Not “infinitely” either. Just 57 times greater. But that’s just being pedantic....

A couple months ago, I bought a waffle maker that had removable and reversible plates. 1000x easier to clean. I also use the flat side to cook diced tofu, and it works amazingly well.

She needs to understand why this is a terrible question. Simply ask her: “When was the last time you gave a blowjob? When was the last time your hubby went down on you?” “Oh, you’re offended? I thought these were the kinds of questions we were asking each other now”

Planet Money. My tween has really enjoyed a number of the episodes. I next want to try Radiolab.

What book? My handle is just a reference to my first post, about ant colonies coming together and resulting in an ant war. We used to see them outside our house all the time.

I reuse bags like that all the time. I will just close them up and put them back in the freezer for the next time I need a bag.

Yes, I get that. (And neither is Discover, nor Capital One apparently). I’m just really annoyed that the cost of entry to Android Pay is a card, when with Android Wallet, that wasn’t necessary. And unlike what @Kelevra said, it didn’t get grandfathered in.

It looks like Thor is only raising her arm half-heartedly . I like that.

I have an Chase Amazon card in Google Wallet, but I can’t even start Android Pay without it asking for a new card. I had to reinstall Wallet and disable updates, because I can’t get to my rewards and library cards otherwise. I’m locked out with an active “Android Pay” compatible card, which I apparently don’t have.

I don’t think that estimate on permutations would be right. Each corner piece is 3 colors joined together, and each edge piece is 2 colors. So that would affect the number of possible outcomes. It would interesting to have someone smarter than me explain how to calculate the actual number of possibilities.

Sorry, poor choice of words. I was only surprised that she was 30. I would’ve thought much younger. I was not saying anything about her age in relation to her attractiveness.

Much nicer. And I’m surprised, she is almost 30.

I bought the WD drive from amazon a couple of weeks ago (grrr), and it worked fine. I split it as encrypted storage, and encrypted Time Machine drive.

I bought the WD drive from amazon a couple of weeks ago (grrr), and it worked fine. I split it as encrypted storage,…

Hmmm... trying in VirtualBox. I booted the ISO straight with Guest mode, and it took a long time to boot. Then I get one box with Japanese (I think). Somehow I did something and it went away, or went away on it’s own. Then it doesn’t seem to do anything else...

“Snoke seems far too old to even have been a Pre-Maul apprentice of Palpatine, and even then, in the past Palpatine wasn’t particularly concerned about keeping his minions in the shadows. If any”

1. As someone pointed out, any deposit over $10k are reported to the IRS. And I bet there is some catchup reporting as well, so you can’t just break it up into twice as many $5000 deposits. So taxes would have to be accounted for. It doesn’t matter that they are your parents.

IANAL, but sorry, no. You can give $14000 a year. If you give 114000. Then $100k comes off your lifetime limit. That lifetime limit is YOUR total. So if you gave a family of four 114k each. Your lifetime limit would be now 5.05mill. So in your example, the total would be about $22million. But run that by a tax person…

Thanks for the correction. Yep, I verified you are correct, with one caveat. Make sure you actually pay the tax, otherwise the IRS will try to collect it from the giftee. (Assuming they have enough information to know about the gift)

Yep. $14k per year/giftee/gifter . And your personal lifetime limit is now $5,450,000 ( for amounts over $14k)

Definitely talk with a tax advisor, and a lawyer, but you might be best off creating a charitable foundation. One that by law can only give money to other charities or doing charitable works. (Maybe even partnering with an existing foundation). If possible, you’d want this setup BEFORE you are required to pay taxes. I…