April 17, 20223 yr 51 minutes ago, Boogyman said: Dishes are my sons chore, and I buy high quality socks when the old ones get worn, as taking care of ones feet is nothing to joke about. So both chores are irrelevant to me. But seriously, stop endangering others, they shouldn't have to pay the price for your faults Settle down there Betty Crocker.
April 17, 20223 yr 1 minute ago, lynched1 said: Settle down there Betty Crocker. Dude in case you didn’t know, being a drunkard is below being a stay at home dad.
April 17, 20223 yr 32 minutes ago, Bill said: Dude in case you didn’t know, being a drunkard is below being a stay at home dad. He probably knew at one point, but his brain is too rotted to remember. Nowadays he is just doing his best not to mow down families of four in his way to work.
April 18, 20223 yr 5 hours ago, Bill said: Dude in case you didn’t know, being a drunkard is below being a stay at home dad. Did I somehow leave you under the impression you were relevant? My apologies. I never called booger a stay at home dad. The term was housewife.
April 18, 20223 yr 5 hours ago, Boogyman said: He probably knew at one point, but his brain is too rotted to remember. Nowadays he is just doing his best not to mow down families of four in his way to work. Your parents have had more at fault accidents than I ever had. You're proof of that.
April 18, 20223 yr 9 hours ago, lynched1 said: Your parents have had more at fault accidents than I ever had. You're proof of that. Careful out there Tippy, people just want to get home to their families in one piece.
April 18, 20223 yr 3 hours ago, lynched1 said: Did I somehow leave you under the impression you were relevant? My apologies. I never called booger a stay at home dad. The term was housewife. I care not of the opinions of drunkards, nor those that act recklessly.
April 18, 20223 yr 9 hours ago, lynched1 said: Did I somehow leave you under the impression you were relevant? My apologies. You obviously find him relevant since you just apologized to him. It's pretty scary what the sauce can do a person's mind. Yikes.
April 18, 20223 yr 13 hours ago, Bill said: I care not of the opinions of drunkards, nor those that act recklessly. Yet here you are......again. It's OK I understand Billy.
April 18, 20223 yr On 4/17/2022 at 3:40 PM, Boogyman said: Dishes are my sons chore, and I buy high quality socks when the old ones get worn, as taking care of ones feet is nothing to joke about. then how did you let this happen?
April 18, 20223 yr 17 minutes ago, Procus said: then how did you let this happen? Didn't realize how filthy your mom was when she asked me to get kinky
April 20, 20223 yr Abbott's border policy cost the U.S. almost $9 billion in just 10 days https://news.yahoo.com/abbotts-border-policy-cost-u-214650405.html Quote An analysis by the Perryman Group showed that the U.S. lost an estimated $8.97 billion in GDP due to delays at the border, while Texas alone lost $4.23 billion.
April 23, 20223 yr 9 hours ago, Blazehound said: Make use of the upcoming I-Bond issue. Rate expected over 9%. Yep. There's still a week to get in at the current 7% rate, then benefit from the jump to 9% after 6 months, for a guaranteed risk free return of 8% for the year. Limits are $10k per SSN, per calendar year. There are those of us who complain about inflation while doing nothing about it, and those of us who are doing what little we can to capitalize on the situation.
April 25, 20223 yr On 4/23/2022 at 8:03 AM, we_gotta_believe said: Yep. There's still a week to get in at the current 7% rate, then benefit from the jump to 9% after 6 months, for a guaranteed risk free return of 8% for the year. Limits are $10k per SSN, per calendar year. There are those of us who complain about inflation while doing nothing about it, and those of us who are doing what little we can to capitalize on the situation. Question, keeping in mind that I don't know sheet about sheet. Why not wait until the 9% jump? Wouldn't you get a better return that way?
April 25, 20223 yr 2 hours ago, VanHammersly said: Question, keeping in mind that I don't know sheet about sheet. Why not wait until the 9% jump? Wouldn't you get a better return that way? In short, because we know the current rate, have a rough idea of the next rate coming May 1st, but we don't know the rate after that coming on Nov 1st. It could be higher yet, or it could be lower, but the minimum holding period is a year, and the 9% is only good for 6 months. So because we know the current rate is 7%, you'll get the first 6 months at that rate, then the next 6 months at the new rate (presumably 9%) and then you can withdraw after that (with a penalty of last 3 months interest.) And if the rate on Nov 1st is even higher yet, you have the optionality to keep your bonds and then then accrue at the new rate, or if the rate plummets, you have the optionality to cash them out since you've already met the 12 month minimum holding period. It's a pretty good option as far as no-risk investments go.
April 26, 20223 yr 11 minutes ago, ToastJenkins said: For a whole 800 bucks? Lol x4 for a family of four, x2 if you did the same in December... On 4/23/2022 at 8:03 AM, we_gotta_believe said: Yep. There's still a week to get in at the current 7% rate, then benefit from the jump to 9% after 6 months, for a guaranteed risk free return of 8% for the year. Limits are $10k per SSN, per calendar year. There are those of us who complain about inflation while doing nothing about it, and those of us who are doing what little we can to capitalize on the situation.
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