The above was purely based on the tax burden calculated as my AGI was the same in both systems. I had to pay like $200 federal and got a $100 refund from state. If you got $3000 back, it sure does feel like something is outta whack for ya.
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Used FreeTaxUSA for the first time this year instead of Turbotax and, in comparing the two, found Turbotax had my tax burden as $32 less than the FreeTax. However, based on the actual IRS tables, it looks like the latter is more accurate. Turbotax is shortchanging the T-Man, in addition to their shady lobbying.
I oughta be in totality when it happens, too. Now we'll just see if the skies are clear, though.pirana6 wrote:
Anybody doing anything for the eclipse?
I'm flying to New Hampshire cause that's where the pops live and we'll drive up to the far north part where there's totality
I saw Ric Flair at a grocery store in Los Angeles yesterday. I told him how cool it was to meet him in person, but I didn’t want to be a douche and bother him and ask him for photos or anything. He said, “Oh, like you’re doing now?” I was taken aback, and all I could say was “Huh?” but he kept cutting me off and going “huh? huh? huh?” and closing his hand shut in front of my face. I walked away and continued with my shopping, and I heard him chuckle as I walked off. When I came to pay for my stuff up front I saw him trying to walk out the doors with like fifteen Milky Ways in his hands without paying.
The girl at the counter was very nice about it and professional, and was like “Sir, you need to pay for those first.” At first he kept pretending to be tired and not hear her, but eventually turned back around and brought them to the counter.
When she took one of the bars and started scanning it multiple times, he stopped her and told her to scan them each individually “to prevent any electrical infetterence,” and then turned around and winked at me. I don’t even think that’s a word. After she scanned each bar and put them in a bag and started to say the price, he kept interrupting her by yawning really loudly.
The girl at the counter was very nice about it and professional, and was like “Sir, you need to pay for those first.” At first he kept pretending to be tired and not hear her, but eventually turned back around and brought them to the counter.
When she took one of the bars and started scanning it multiple times, he stopped her and told her to scan them each individually “to prevent any electrical infetterence,” and then turned around and winked at me. I don’t even think that’s a word. After she scanned each bar and put them in a bag and started to say the price, he kept interrupting her by yawning really loudly.
It's true, they even advertise it
What the hell is careless driving?
Bastard took Shane MacGowan with him too, who, to be honest, I was also kinda surprised was still alive.
Y'alls schools had more than one level?
This is exactly the point in the movie where the cracks in the have-it-all lifestyle of the main character are starting to show.
No one says twenty-nine/nine or nine/twenty-nine. But people do say September 29, hence mm/dd.
The fuck are you talking about? No one says three-slash-one, either. People actually say 9/11, at least, on the other side. Sending dated documents internationally, I've always used unambiguous dating systems, but mm/dd/yyyy is a perfectly reasonable system, especially wholly within the US.unnamednewbie13 wrote:
DesertFox- wrote:
Fuck people for writing the date how people speak it, amirite?unnamednewbie13 wrote:
... and mm/dd/yyyy is a bad habit people shouldn't've been taught.Nobody speaks it like that. January 3, or 1st of March. If you're going to write it down, make sure there's no mistaking it so that people can read it, you know? It's beyond age. Interns in their 20s gripe about that stuff."What was the date on that document you sent earlier this year?"
"One-slash-three."
We know it's not really him because he didn't say "email ur reply back asap"
Current status of Mac
Fuck people for writing the date how people speak it, amirite?unnamednewbie13 wrote:
... and mm/dd/yyyy is a bad habit people shouldn't've been taught.
*isn't even September yet*SuperJail Warden wrote:
for the rest of September.
Look what the weed has done to my boy MacB.
If the PATRIOT Act taught us anything, it's that only people with something to hide fear an invasion of their privacy.
I seent it in IMAX since I'd never done that before. Didn't know a whole lot about the man himself going into it, so a lot was new. Didn't realize how many actors I knew were cast in it either. They need an accompanying documentary for the full educational experience.
