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22% of men (incl. Kevin) don't realize that a chimp would fucking wreck them
If it had killed you, the gravestone would read "here lies [xxx]. he died of embarassment"
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The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power - Amazon Prime
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American Primeval - Netflix
great movie at first but it got a bit laborious when the Predator got killed by being nagged to death.
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TurboTax
Deloitte does my tax and for the first few years I had to self-fill volumes of information like in the OP, over and over and again. Takes basically just as long to crunch the tax all by hand by myself. Their process (and the GlobalAdvantage portal) improved in the last few years.
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Hey Oil Barons.......
There's technical issues and and costs to restart production wells after having shut them in. Might need testing, maintenance, etc. But unless there is severe demand impairment, they won't shut down the wells, they'll merely choke its production rate down. The bottleneck now due to damage in refining capacity and sanctioning of some tankers has a small marginal impact. On the upside IEA and Rystad (industry analysts) revised upwards expectation of global demands and OPEC+/Russia supply to meet it, despite what OPEC+ previously stated in December. If the Ukraine war gets resolved - and looks like its trending that way - then you'd also expect much of the sanctioning pressures to subside.
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22% of men (incl. Kevin) don't realize that a chimp would fucking wreck them
Now imagine if it was a bear shark
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Post a pic that makes you lol
https://x.com/sstrange_world/status/1889301100005605791
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Random thoughts that don't warrant a thread
Ive been watching The Pacific and trying to reconcile how the people who did Nanking one generation ago are now the people who apologize to everyone for the train arriving 2 minutes too late.
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Random thoughts that don't warrant a thread
One time I watched this short documentary on the japanese harley/lowrider motorcycle subculture. It was said how they were emulating the american motocycle gang culture, so that it was linked to the yakuza and participated in bullying and violent extortion and racketeering and all that socially stigmatized stuff. One scene had this motorcycle “gang” gather in a parking lot. The bikers were walking around gathering up trash and turns out its just a bunch of 50 year old accountants and such, and theyre all like “oh yes, we rike motos please, sound is very very good thank you, haiii.” vicious thug people, these japs.
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Post a pic that makes you lol
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Paris/Europe in late January?
Caneles are a specialty of bourdeaux but can be found across france and if you can find the copper moulds it makes a great souvenir
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Paris/Europe in late January?
for my tastes, food in Spain trumps France easily. this goes for everyday dining through to haute cuisine where ive tried different michelin starred restaurants in paris and lyon. ive also done a cooking class in spain (with coworkers) and its a lot more social than it is educational. if the cuisine is novel to you, theres learning value in it. if not, i dont think most of them are geared towards being a good cook. its just something to pass the time while sipping on alcohol and pretending to do culinary labor.
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Surly #Stonks
Just off of this website is good enough 🙏
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Financial Goals in 2025
^money shouts. wealth whispers.
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Surly #Stonks
A trader thinks that the prices of eggs are going to increase, and so he contacts his broker and asks him to buy 1,000,000 egg futures at $1.70 Sure enough, a week later, the price of egg futures is $2.50, and the trader, happy to ride his winners, places an order for 3,000,000 more egg futures Next month, at $4.30 a piece, he pats himself on the back and restructures his liquid investments to buy another 10,000,000 egg futures At the end of the quarter, egg futures are trading at $7, and the trader finally calls up his broker and tells him to sell them all The broker replies: “To who? You’re the egg man!”
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Surly #Stonks
A few more months of this and Surly will end up owning all of IBRX
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Random thoughts that don't warrant a thread
I never clicked on that from 5 years ago because i didnt recognize “blippi” and wasnt curious and am so glad i saved myself an extra 5 years of torture
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Hey Oil Barons.......
This graphic is really good because (1) tobacco fucking rocks to own (2) you never hear people say shit like “man philip morris is ripping me off on cigarettes and ipads are extortionate”. but people do complain about grocery stores and consumer packaged goods and those guys only get single-digit margin. perception vs reality.
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Getting old sucks
We had the flu vaccine in previous seasons but skipped the last one. Never again. Shit is torture.
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Hey Oil Barons.......
Crazy idea: the people with economic interest in an entity gets to allocate *their* capital in a way that aligns with their interest. Its amazing that the type of people crying about fascism are the ones who want to dictate how other people spend their money.
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Holy shit balls is Intel (INTC) Fucked?
Im celebrating my equity cost basis in the low 20s, and derivative positions that is up 100%+ to date.
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Getting old sucks
anyway, to get back on topic, ive been fighting the goddamn flu, and its the worst thing since covid, and the 2nd illest ive ever felt. also, michael jordan was hungover on game 5. cmon, aint nobody playing 44 minutes of ball with a flu.
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Getting old sucks
if they do, then 122k is insane cost of service and hence the expensive family premium ($25k/yr for contribution from employee+employer) if they dont, the insurance companies go out of business.
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