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The Cowboys saw the news about Stefon and, in their usual state of confusion, released Trevon.

Congrats to you champions.

What did I say? They found a few pictures on the internet. That means all Ms-13 do it too. They couldn’t even do that right, showing tats on the back. Clowns.

So you're telling me Garcia wanted to show everyone he was ms13 by his tats, but he also wanted to hide it, but everyone knows what they mean anyway. Gang squad logic I guess. Has any other ms13 had the same tats?

That's a bummer. The self-own by dogcows pulling a Nazi accusation out of thin air, minutes after I called it, was worth the read. Yeah, they got nothing. Marching orders are "old news$#!"

If you’re bored, yeah. Same shenanigans as the original.

Asurtion falacy

I don't smoke weed; we've had this discussion before. Perhaps you can pray for a memory and a functioning brain, while you ask for forgiveness for completely misunderstanding what it means to follow Christ. Have a blessed night.

I have an R8, tell me more about repair costs. I have no idea.

Remember when those Christian kids were murdered while praying and trump told us to get over it?

Well, I don't have 5 hours between now and 1/1.

You got blasted in the face again. Lol

If America’s job is protecting Christians around the world, why aren’t we bombing Russia? Ukraine is 85% Christian. Or is the justification for bombing Nigeria just a load of ?

Facts are facts Lifetime contribution per immigrant: 🟢North America: +$573,000 🟢Scandinavia: +$557,000 🟢Oceania: +$476,000 🟢Japan: +$525,000 🟢UK: +$481,000 Somalia: -$1.1 million Caribbean: -$675,000 Middle East: -$624,000 Latin America: -$271,000 Sub-Saharan Africa: -$730,000 Central + North Africa: -$700,000 Source: IZA study (Netherlands, 2024) Remigration saves money.

Eddie Murphy wants to know if they found any coffee grounds in the debris?

Did he cook up some opossum after this?

It's called Carbon Black

depends what kind of investor/trader you are. I have assets I won't sell because they are "buy it and forget it" and collect the dividends along the way. There are funds, there are individual holdings, etc. Everyone should have investments like this. I also have an active trading account which technically answers more of your questions. I don't sell when I need money because I don't invest money I will need. It would have to be a crazy emergency for me to need to sell any stocks I've bought in that account. Generally, I sell if a stock has made me a certain % within a certain time period and I feel it is due for a correction. Mostly I am jumping in on stocks that I feel have been oversold and dropped too much. If i'm wrong and they continue to drop, they become a longer term investment for me because fundamentally I believe in each stock I am purchasing so I am also willing to invest (and probably already am) long term in them. I don't worry about short term vs long term capital gains tax unless it just so happens that a stock which is up a certain % is also approaching the 1 year purchase anniversary. Then I may hold a little longer to save on taxes. So basically I sell when I have a certain profit, but there is also a profit to time ratio for me. When I sell, I take my profits and reinvest the original capital in my next oversold pick.... but that specific account is very much something I view as a secondary source of income. Actively trading is something i enjoy doing and i've made upwards of 75k/yr with that account.

Is this in a retirement account, tax sheltered? If so sell them all near their 52 week high and put the money into the ETFs.

When you have SPY or QQQ you have all the same companies and the fund sells companies automatically when they drop out of the index. That way you don't have to ask this question or think about it. You shouldn't buy the companies individually. Shouldn't buy bitcoin either. And, instead of the trendy funds like SPY get VOO which is the same thing with a lot lower expense ratio. Finally, you can ask questions like this in the stock market thread.

Thanks for the recommendation! One of the most astonishing things about the film was how of the moment it was when released. They rushed the premiere to coincide with the Allied invasion of North Africa, and the wide release coincided with the Casablanca conference between Churchill and Roosevelt. It's only about a year after Pearl Harbor, America has entered the war and it's all anyone can talk about. Can you imagine being in the theater watching the scene where Laszlo leads the band in singing La Marseilles to drown out the Nazis? That scene gives me goosebumps now. I'd probably have been a blubbering mess if experiencing it at the time.

that's odd, he usually waits until the playoffs begin to start choking

If you are a big fan of Casablanca (like me) there is an excellent book on the making of the film. I see that there are currently several copies on EBAY that you can get for less than $7.00. Round Up the Usual Suspects: The Making of "Casablanca" by Aljean Harmetz From Google AI: Round Up the Usual Suspects: The Making of Casablanca by Aljean Harmetz is a detailed, well-researched book that explores the behind-the-scenes story of the classic film, revealing the accidents, politics, and personalities that shaped it. Published in 1992, it draws on interviews with cast and crew (like Paul Henreid, Lauren Bacall, Howard Koch, and Julius Epstein) and access to Warner Bros. archives and Ingrid Bergman's diaries to debunk myths and provide an insider's look at the WWII-era Hollywood studio system. The book covers everything from casting and script changes to the near-removal of "As Time Goes By" and the film's unexpected success.

It’s Casablanca for me. But I love IAWL too. The main difference for me is that for Rick a light switches off & on for him morally & personally. For George the forces are all beyond his control, he’s lost by the fault of others & saved by the grace of others. With Bogart you can’t tell how he will land, he’s inscrutable, sometimes unscrupulous, & you know he could kill & has killed. Bogart’s performance is one of the greatest in history IMO.

Every Somalian isn't the same, but they are disproportionally associated with fraud, sexual assault and a whole host of other negative ramifications to our society. But the real problem is us noticing, right?