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If her toothbrush was that good, what does she need you for? :)

If her toothbrush was that good, what does she need you for? :)

I mean, it's a fast food chain, so the coffee probably won't convince coffee snobs. BUT on a scale of 1 to 10, I'd say it's a free.

The app is promoted by a 1.5 minute video that I could have read in 10 seconds. Hmmm.

These kinds of conversations are always hilarious. Reminds me of a thread posted to 9gag, where someone was talking about how she was going to murder her husband, but because of his good looks, wanted to get a couple more children out of him. I wonder what a random passer-by would think, not knowing it involved a…

Like they say, the poor stay poor by living like they're rich and the rich stay rich by living like they're poor.

Gosh, remember when they were estimating the initial death toll was in the tens of thousands?

One thing about meditation that doesn't get as much air time as I would like: The misconception that you need a quiet place with lots of time for meditation.

The PayPal link didn't do anything for me. It just brought me to a page explaining the new layout of my account and where to read the FAQs. *shrug*

There's no telling how long this will last, but for right now, if you click through a very brief slideshow extolling the virtues of PayPal Checkout, you'll get a choice of rewards at the end, including a $5 PayPal credit. That's free money! [ $5 PayPal Credit]

While this is a shady and potentially dangerous way to get your money back, I don't understand why everyone is so reluctant to piss off a "friend" that has such little respect for you or your situation that they won't pay you back your money.

If the value of the loan is small enough to be repaid by a free lunch, it's just better to ignore it and remember not to loan money to the person again.

Or, to put it more accurately: Ricky Gervais, the British comedian who is absolutely nothing like Louis C.K.

The reason dollar cost averaging was created as a strategy is for people who have money to invest every month/paycheck. If you have an amount budgeted to invest each month, invest it whether the market is going up or down. The best example of this is your 401k.

You seem to be assuming that because you spend money you don't save. We put away money every month while spending money on, as Topaz said, fueling up, groceries, etc. This is a way to put away just a little bit more without thinking about it. I do this through my bank already (it just throws it in a savings account)…

This might work for curbing or limiting bad habits as well, as food journaling seems to work for dieters.

I don't like this change, but how the fuck is this money-grabbing?

Consider reasonably priced prostitutes. While the upfront cost can be daunting, the lack of recurring cost really save you in the long run.