Comments by RandomMember (page 6)

Trying to stay on topic, SB just before long Covid break was also into Lulu Lemon. She would wear their yoga pants-- but she would look sexy in a burlap sack or a Walmart Tee (as long as it was tight-fitting). She's blonde, slender, and got swimwear modeling gigs off Instagram.

It's been about 17 months since covid was declared a pandemic. If someone still doesn't understand the rationale and science behind wearing masks, it's time to give up.

That you consider Jim Jordan a source of anything quotable doesn't surprise me. School districts in Austin mandating masks -- direct middle-finger to gov Abbott. What great news. https://www.statesman.com/story/news/2021/08/09/austin-isd-issues-mask-mandate-defiance-texas-gov-greg-abbott/5545692001/

Middle-aged guy who ruined his career with his preoccupation with age-inappropriate 20-yr-olds. You know, like 85% percent of the guys here. Trial by media, and we don't for sure what he did or didn't do. Trump (grab-em-by-the pussy) must be laughing his ass off.

And why could this possibly matter? To impress the valet who makes minimum wage plus tips?

^^^ That's a terrific question for @Warrior

I couldn't care less what is considered trendy or fashionable to girls 3 decades younger than me. I hate shopping shopping passionately and have never gone shopping with an SB. Increase in allowance to compensate, and she can do what she wants on her own.

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@Mark: "Depending on how your assets are invested, there is tremendous flexibility to keep your taxable income low enough for massive Obamacare subsidy " ______________________________________ "Massive subsidy" is a comical way to characterize a few hundred dollars per month, especially given the buy-borrow-die tax-avoidance strategy of our countries billionaires: https://www.wsj.com/articles/buy-borrow-die-how-rich-americans-live-off-their-paper-wealth-11625909583 But it's an interesting point. It would be impossible for a millionaire-next-door type with a traditional IRA to withdraw money from said IRA, without increasing his taxable MAGI (indexed to the Obamacare subsidy). I suppose someone with a ROTH IRA could pull it off in a completely legal way -- that is keep his MAGI low enough to get free medical care.

Just a friendly reminder that condoms are only 30% to 50% effective against HSV and HPV

What are you worried about? Obamacare just survived another Supreme Court decision and is here to stay, more popular than ever. More money has been pumped in to help upper-middle class people with premiums. There's no chance of a GOP repeal at this point. How ridiculous to blame Buden? We have nationwide PPO through my employer which is better than you can get on the exchanges. But even that may improve as more money is allocated to the exchanges.

"I sure hope when the Fed releases the rent assistance funds it goes directly to the landlords " __________ Actually, the lesson here and elsewhere is to bypass all state governments, which are getting in the way. Send the Fed money directly to those in need.

The hustle for cheap OTC is standard TUSCL protocol and a good idea. But I'm cynical and she's probable crying about being evicted or needing new tires.

Today's WSJ, article about SEC chief getting involved to police the crypto markets. The wild-west days of being able to trade assets, derivatives, lend, borrow against cryptos without any oversight may be coming to an end. Look for the SEC to crack down on "stablecoins" which are considered dangerous enough to destabilize the financial system. https://www.wsj.com/articles/sec-will-police-cryptocurrencies-to-maximum-possible-extent-chair-gary-gensler-says-11628007567

No @Skibirther, only black and brown oeople leech off tge system /S

@Tincan: "Enforcement will be impossible." _________________ Why? Didn't the FBI track down bitcoins in that colonial pipeline ransomware case? Bitcoin: preferred by mindless Libertarian gold-standard types, drug-dealers, and tax-evaders all across the globe.

@Mark this thread is supposed to be about the eviction moratorium. Why don't you go jack off in your own thread?

@SKibum: "States distribute welfare and medical aid from the Federal Government so the idea that they don't have a system in place is sheer stupidity. " ____________________ Since you brought up "medical aid," anyone with a pulse knows that Fed money to extend Medicaid has been rejected by many states since Obamacare started in 2008. There are still 12 red states that refuse to take Fed money to expand Medicaid -- despite the obvious cruelty of withholding medical care for the poor. They really don't have a system in place; the idea of extending Medicaid is considered "socialism" and letting the poor suffer is an acceptable choice.

So there's an attempt to foil money laundering and tax evasion. How terrible is that.

It's called jaundice, @Anderson, and it can be caused by being an alcoholic. You sure sound like you've been drinking. Or else maybe you have some other neurological condition.

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Florida lags other states in distributing Federal money allocated to help landlords and tenants. Just 2% distributed as of July 30. Other red states like TX has done a much better job. Truly pathetic. https://www.tampabay.com/news/real-estate/2021/07/31/florida-has-disbursed-3-percent-of-rent-aid-as-eviction-moratorium-ends/

Some innocent kids will be included in the evictions, right? What I still don't understand is why only $3B out $47B approved by congress made it into the hands of people who needed the money. Why? Incalcitrant, stupid, right-wing states? Or just plain ol' incompetence. At least our Gov Polis extended the moratorium another month. Good guy.

^^^ and based on what statistics? Conversations with the steady stream of whores you write about? We should at least finish spending the money allocated for this purpose. Something like 10M people are behind on rent.