I pay most of my bills with my end of the month paycheck and the middle of the month paycheck is for necessities/savings/fun stuff. Mostly necessities/savings though.

I quite liked it, don’t usually like musical shows but the tunes are catchy and somewhat funny sometimes

The very rare need for it seems like it would be best to just rent a camera when needed or buy a better specific use one for a toolbox rather than needing to carry a mediocre one around in your pocket 24/7

Because they do not need to survive like that for long lol they die like immediately after.

I would assume it’s because pooping is a very vulnerable moment, and they prefer to not face the sun and being blinded while doing so.

I would rather the audiobook wait to release by a few weeks/months if it means keeping the same actor.

Again the excuse of ‘no politics’

YOU CAN’T AVOID POLITICS

Accepting contracts from Israel is just as political as denying contracts from Israel. You just stated your political stance by accepting. Why do people think it’s a free copout?

To me it’s not really a challenge, it’s just annoying. It’s pretty easy to adapt, but I like having things symmetrical and it annoys me when I get certain layouts. So much that I almost feel like abandoning my settlement immediately upon start.

I just want to be able to place my starting warehouse instead of being forced to build around the random start layout :(

I’m curious how they came up with 3.48 hours. Does rounding it up to 3.5 really make that much of a difference?

I’m pro-do-whatever-the-fuck-you-want-as-long-as-it-doesnt-harm-or-negatively-affect-anyone-else

Microsoft handles everything like idiots. Because all they do is try and improve how much money they make, not how good their products are.

A lot of times that’s where people cross the street. Want people to stop before the spot people might step out into.

But… Do you really?

How much does a fridge filter actually filter? I am perfectly fine with drinking out of the tap, and the fridge is just filtering the tap water…

To me it just seems like a cash grab.

I never even knew about them until about 10 years ago, then knew I wanted one immediately after looking them up.

Then a year later my sister, working at an animal rescue shelter, let me know that one came in after being abandoned due to running off and being picked up by animal control multiple times, and then I immediately got on the list to adopt.

Apologies for the photo bombardment but definitely one of the best of the dog breeds out there.

Need to have space though and be more of a partner than a master, to tolerate stubbornness and barks.

Please try to develop some reading comprehension.

In the context of

So would you agree there should be rules about protestors blocking access to planned parenthood? Or is it perfectly fine the way the system is right now, just allowing them to threaten and harass everyone going inside for unhindered rights or assembly?

It was in direct reply to your comment about planned parenting protestors.

In none of my comments am I bashing the bridge protestors other than saying they should not be allowed to block traffic, and the right of assembly should have rules and regulations to determine “proper” and “improper” forms of protest.

I don’t even know what you are arguing about.

Literally no one said that. I fully support anyone wishing to protest against Israel’s treatment of Palestine and the hypocritical enabling of the democrats. The issue being discussed is whether or not certain rights and freedoms should have rules attached to it.

Blocking a bridge, people say there should not be rules against it because they need to be a disruption to be heard properly. Some people say certain rules preventing the right of assembly should be allowed in certain cases, like blocking hospital access or creating buffer zones around schools and abortion clinics.

Some people say there shouldn’t be any rules at all preventing any rights from being expressed.

I’m of the opinion that blocking traffic shouldn’t be allowed for protesting peacefully. Line the edges and walkways of the bridge and be as visible as you want with large vibrant signs and megaphones, but don’t stand in the street preventing people from getting to work.

Others disagree and simply say that it’s a right to do it, but then they are fine with attaching certain rules to other rights like preventing hate speech. It’s simply a matter of trying to find where the line should be drawn.

So would you agree there should be rules about protestors blocking access to planned parenthood? Or is it perfectly fine the way the system is right now, just allowing them to threaten and harass everyone going inside for unhindered rights or assembly?

And not just liquid wealth.

Own stocks? Pay a tax on their value at time of purchase, updating every year from that day.

Wouldn’t people still own the same percentage, but the company itself just own less?

I don’t believe they can just create shares out of thin air. The company would typically own a certain amount of shares the entire time and then sell the ones they own.

So if you had 1% before and the company owned 50%, they might decide to sell half of their shares so they now only own 25% but you still own your 1%. You don’t just magically have 0.5% now.

The reason the shares drop in price when this happens is because it’s a sign that the company is either in financial trouble and seeking for a quick influx of cash or it’s a sign that the company doesn’t have much hope for its future success and wants to sell now before the price naturally starts to go down anyways.