Okay, I really need to clarify this because I have people constantly replying to me about the housing market...

Whether you agree with what he’s saying or not, reducing his quote to a sound bite about “avocado toast” and then mocking it is misrepresenting the original statement and missing the point about people having continual patterns of irresponsible spending. He was not talking about the purchase of a single item twice a…

I’ve gotten lots of trolls in my inbox since I started, but I haven’t been trolled by anyone that has actually paid for a gig. I just report and ignore them and carry on with my day (:

The (obvious and truly rational) argument is that you’ve paid in all these years, you want your money back. But your money’s gone. It was spent decades before you retired. It would be considered fraud if anyone else did it.

The surplus has largely already been spent and there are no plans in place to pay it back. The current workforce is too small to support transfer payments from the young to the old.

So you’ve never been shot at before. Gotcha.

First things first. that picture is NOT a 15 year old... maybe when he was 10.

“Republicans—scum who want it both ways all the time—hypocrisy and cognitive dissonance be damned.”

I’m wondering if this comment is performance art. Because it’s pretty much exactly what Alex Jones sounds like. It’s so meta, it’s mind boggling. Does the author even realize he is just like Jones, crazy and ideologically blinded?

One of the KEY habits I work to instill in my clients is avoiding “lifestyle creep”. Some of the commenters already touched on this, but if you start out with a job making $30k/year, you somehow find a way to live. At that time, if someone offered you a job making $80k/year, you’d think you’d be rich! No more money…

So better to outlaw the only plans I CAN afford? Why not let me choose???

What I like doing is grilling those suckers up in butter, just like a grilled cheese. Peanut butter (crunchy, obvs) gets all gooey, bread gets some nice texture, butter gives some richness. It’s the bomb.

I would point out what’s great with this plan, but like the NBA, I have no defense.

My favorite combination of bumper stickers:

As long as you can get American soldiers killed, you will always have defenders, because there will always be people who think saying that American soldiers were sent somewhere to die for no good reason is more offensive than sending American soldiers somewhere to die for no good reason.

My gf has a relative that got radiation poisoning as an engineer in the US Navy because he worked on sonar systems. On an occasion or two, the sonar was on while he was working on it (despite the crew responsible for turning it off being made aware they should turn it off while he was working on it) and died of…

I’m not sure how to feel, yet, but one discomfiting thought that keeps coming back is how it feels kind of similar to how right leaning outlets would bring up pizzagate with a sorta “we just don’t know!” hands in the air routine.

Listen, if they wanted to know specifics about how things were run the person they should be talking to is the Specific Manager.

Also: Ed Harris’ grin when he realized he’s been actually shot.

I think this attitude is an extremely large part of how the alt right gained so much traction. What happened to proper debate and discourse? If we, as liberals, are so afraid of her voice being heard, and are willing to silence controversial topics then are we really striving for a fair and balanced society? or one…