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451.
by cylinder 9y ago
Hmm, pretty sure just outside London there are massive homes for what I'd call upper middle class people. And then in America you can buy a 3000sq ft house for $150k, definitely room for a dinner party because there's not much els
452.
by cylinder 9y ago
Wow that is pretty spot on.
453.
by cylinder 9y ago
When I think about the reasons to pursue owning a house over an apartment, I will remember the Waffle Brunch. It sounds like such a house with a yard thing.
454.
by cylinder 9y ago
Why does this author continuously avoid using commas, instead using the "and" effect?
455.
by cylinder 9y ago
But kids this age have always been crazy fans of pop stars. Now they're choosing their content and engaging more directly rather than having (often skeezy) middlemen such as agents, producers, music labels, etc manufacture and force st
456.
by cylinder 9y ago
Quite British advice. I would sue
457.
by cylinder 9y ago
It's all riding on the faith of the rest of the world in the US. Watch the USD. Once it plunges, it's over. Won't be able to print money anymore. Until then they can print away a lot of problems.
458.
by cylinder 9y ago
It only seems strange to you because you are probably American. Not everyone views land this individually. Nor does your approach make any sense. So you're against the government telling me I can't build a toxic waste dump on my l
459.
by cylinder 9y ago
yes, but that's not really an issue. If it's not a real gain (inflation adjusted), then it's not income, and doesn't need to be taxed.
460.
by cylinder 9y ago
The biggest lie is this nonsense about "double taxation," ie taxing money that's already been taxed is somehow unfair. So stupid. Capital gains tax shouldn't exist. It should all be one income tax. You can carve out disc
461.
by cylinder 9y ago
>Official Twitter Account for LydianCoin Pte Ltd., First A.I. Big Data Marketing Cloud for BlockChain This has to be satire...
462.
by cylinder 9y ago
Airport luggage carts
463.
by cylinder 9y ago
Really? Why would I want to die at 30 instead of 80? This is insane logic.
464.
by cylinder 9y ago
Those are massive fleet and supply chain owners. Uber is a booking platform that doesn't own a single vehicle or employ a single driver. That said, I don't think same industry experience is that critical.
465.
by cylinder 9y ago
UCO: Uber Coin Offering. The coins are mined by the power created by the regenerative braking of Uber vehicles.
466.
by cylinder 9y ago
This is the best time for it. We are online and not in Houston so not like I can help them anyways. People need to live in tune with nature, not ignore it for short term monetary gain. Eventually places like Phoenix, Vegas, Miami, etc will
467.
by cylinder 9y ago
Sure. But I thought everyone living in Houston was aware of this risk? How do you live there without knowing this? Most of these outer areas are full of people constantly harping on about the government staying the hell out of their busines
468.
by cylinder 9y ago
That is not going to prevent any supplies from reaching anyone.
469.
by cylinder 9y ago
Haven't seen any reports of major roads collapsing. Bridges? There are no major bridges in Houston. America has a knack of encouraging people to move to completely unsustainable places and not planning for the growth at all.
470.
by cylinder 9y ago
Working for free isn't legal, unless it's an internship for which the intern received academic credit...(some other exceptions too).
471.
by cylinder 9y ago
Why forage when you can easily store thousands of dense nonperishable calories at home? Heading out to the woods to pick a bucket of low calorie leafy greens seems like the last thing you want to be doing in a disaster.
472.
by cylinder 9y ago
Nothing more obnoxious than threaded Tweets.
473.
by cylinder 9y ago
In 2012 there were actually less cars per capita in the US than many parts of Europe including Italy. The difference is that in the US, auto financing is ridiculously easy for purchase and lease, combined with the general financial irrespon
474.
by cylinder 9y ago
The productivity gains ($) are shared by the firm and the software/hardware which is responsible for the increased productivity, not the employee.
475.
by cylinder 9y ago
Common sense. A large population is going to be a big liability going forward. The Anglosphere hasn't figured this out yet.
476.
by cylinder 9y ago
Wow, this is going to be bad.
477.
by cylinder 9y ago
Yep, classic Hudson Valley asshole right here! Go drive South a couple thousand miles if you want to be an insular hillbilly.
478.
by cylinder 9y ago
What? If you're really saving a bunch for retirement and able to buy a Mac without hesitation, then you are doing well! Cost of living isn't an issue then is it? If you're really affording all these things then your housing e
479.
by cylinder 9y ago
That is not how Westchester is. I would love to live in Westchester or Hudson Valley towns. The problem is due to shitty trains, the commutes are far too long. Look at a town like Beacon NY. Beautiful place with ridiculously cheap real esta
480.
by cylinder 9y ago
Mostly true, but they have built new highrise towers in Brooklyn. I am probably living in the most convenient building in the US right now, with lots of amenities in a very comfortable 1bdrm. The problem is it's still $3400/mo+ an

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