SirFatty

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by SirFatty 1y ago
Peter Zeihan would certain disagree with that..
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by SirFatty 1y ago
Posted in the wrong place, I'm guessing?
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by SirFatty 1y ago
"Trump says that she committed mortgage fraud.." That's rich...
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by SirFatty 1y ago
You forgot to finish up the comment with mention of someone being a boomer.
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by SirFatty 1y ago
"Brooks isn't alone. Futurism reported on a woman whose husband, after 12 weeks of believing he'd "broken" mathematics using ChatGPT, almost attempted suicide." How does one "almost attempt" something
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by SirFatty 1y ago
Except all the money taken from my check each and every payday. So yeah, wealth transfer...
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by SirFatty 1y ago
"Digg is currently invite only." Pass.
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by SirFatty 1y ago
"People forget that there a billionaires at the helm of these companies putting their feet on the scale of what is shown." Yes, people do realize that.
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by SirFatty 1y ago
Indeed.. "Octopodes – This is the correct plural in Ancient Greek, but it's very rare and sounds quite formal or academic."
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by SirFatty 1y ago
What? Octopuses not octopi? Have I been lied to my whole life? "Octopi – Often used, but technically incorrect since octopus comes from Greek, not Latin." Learn something new every day...
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by SirFatty 1y ago
As a person that lives on a residential street, and have my whole life, they are not straight and cleared of obstructions. At least in the Chicagoland area. Often curved, with a center berm and trees, etc. Sure the major streets are a dif
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by SirFatty 1y ago
"Cul-de-sacs are effectively a rich person's solution to "Main Street is too fast and dangerous" Good grief... not true. Suburban subdivisions use these, as well as curved roads as pushback against the grid system of ci
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by SirFatty 1y ago
A very broad generalization that just isn't true. Certainly not for residential areas.
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by SirFatty 1y ago
My (not well worded) point is that home ownership can have variables as well, even if the mortgage is paid off. Yes, some areas will freeze the tax level if you are over a certain age, but I'm sure not all areas do that.
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by SirFatty 1y ago
You're forgetting about property tax, another consideration on a fixed income. And of course it can increase.
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by SirFatty 1y ago
"50+ person" The 50ish person was 20 when the web started happening.
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by SirFatty 1y ago
"Boomer catch phrasing" really?
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by SirFatty 1y ago
This is a timely article.. if it was 1998!
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by SirFatty 1y ago
Isn't this what RSS is for though?
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by SirFatty 1y ago
Of course, Jim Jones and L Ron Hubbard, David Kersh. I realize there have always been people that are coocoo for cocoa puffs. But so many as there appear to be now?
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by SirFatty 1y ago
Came to ask a similar question, but also has it always been like this? The difference is now these people/groups on the fringe had no visibility before the internet? It's nuts.
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by SirFatty 1y ago
Why does land area matter exactly?
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by SirFatty 1y ago
Thanks for that... I did not realize that Sabine Schmitz had died, she was great.
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by SirFatty 1y ago
Hilarious.
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by SirFatty 1y ago
Don't forget about Bengasi and the emails!
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by SirFatty 1y ago
I'd rather deal with a dog over most kids at the mall any day.
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by SirFatty 1y ago
Same... maybe you need a Bluesky account, which I don't have.
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by SirFatty 1y ago
Follow the trail... I'm sure it leads to humans as well.
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by SirFatty 1y ago
It's been 6 months....
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by SirFatty 1y ago
Are there still customers giving tips as "a reward for good service"? Yes.

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