How old is your daughter and where did you have it done? Mine has asked a couple of times about it, but I really only want a professional to do it, and not some mall teenager.

I just wish I could find a piercing shop around here that would do little ears. Something about insurance and not doing under 18.

Those cylindrical pieces as you refer to them attach to the socket wrenches (or ratchets). That are in the middle and have 3 different sizes.

Those cylindrical pieces as you refer to them attach to the socket wrenches (or ratchets). That are in the middle…

Ear tubes keep the pressure from building in the ears. I know not everyone has them, but if your child does they will feel no pressure build up.

I have 0% until 8/18, so I think I’m good for now.

I would make the argument that if someone can do algebra than it makes finance easier. For example if you want to buy something worth y and you make x, how long does it take to pay it off? That is a basic algebra question.

I think it also depends on how long you are planning on keeping the car. Sure if you buy a new car with a 5 year loan and trade it in in 4-7 years that isn’t a good thing. But if you buy one with a 5 year loan and keep it for 17 that is a different story.

Having a credit history would build a better credit score which in turn would save you money on many things (like car insurance).

I would have loved to put my last car purchase on my card for the points, but the place wouldn’t let me put more than 2k on it.

But that is also assuming that tax brackets won’t keep going up.

That works as well.

Didn’t really change anything on this one, we were already contributing above our match, so I checked this off as a winning month. :)

MobilityWOD looks pretty interesting

5GB for new users. If you got in early and jumped through their hoops you could keep your 25GB :)

I’m pretty sure that desktoppr.co lets you filter by resolution.

So if ankle mobility is an issue, how do you go about fixing that?

Fair enough. :)

Being an Irish whiskey I don’t believe that would officially be called a mint julep. Since Bourbon is the required liquor for a mint julep.

The best Mint Julep recipe that I have seen: skip the sugar and water, pour a good bourbon over ice, and toss the mint sprig away :)

I think you can put the funds into a traditional IRA and convert/transfer the funds to the Roth as long as you have the Roth open