Fri Apr 15, 2016 7:39 pm
golddigger14s wrote:Watching the Alone season two chosen people, and I was not one of them. I can quit in 48 hours like they can. Sometimes it sucks not being crazy enough to be selected for Alone, or other survival/prepper shows. Or should that be a good thing?
Fri Apr 15, 2016 8:23 pm
Soldier_Citizen wrote:golddigger14s wrote:Watching the Alone season two chosen people, and I was not one of them. I can quit in 48 hours like they can. Sometimes it sucks not being crazy enough to be selected for Alone, or other survival/prepper shows. Or should that be a good thing?
Be a grey man. I see a lot of the shows like doomsday preppers and all I think is " this now makes you a target"
Fri Apr 15, 2016 8:32 pm
CurtisLemansky wrote:Bedridden yesterday with the worst stomach bug I've ever had. At least able to be upright today, but body still aches like hell and anything I eat hurts the stomach. God damn I hate being this sick!
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Fri Apr 15, 2016 8:34 pm
sinus211 wrote:usrifle wrote:glockgirl wrote:Taxes.
I mean, mine are done, and I understand the whole civic responsibility thing, but how does it make any (censored) sense to punish people who outright own their homes, instead of having a mortgage? Given that I sold the house I'd purchased with my then-husband, found this house and managed to come out ahead enough in the transaction to buy it outright and eliminate my mortgage, you'd think that I'd be happy. No, not so much, not now, since I can't take the mortgage credit any more.
My financial adviser mentioned this in passing when I bought this house, but I kind of blew him off. I regret that now.
Also, the redefinition of "high-income" households changed somewhere in the past couple of years, and yes, even though I know it was a Democratic initiative to lower the threshold for the definition of a "high-income" household, it still (censored)es me off.
Upshot is, between suddenly being defined as a "high-income" household and the loss of the mortgage tax credit, I ended up, for the first time in my life, actually writing a cheque to the IRS. Ugh.
Welcome to my world Jen....7500 bucks today.
Lol, you guys. Open up a business then talk to me about taxes. I pay the .gov 5 times a year.
Fri Apr 15, 2016 8:37 pm
edogg wrote:sinus211 wrote:usrifle wrote:glockgirl wrote:Taxes.
I mean, mine are done, and I understand the whole civic responsibility thing, but how does it make any (censored) sense to punish people who outright own their homes, instead of having a mortgage? Given that I sold the house I'd purchased with my then-husband, found this house and managed to come out ahead enough in the transaction to buy it outright and eliminate my mortgage, you'd think that I'd be happy. No, not so much, not now, since I can't take the mortgage credit any more.
My financial adviser mentioned this in passing when I bought this house, but I kind of blew him off. I regret that now.
Also, the redefinition of "high-income" households changed somewhere in the past couple of years, and yes, even though I know it was a Democratic initiative to lower the threshold for the definition of a "high-income" household, it still (censored)es me off.
Upshot is, between suddenly being defined as a "high-income" household and the loss of the mortgage tax credit, I ended up, for the first time in my life, actually writing a cheque to the IRS. Ugh.
Welcome to my world Jen....7500 bucks today.
Lol, you guys. Open up a business then talk to me about taxes. I pay the .gov 5 times a year.
I worked on a 1099 contract for a couple years and got a taste of that. I think that everyone should experience quarterly tax payments at least once in their life. It is eye opening to write that check and watch that money go flying out of your bank account.
Fri Apr 15, 2016 8:38 pm
cmica wrote:Soldier_Citizen wrote:golddigger14s wrote:Watching the Alone season two chosen people, and I was not one of them. I can quit in 48 hours like they can. Sometimes it sucks not being crazy enough to be selected for Alone, or other survival/prepper shows. Or should that be a good thing?
Be a grey man. I see a lot of the shows like doomsday preppers and all I think is " this now makes you a target"
You could always go "naked and afraid"
Fri Apr 15, 2016 8:39 pm
cmica wrote:Soldier_Citizen wrote:golddigger14s wrote:Watching the Alone season two chosen people, and I was not one of them. I can quit in 48 hours like they can. Sometimes it sucks not being crazy enough to be selected for Alone, or other survival/prepper shows. Or should that be a good thing?
Be a grey man. I see a lot of the shows like doomsday preppers and all I think is " this now makes you a target"
You could always go "naked and afraid"
Fri Apr 15, 2016 8:57 pm
golddigger14s wrote:On the way home from work the entire contents of my cooling system dumped out. I don't know yet if it was a hose, or water pump yet.
Fri Apr 15, 2016 9:53 pm
Fri Apr 15, 2016 10:21 pm
usrifle wrote:glockgirl wrote:Taxes.
I mean, mine are done, and I understand the whole civic responsibility thing, but how does it make any (censored) sense to punish people who outright own their homes, instead of having a mortgage? Given that I sold the house I'd purchased with my then-husband, found this house and managed to come out ahead enough in the transaction to buy it outright and eliminate my mortgage, you'd think that I'd be happy. No, not so much, not now, since I can't take the mortgage credit any more.
My financial adviser mentioned this in passing when I bought this house, but I kind of blew him off. I regret that now.
Also, the redefinition of "high-income" households changed somewhere in the past couple of years, and yes, even though I know it was a Democratic initiative to lower the threshold for the definition of a "high-income" household, it still (censored)es me off.
Upshot is, between suddenly being defined as a "high-income" household and the loss of the mortgage tax credit, I ended up, for the first time in my life, actually writing a cheque to the IRS. Ugh.
Welcome to my world Jen....7500 bucks today.
Fri Apr 15, 2016 10:37 pm
Fri Apr 15, 2016 10:37 pm
Fri Apr 15, 2016 11:43 pm
sinus211 wrote:Indoor cat got out today. Still isn't back. Wife is a wreck. She loves that little bastard. Neighbors down the street had a cat go missing this week too. Shit.
Fri Apr 15, 2016 11:51 pm
usrifle wrote:sinus211 wrote:Indoor cat got out today. Still isn't back. Wife is a wreck. She loves that little bastard. Neighbors down the street had a cat go missing this week too. Shit.
Uh oh...not good.
Missing Cats in the hood? Do you have Coyotes around?
Sat Apr 16, 2016 2:21 am
Old Jim wrote:golddigger14s wrote:On the way home from work the entire contents of my cooling system dumped out. I don't know yet if it was a hose, or water pump yet.
Chuck, I know the feeling. The 2000 GMC 1500 Sierra heater core hose blew out this am. The fitting going into the firewall broke off. The bad part is..............the entire dash assembly needs removal to replace the heater core.![]()