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Do you guys do any budgetting?
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2019-05-17 at 6:02 PM UTC
Originally posted by Ajax Yes, that would be an investment. That would be an unusually large interest rate on a CD too. If you made a dollar in a year on a $5 investment, that’s a 20% interest rate or rate of return. I’ll take that any day.
Well sure it was obviously just an example for point making purposes. Buying in bulk is an investment in your knowing you're going to buy that shit anyway piecemeal so the bulk purchase saves you money which technically makes you money, based off time.
I cant fucking word this how I want and I'm getting frustrated with myself. I'm going to go claw the shit out of my scratch post. -
2019-05-17 at 6:29 PM UTCOff Topic for a moment for meme comic relief
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2019-05-17 at 6:33 PM UTC
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2019-05-17 at 6:37 PM UTC
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2019-05-17 at 9:37 PM UTC
Originally posted by Tesla Coil It's weird.. suddenly you get a raise and your tax bracket raises with it and you take home less
I got an extention till October to do it. But I plan on going back to 1040 and not 1099s too fucking complicated. there is no short tax form for them
The more you make the more they take.
That's happened to me more than once,nothing like busting your balls harder than ever just to get FUCKED even harder by the government.
This why Iv'e made it my life's mission to pay as little tax as possible.
FUCK THE IRS.
Think about it the revolutionary war was started on a tax on tea!!
If the people in 1773 could see what we pay now there fucking heads would explode.
As for a budgeting my wife and I worked it so that even though we both worked one of us would bank a whole paycheck every week.
We live off the paycheck that would pay the bills with a little left over and the other check went right into savings. -
2019-05-17 at 9:41 PM UTCI'm not really sure it would make a difference. I just make sure to set aside some money for mad scientist projects.
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2019-05-18 at 12:29 AM UTCI don't really need to. I don't pay for most things.
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2019-05-18 at 3:03 AM UTC
Originally posted by AngryOnion The more you make the more they take.
That's happened to me more than once,nothing like busting your balls harder than ever just to get FUCKED even harder by the government.
This why Iv'e made it my life's mission to pay as little tax as possible.
FUCK THE IRS.
Think about it the revolutionary war was started on a tax on tea!!
If the people in 1773 could see what we pay now there fucking heads would explode.
As for a budgeting my wife and I worked it so that even though we both worked one of us would bank a whole paycheck every week.
We live off the paycheck that would pay the bills with a little left over and the other check went right into savings.
thats what I want to do.. work and get divorce officially and then start saving money. Buy a property up north where they are still affordable.. those the construction cost for permits alone gets it jacked up in price. and you have to have a licensed well digger I'm told who is the only one to pull a permit. plus a septic tank. but you can build around it being officially a house. you just cant sell the property and get back what You put into it. -
2019-05-18 at 3:04 AM UTCAlso, I heard in Oregon you can't collect Rain Water.. not even out of your rain gutters? ?
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2019-05-18 at 3:13 AM UTCAre you budgeting your water?
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2019-05-18 at 3:14 AM UTC
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2019-05-18 at 4:29 AM UTC
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2019-05-18 at 4:32 AM UTC
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2019-05-18 at 4:38 AM UTC
Originally posted by Ghost It's theft bro you are stealing water from municipalities and other farmers.
It rains over your house, your space. as a homesteader of modern times it rained over you. I'm not talking about sucking water out of a river which if that river or building a dam. I'm talking about water that comes down over your home.
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2019-05-18 at 4:50 AM UTC
Originally posted by Tesla Coil It rains over your house, your space. as a homesteader of modern times it rained over you. I'm not talking about sucking water out of a river which if that river or building a dam. I'm talking about water that comes down over your home.
It's not the same thing.
it's water thats a part of the water cycle and if you have 1000 barrels of rainwater you are collecting that is water from the water cycle which is needed by society as a whole more than you need to hoarde all that water.
That's why it's illegal to collect rainwater and it's enforced in more places than Oregon. I'm not even American and I know all about this because I am from the farming community.The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire! -
2019-05-18 at 6:22 AM UTCgadzooks stop being a brown nose.. the only farming Ghost has done is Pot and probably some Coca plantation in Colombia
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2019-05-18 at 6:43 AM UTCBritish Columbia.
I used to grow blueberries, cherries and plums in the kootenays. Also weed and I worked on farms like an Asparagus farm. -
2019-05-18 at 8:57 PM UTC
Originally posted by Ghost British Columbia.
I used to grow blueberries, cherries and plums in the kootenays. Also weed and I worked on farms like an Asparagus farm.
Your country is full of Glaciers and run off. What you don't use goes straight out into ocean.
Again, it's not taking away from the farmers especially up Northern California where it's apart of the lower Cascade mountain region rather than the Sierra (where drout is sometimes big)
So If I drill a well, that's OK but if I capture Rain Water that will sit on top of soil and most of it evaporate and some goes into the ground then that's bad? But if it flows then the Water Company charges me the same water I could of Captured that was falling on me? Dude.. When people purchase land, in most states anything 500 feet or less is your possession, but you have to buy Mineral Rights below that. so It's mine because it fell over my property. how is that not sinking into your brain?
