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So like... Home Depot?

Okay, where do I find Vietnamese people? Generally speaking. Besides Vietnam.

It would probably still be a $6k "addon". For those of you who have never been to Long Island don't ever go. It is a terrible, terrible place.

Who does? All of you? Just the best gift giver? Dealer's choice? Father's choice? I need to figure out if I should start hanging out with Vietnamese people.

You need to build the box first so you have the capital to work on the platform.... later.

She must have described it a lot better than you just did. Because that doesn't sound fun at all.

Umm, I never said it was a modest salary overall. I said it was a modest salary in places like Midtown Manhattan... What the hell? Modest probably still isn't the right word. 150k is still a good salary, but it's not a "great" salary in areas like that.

He's single and free. Let the man fly Noodle.

Does Tarrant offer a wedding package?

Nevermind. Nothing to see here!

You really hate Jysin don't you?

No, because then the fog goes higher than 6 inches off the ground. It needs to look like a swamp from an 80s puppet movie to be romantic Tenks. You filthy casual.

The food wasn't very good. They were paying for ridiculously cliche shit like a bucket of liquid nitrogen so they could slow dance in a cloud of fog.

Yes, we were all writhing in Aupileptic fits. That's Autism + Epilepsy. Do you speak that way out in the real world?

The Marriage thread just reminded me of something I am seriously considering as my next venture in Real Estate. Wedding/Event hall. I live in CT and quite literally all I need to do is buy a beat up old barn in an allergy ridden field, put a rope swing on a tree and a random trellised bridge...

$15k is a lot to spend in my book, and some of you other guys have mentioned $25k territory, clearly a lot of money for a wedding. But 7 of my cousins are women, and my entire family is from Long Island. 2 of my cousins got married last year. Price tags for those weddings? $65k and $58k. Now...

Guys... the areas I'm talking about are perfectly fine, nice areas. They just aren't the poshest of the posh. They certainly aren't slums. And Cad, bro... this isn't the flimflam butthurt gamergate sjw area of the forum.

Great tech jobs in those areas pay a lot more than that. 150k in major metropolitan areas (especially in NY or CA) is a modest tech salary. You live on the upper east side instead of madison avenue, etc. Vinen is pretending that's all that's available in his area because he's a blow hard who...

Anyone in Legion beta dove into any crafting professions yet? I'm wondering if they went back to dailies for tokens for things like cooking and JC

Never change lendarios

Let's walk through the conversation since you can't seem to keep it straight. Your original statement. Aside from commenting on how preposterous that statement is I also asked what tsx was because I had never heard that terminology before and when I googled it literally nothing software related...

I just follow the leader

Wait, wasn't Lendarios trying to say you wouldn't know how to do Typescript development if all you were, was a C# monkey who naturally would only be able to hit F5? And then he called everyone an aspie? No wonder he makes 7 figures. That guy can sell anything!

Hahaha, shit man. That's more expensive than a decent cut of beef per lb! And it's fucking water!

Because you would have larger payments up front. Amortization works in such a way that your payment stays the same every month which most people prefer because most people buy houses they can't *really* afford. And people like to know exactly what their expenditure will be at all times. 57%...

10/10

Man, I'm really fuckin up.

What is this? I have to try extra hard just so my cauliflower doesn't crumble apart when I'm cutting it and then oiling/seasoning it. You're telling me I could just crumble it and then sell it to people for profit?!

Come on dude. I said that because it seems like you believe he is personally attacking you. 1) 5 years is not a stupid number, I already explained why. People tend to have 5 year plans, so that's the point of reference 2) Most people who bounce around are just giving money away to the bank...

I'm guessing you bought a starter home?

I figured the "5 years" part was because that's the cutoff most people use when they talk about how long they want to stay in their "starter homes". So that's the point of reference. 5 year plans and all that. I don't usually hear people talking about buying a starter home and living in it...

All he said was a large portion of your payment is going towards interest, and hardly any of it towards principle during the first 5 years of a 30 year mortgage. And that statement is unequivocally true. I'm not really sure what your other bullet points have to do with that? Especially the...

You're worried about tax write offs?

What are the variables in his statement? Amortization is part of every mortgage loan I've ever heard of.

That's honestly the most reasonable way to home shop if you ask me. All this "starter home" nonsense is for fools. Don't buy a house unless you know you plan on spending a large chunk of time there, preferably forever.

That's even better.

Sounds like a market ripe for another meltdown. Sounds to me like you should sell.

Why is signing up for 2 years of work in a single go intimidating? I'm doing the same thing right now (I'm a consultant for a company I used to work for, through TEKSystems) and right now my contract is just "indefinite". I'd jump at a 2 year deal without hesitation because I'm making almost...

Because the previous leaders didn't have a Targaryen with dragons to sail to and pledge allegiance to? Because they didn't have a leader who cared about being anything more than they already were? Is this a serious question?

God bless you son.