst ideas we have about them and try to get it published by a reputable publisher under a pen name?
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Guest2553 posted:I'd want to get in on this faster than a luxury train car towed by bridal horses Sounds like we have our first chapter title.
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Motronic posted:You can find them pretty easily by searching for the correct term. They are called "repositioning cruises." Hello life hack. Are you allowed to bring your own booze on the boat? If so then two pairs of jammy pants, two sleeveless t-shirts, a pair of swim trunks, my kindle, and four bottles of Blackwell's rum are in my future.
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Jun 29, 2017 04:42
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Sounds like the market is ripe for the invention of an alcohol in solid form, that becomes liquid in the presence of ice and Diet Coke, that can be formed into the shape of a deflated beach ball. Why has no one thought of this before?
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Jun 29, 2017 06:50
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yoloer420 posted:Powered alcohol is a thing. Just fill a beachball with it. Ah yes, the classic "ball stuffed with white powder" manner of sneaking a substance past security. My idea seems more feasible.
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Enfys posted:How BWM is a pocket derail bird because I really want one No matter how cool the bird, at the end of the day you're still wearing cargo shorts.
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Haifisch posted:Dude must really loving love pickles. Well, they won't go bad at least.
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Enfys posted:I was curious how much a gallon of pickles would cost on Amazon. Pickle backs. Obviously.
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theHUNGERian posted:Just found out my CC info was stolen. How does Steam handle that? Just take it back from who ever downloaded them?
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But in the end he got to play games for free for a few hours!
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Dude should storm over to his parent's place, knock his father on his rear end, and toss him in the car to take him to his sister.
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I'm a big fan of the Monte Carlo method. It gives you a bunch of graphs. Anyone that likes the market likes a bunch of graphs!
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We have the "Tamale Guy" on the westside of Chicago. Dude goes from bar to bar selling tamales out of his coolers at $1 a shot or a bag of them for $5. All home made and delicious. There's even an app to track where he's at through the night (though I've never used it). I've talked to him a few times and he says that he clears about $100k a year doing it. I don't think there's any permits or anything involved, but he's a westside institution and he's met with literal cheers every now and then when he enters a bar. Red cooler. Not blue cooler guy. Blue cooler guy is a copycat and a pale imitation.
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BigDave posted:His name is Claudio Velez, and he is a pretty awesome guy: https://www.thrillist.com/eat/chicago/tamale-man-chicago-dive-bars-claudio-velez-interview quote:Turbo shares his favorite use for the tamales: “For breakfast, take the cheese ones, chop them up in a pan with some butter, put an egg, salsa, beans if you’ve got 'em, makes a great hash for the next day.” I do this almost every morning if I get tamales the night before. Personally, I cook up some diced potatoes with a packet of sazon instead of beans.
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monster on a stick posted:
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Good Parmesan posted:Scammed by Full Sail, and I'm taking it to the news I loved that thread.
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