Baccarat, just play baccarat...you have a 45% chance of winning.

You should frankenstein the dehumidifier so it drains the water into the humidifier. If it overflows, the dehumidifier wins, otherwise the humidifier won.

It’s the Texas retailer way of doing business...the same executives keep moving between Michaels, Pier1 and Radioshack and implement the same failed policy over and over.

If every sector of the govt said “it’s a minor expense, no point in cutting it”, we’d end up with a bankrupt county that is paying for lots of little things.....obvious major expenses can make a big dent in the budget, but you can’t use the size of something, or lack of, as a justification to spend money on it.

8 bites? What’s with all the foreplay....1 and done, just shove it all in.

This would explain why my allergies were so bad this spring but a had an non-stop erection.

It at least looks like a $100k car, unlike the $100k Model S that looks like my Toyota Camry. Disclaimer: I don’t actually own a Camry.

This made my day.

I just had a colonoscopy a few months ago for digestive issues, it was $3800 (my out of pocket costs)....I’d take $1600 all day long....heck give me a double.

Libya.

Pretty sure they have the colors labelled incorrectly.

“Neither of These Women Wanted to Be Pregnant”....solution: don’t have sex.

Or bulldoze the whole area and plant grass.

Dude, don’t be so racist :)

My current employer insistent on it, and even said “we’ll have to verify your current income before we can hire you anyway”. So I gave her my current salary and she replied back with “hey that’s $20k less than you’re asking now, that’s a big jump”....so I replied back with “now I need $30k more, take it or leave it”.…

I just took their $91/mo plan and compared it to my health expenses I had last year and, assuming they have the same negotiated rates, I would have saved $413 using Value Health....and if I put that savings in my IRA, by the time I retire that would grow to almost $4k @ 8% returns.

Basically do you want to pay now or take a chance and pay later. Younger people should, and usually do, take the chance and they would benefit greatly from a plan like that.

My thought is that we’re (the royal ‘we’) are too stuck on getting a replacement vs see what it would take to actually fix the issues with the ACA. Figure that out, then work backwards on making it better. The rates I was getting quotes on the marketplace (indie contractor w/ 5 kids, all healthy) were going to cost…

“about 10 percent of people are uninsured. If the ACA stays in place, that number will hold steady”...how can you say that when insurance companies are fleeing the ACA? Leaving most people with one or two options to choose from.