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I don’t have a swing at my house but I’ve got a mostly decommissioned landmine field if you want to go for a walk.

I think the thing that throws people off is just how little alcohol per sitting is too much for the body and brain. It doesn’t feel like it, because we can drink the doctor’s definition of “too much” and still avoid hangovers easily. But just because it’s not societally considered outlandish to drink a certain amount

After having an impossible time finding shirts that I actually liked that fit well... and didn’t cost a bajillion dollars, I opted for the custom tailored shirt route. (https://www.blanklabel.com) They made it easy to order and did one shirt first, which they send and adjusted the measurements from there. Now I’ve got

[goes to an NFL game]

That’s a good point. I’m one of those who had it about ten years ago, and I couldn’t be happier. But you’re right, had they told me I had that significant a chance at the pain issue, I’m sure I’d still be futzing around with contacts. I can’t help but feel I dodged a bullet there...

I got Lasik a year ago. However, it was Custom Blade-less Lasik via the Cleveland Clinic Cole Eye Institute (I’m under the impression it’s different than regular Lasik). It was a great decision for me at about $6,000. With an astigmatism so bad I was legally blind in one eye, and with my prescription lenses over $300

Poor font choice — on my monitor, the lower case “e” looks very much like the lower case “c”, and the capital “A” doesn’t have a cross-bar. Readability is much worse than it was before.

This is actually a known Wal-Mart phenomenon, they push even major brands to cut costs so hard that many of them make cheaper versions of their products just for Walmart. In fact the pressure is so hard to provide products so cheaply that getting a Walmart contract can actually make a company loose money.

Dude or dudette we are in the same predicament!

Actually, Mr. Angry Internet Commenter, the opposite is true. This is exactly why we should use LastPass. They did a good job of securing things so that even a breach is extremely unlikely to leave you exposed. They also noticed the problem and notified users. Can you have the same confidence in trying to memorize 100

Check out the text below that headline, it gets more specific about how only the “default” browser is allowed to use that feature in metro mode.

Tracking it no longer involves “a fair bit of math”. I have a very difficult, complex three step system that I use to track every single expense and keep them all organized in categories so I can easily keep an eye on my spending. I actually devised this system based on some tips from Lifehacker.

How in heaven’s name do people save half their net income? Do you live at home? Pay almost nothing in rent? Have no student loans? I hate advice like this, because saving even $100 a month for me is a HUGE stretch.

I agree... He takes things to more of an extreme than most people will either want to or be able to. It really does depend on individual goals and plans. Personally I would like to be able to retire as soon as possible and then work on things I want to work on. So not retirement in the classic sense, mostly just

Have you heard of Mr. Money Mustache? I just stumbled across his blog and have been enjoying it thus far. I’m planning on rearranging my finances so that I can save half or more of my net income as well, with the goal of retiring earlier than normal.

True. Before I got everything under control, it was very helpful to see WHERE the money was actually going. Like, “No shit. I’m spending way too much on dry cleaning.” Mint.com was very helpful in this regard.

and I thought it was the African Yetis that cleared the corpses.

Correct. In a decompression, most airliners can descend up to 6,000fpm, and reach 10,000ft from cruise altitude in well under 10 minutes.