That's some truly unconditional love right there. Not to rain on your newly postponed parade, but I'm not sure one more year is going to bring housing costs down much. I say just sign the mortgage over to your daughter, so it becomes YOU living with HER. The only gamble there is she might turn around and put you in a retirement home.
That and in 10 years I don't think I have to pay RE tax of about $10K a year if we still own it. Put in a trust, pay the tax. And even sorrier, in the US, I don't think these prices are sustainable. Some predict this bubble will burst w/i the next few months. It could be a perfect storm of recession, rising mortgage rates. Not sure as materials are expensive. You don't want to build now.
Meh, too much planning and forward thinking. I say light a match, burn that shit down, and collect on the insurance; rent a nice condo somewhere and sip margaritas on your balcony while law enforcement and insurance companies are none the wiser. Fool-proof plan straight out of Ocean's 11... or my demented mind that has no concept of real-world consequences. Basically, don't listen to me.
Doggo IS cute!! Name?
Yeah, can't say I'm surprised. If the music industry has taught us anything it's that drugs and alcohol are a huge part of it, and the brightest stars often find themselves tangled up in them. A relapse at 74 is a bit odd, but when you're the front man for a band as popular as Aerosmith with living proof in Keith Richards that you're practically invincible when it comes to substance use... why not? That said, it IS sad. I wish him nothing but the best and a speedy journey back onto the wagon (Keith Richards is an anomaly, not an example.)
Idiots: "If you hit me, I'll sue!"
One day, Steven Tyler's lips will grow to encompass half of the planet, and Mick Jagger's will cover the other, and the battle between them for domination of the Earth will be EPIC.
My favourite one of Palmer’s ads was the one about a private airfield owned by a Chinese company out in mining territory or something. Something Australians may or may not be concerned about but the tone of the ad was as if he was telling us something not even the Gub’mint knew. And all I could think was “Mother fucker, if you believe for a moment there isn’t an ASIO operative or three monitoring that place constantly and that the RAAF totally haven’t done a bombing scenario for it then you’re off your chops”.
So the entertainment industry, in a bold move to see how far rebooting things from the 80's can go, is now trying "Steven Tyler going to rehab".
All the Clive Palmer ads do is move him from the list of people you want to ignore to the list of people you want to punch in the face.
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Eh, about a hundred years ago, people were claiming to see unidentified airships flying around. As in, dirigibles. That might be why you still have the odd cigar-shaped UFO stuff.So we've got COVID, mass shootings, economic recession, hate crimes, supply chain issues making the acquisition of goods as basic as baby formula extremely difficult, so what is our government doing about those things?
Analysis: Congress is finally waking up to UFOs
UFOs are finally having a moment. In Congress that is.
Deflecting much? If the people are looking towards the sky, they're not looking down into their empty pockets, empty store shelves and full coffins, I guess. Seriously, the aliens aren't doing anything wrong; they're just voyeurs watching our shit-show of a civilization collapse in on itself.
I just feel we've got slightly bigger issues our government should be focused than "UFOs." Isn't there a war in Ukraine started by a psychopath who's threatened nuclear repercussions should the west get actively involved? A crippled supply chain leaving store shelves empty driving up cost of goods and inflation? Is our national average gas price damn-near $5/gallon? Are they seriously focused on E.T. and repealing the right of woman to terminate unwanted pregnancies, a right they should have ALWAYS had, but have only had for a mere 40 years?
So we've got COVID, mass shootings, economic recession, hate crimes, supply chain issues making the acquisition of goods as basic as baby formula extremely difficult, so what is our government doing about those things?
Analysis: Congress is finally waking up to UFOs
UFOs are finally having a moment. In Congress that is.
Deflecting much? If the people are looking towards the sky, they're not looking down into their empty pockets, empty store shelves and full coffins, I guess. Seriously, the aliens aren't doing anything wrong; they're just voyeurs watching our shit-show of a civilization collapse in on itself.
I noticed this phenomenon during our annual river trip a few years ago, and apparently there's actual science behind it...
I know it doesn't mean much, especially when the pain hits, but we're pulling for you. While the journey may suck ass, sometimes the only way out is through.
I’ll sing the praises of the iPhone and iPad in sheer out of the box usability all day but AirPods look like the biggest pieces of shit on the market. I cannot fathom trusting the longevity or durability of something that small that needs to do what they do.
The quality of their products is irrelevant to me, what's pissing me off is their awful, awful customer service and practices. She told me her airpods can only be linked to one Apple ID.
"We're Apple. We do not adapt to customer preferences; customers adapt their preferences to us."
