

Pacific Rim 2
I assumed it was going to be trash based on that premise, but it had a high production quality and didn’t take itself very seriously, which made it rather entertaining.
Pacific Rim 2
I assumed it was going to be trash based on that premise, but it had a high production quality and didn’t take itself very seriously, which made it rather entertaining.
Another guy in this thread linked an amazing resource for learning:
Evolution doesn’t care what happens to you after reproduction because you’ve already passed on your genes at that point
I don’t get it 😔
Paywall
… how did you put the ashes inside the butt plug?
Uh… except for most games
Lol impromptu geo guesser
I’m expecting President Musk to gut the SEC any day now
I think it might take a lot longer than 20 years for plastic to fully die down
Wooooooosh!
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Actually, star trek might be. In their lore, things got a lot worse before they got better.
Is it just me or does he have a bit of a Mitch McConnell look?
Unfortunately, if they don’t patent it, someone else will and charge royalties.
That mistake has been made with life saving vaccines and other treatments before.
Eeeeeeeyup!
1.9% for the county: http://www.tax-rates.org/texas/travis_county_property_tax
0.7% for the Public Improvement District: https://spdpid.comptroller.texas.gov/view/2024/103225659
I agree with your last sentiment too. Warren Buffett said the memories he made in his house are worth way more than the money he lost by not investing it. We’re thinking of buying for the same reason.
Alternatively, go to the southern hemisphere. It’s really nice and warm in Australia right now.
…ish. My wife and I just did this calculation and (at least in America) property taxes throw a wrench into it.
A decent rental home in Texas costs about $2650 per month. A similar house costs about $460k to buy, and run about $1000/mo in taxes. So you’ll only save about $1650 per month.
Even putting that 460k into a bank account at 4.5% interest will give you $1725/mo, let alone stocks, index funds, and all the other investments you could be doing that will out-perform real estate.
Of course, that doesn’t disprove your point about poverty since you need to have the money to buy/invest. But it’s just a reminder that houses are not the wealth builder that a lot of people imagine them to be.
Always research and determine the best option for your financial situation. Gate-keeping financial literacy is another tool the wealthy use to keep people in poverty.
Source?