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nostradamus
ParticipantThat’s true I don’t like it either (the lovable poster RatherOpinionated and others like him always called us bitter renters, even though I own). I signed it anyway.
Sign it! Sign it! Sign it!!!!!!!
Sign it! Sign it! Sign it!!!!!!!
Sign it! Sign it! Sign it!!!!!!!
Sign it! Sign it! Sign it!!!!!!!
Sign it! Sign it! Sign it!!!!!!!
Sign it! Sign it! Sign it!!!!!!!ParticipantThat’s true I don’t like it either (the lovable poster RatherOpinionated and others like him always called us bitter renters, even though I own). I signed it anyway.
Sign it! Sign it! Sign it!!!!!!!
Sign it! Sign it! Sign it!!!!!!!
Sign it! Sign it! Sign it!!!!!!!
Sign it! Sign it! Sign it!!!!!!!
Sign it! Sign it! Sign it!!!!!!!
Sign it! Sign it! Sign it!!!!!!!ParticipantRustico, yes your story about the celebrating party was heart warming and made me tingle all over. I hope you’re not too hungover from the party. I have similarly funny stories about my nephew for whom I am a vicarious parent at times.
jpinpb, while you have gone out to enjoy the day I have just come home from enjoying it… 8AM Surf competition at La Jolla Shores, 11AM volleyball at South Mission, a sandwich at La Torta (great little restaurant on Cass in your ‘hood) and now back at the piggy base.
I like the amount of thought you put into your posts but do not agree with your comments about love… I think that, by the laws of nature, people are here to procreate, so couples don’t “just want love”, the natural goal for all is to have children… Love is one thing nature has given us to support the goal of procreation. If a man and woman love each other they will stay together and, like Navydoc says, children of 2 parents tend to lead a better life (or at least be more successful in relationships which leads to more procreation). It’s quite logical.
ParticipantRustico, yes your story about the celebrating party was heart warming and made me tingle all over. I hope you’re not too hungover from the party. I have similarly funny stories about my nephew for whom I am a vicarious parent at times.
jpinpb, while you have gone out to enjoy the day I have just come home from enjoying it… 8AM Surf competition at La Jolla Shores, 11AM volleyball at South Mission, a sandwich at La Torta (great little restaurant on Cass in your ‘hood) and now back at the piggy base.
I like the amount of thought you put into your posts but do not agree with your comments about love… I think that, by the laws of nature, people are here to procreate, so couples don’t “just want love”, the natural goal for all is to have children… Love is one thing nature has given us to support the goal of procreation. If a man and woman love each other they will stay together and, like Navydoc says, children of 2 parents tend to lead a better life (or at least be more successful in relationships which leads to more procreation). It’s quite logical.
ParticipantRustico, yes your story about the celebrating party was heart warming and made me tingle all over. I hope you’re not too hungover from the party. I have similarly funny stories about my nephew for whom I am a vicarious parent at times.
jpinpb, while you have gone out to enjoy the day I have just come home from enjoying it… 8AM Surf competition at La Jolla Shores, 11AM volleyball at South Mission, a sandwich at La Torta (great little restaurant on Cass in your ‘hood) and now back at the piggy base.
I like the amount of thought you put into your posts but do not agree with your comments about love… I think that, by the laws of nature, people are here to procreate, so couples don’t “just want love”, the natural goal for all is to have children… Love is one thing nature has given us to support the goal of procreation. If a man and woman love each other they will stay together and, like Navydoc says, children of 2 parents tend to lead a better life (or at least be more successful in relationships which leads to more procreation). It’s quite logical.
ParticipantRustico, yes your story about the celebrating party was heart warming and made me tingle all over. I hope you’re not too hungover from the party. I have similarly funny stories about my nephew for whom I am a vicarious parent at times.
jpinpb, while you have gone out to enjoy the day I have just come home from enjoying it… 8AM Surf competition at La Jolla Shores, 11AM volleyball at South Mission, a sandwich at La Torta (great little restaurant on Cass in your ‘hood) and now back at the piggy base.
I like the amount of thought you put into your posts but do not agree with your comments about love… I think that, by the laws of nature, people are here to procreate, so couples don’t “just want love”, the natural goal for all is to have children… Love is one thing nature has given us to support the goal of procreation. If a man and woman love each other they will stay together and, like Navydoc says, children of 2 parents tend to lead a better life (or at least be more successful in relationships which leads to more procreation). It’s quite logical.
ParticipantRustico, yes your story about the celebrating party was heart warming and made me tingle all over. I hope you’re not too hungover from the party. I have similarly funny stories about my nephew for whom I am a vicarious parent at times.
jpinpb, while you have gone out to enjoy the day I have just come home from enjoying it… 8AM Surf competition at La Jolla Shores, 11AM volleyball at South Mission, a sandwich at La Torta (great little restaurant on Cass in your ‘hood) and now back at the piggy base.
I like the amount of thought you put into your posts but do not agree with your comments about love… I think that, by the laws of nature, people are here to procreate, so couples don’t “just want love”, the natural goal for all is to have children… Love is one thing nature has given us to support the goal of procreation. If a man and woman love each other they will stay together and, like Navydoc says, children of 2 parents tend to lead a better life (or at least be more successful in relationships which leads to more procreation). It’s quite logical.
April 12, 2008 at 3:50 PM in reply to: Small raise, adjusted for inflation, making less than last year #185658ParticipantI’ve been thinking of giving myself a raise, I haven’t had one in… let’s see… 8 years!
April 12, 2008 at 3:50 PM in reply to: Small raise, adjusted for inflation, making less than last year #185675ParticipantI’ve been thinking of giving myself a raise, I haven’t had one in… let’s see… 8 years!
April 12, 2008 at 3:50 PM in reply to: Small raise, adjusted for inflation, making less than last year #185707ParticipantI’ve been thinking of giving myself a raise, I haven’t had one in… let’s see… 8 years!
April 12, 2008 at 3:50 PM in reply to: Small raise, adjusted for inflation, making less than last year #185709ParticipantI’ve been thinking of giving myself a raise, I haven’t had one in… let’s see… 8 years!
April 12, 2008 at 3:50 PM in reply to: Small raise, adjusted for inflation, making less than last year #185716ParticipantI’ve been thinking of giving myself a raise, I haven’t had one in… let’s see… 8 years!
ParticipantHey if it makes you happy, splurge. We are all adults. They should be aware, though, that splurging is not saving so if at the end of it all they are confused as to why there’s no money, THEN I would question their sanity. The same goes if you’re buying fancy jeans and other luxuries while you are not feeding yourself or your family properly. But if you feel happy having a negative or 0 net worth then so be it.
I hope when I die my net worth is 0 or a huge, negative number. That is, unless I have children. But I sure as hell wouldn’t spend extra money on fancy jeans or handbags or anything like that… I’d rather wear trashy jeans and spend money on travel!
ParticipantHey if it makes you happy, splurge. We are all adults. They should be aware, though, that splurging is not saving so if at the end of it all they are confused as to why there’s no money, THEN I would question their sanity. The same goes if you’re buying fancy jeans and other luxuries while you are not feeding yourself or your family properly. But if you feel happy having a negative or 0 net worth then so be it.
I hope when I die my net worth is 0 or a huge, negative number. That is, unless I have children. But I sure as hell wouldn’t spend extra money on fancy jeans or handbags or anything like that… I’d rather wear trashy jeans and spend money on travel!
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