My internet came bundled to my apartment so I didn't have specific details of what to expect. My broadband modem died recently so the ISP shipped me a new one. Upon activating it, I was getting 10x the speeds I had been previously for the better part of 2 years that I'd just been tolerating, evidently because the equipment I had been given was garbage as I'd also assume the apartment just was upselling what they offered. I am dumbfounded I didn't explore that sooner.
Zounds!
maffs**
I'd be curious to see if a city was designed from scratch and what solutions were implemented to appease everybody. Right now, the implementation of things like "cyclists should act as if they're cars and can full lanes" doesn't make sense outside of very specific situations like densely built up roads or very low speed limit areas.
I'll send you some of mine, Mac. I still have a bag of bags in my closet from moving in two years ago before getting my reusable ones.
I don't think you need them to clean your mop.SuperJail Warden wrote:
I bought house cleaning services. $175 to deep clean my bathroom, fridge, oven, and mop.
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cummed
Bought a set of adjustable dumbbells using rewards points from work. I didn't realize the "50-lb set of 2" meant they were 50 lb each though, so getting the busted up, unwieldy box inside was the first exercise I've done with them.
Had my annual review and apparently for the third time in my career, my position has been reevaluated and found to be underpaid, so I have a 15% raise to the base salary coming my way. I feel like Peter in Office Space being amazed when they want to give him more money.
I watched Glass Onion as well the other day. It was not great, not terrible. None of the characters seemed like real people and the resolution was nowhere near as clean as it'd have you think it was, but it was fine enough if you can ignore the insinuation that Dave Bautista can act.
I have nothing to add except thisSuperJail Warden wrote:
IMy point? The GPUs are too expensive. They are too expensive people. Too expensive.
Shop smart. Shop S-Mart.
I watched Eyes Wide Shut for the first time yesterday cause I've never seen it and it was due to leave Netflix. Allegedly Kubrick called it his best work, but you could've told me I was watching some late-night HBO softcore porn and I'd have believed it. I don't know why Nicole Kidman has such high billing in it as well, because the main purpose for her seemed to be to show her butt. I've seen the theory that the whole thing was a dream, which seems like a big cop-out for the characters actions making no damn sense.
After whipping up a batch, making chili mac each bowl is a fine method to both make chili last longer and also not just go bean overboard.
I'm not even sure if Walgreens does that anymore. Their website lists options for uploading photos more than it speaks about anything on film, but I'm sure it's still gotta exist somewhere. By 2010 I already have the recollection of people with those colorful Sony Powershot type cameras when creating drunken facebook fodder.
Off work through early next year and only 2 vacation days used (that were use or lose anyway). Definitely the most consecutive time off I've had in quite some time; gonna be weird.
You're putting your dick in it, aren't you?SuperJail Warden wrote:
I was planning to dump her soon anyway. The Roomba is closure.
No moon tonight.
By Cyberflix of course. I very much enjoyed the apocryphal enigma decoding and boiler room puzzles, though.
By Cyberflix of course. I very much enjoyed the apocryphal enigma decoding and boiler room puzzles, though.
Is there some stereotype abroad about Puerto Ricans rioting I'm missing here? There definitely is one for European soccer hooligansuziq wrote:
puerto ricans making opportunistic jokes about rioting is poor form, isn't it?
plus doesn't this guy basically live in newark? at least in paris they burn things with style.
I downloaded the free CoD battle royale/Tarkov version thing on the recommendation of friends as someone who hasn't played since CoD4. It's certainly echoes CoD but feels different. The PUBG downing mechanics and the armor-breaking do seem comical compared to hardcore CoD back in the day with only a few hits to kill. There's a loooooottttt of stuff going on with the interfaces and the console influence (I never could figure out how to mute some guy on my team playing music until he died). It crashes a lot, but I'm sure it could be decently fun with friends if you know what you're doing.
I'm kinda disinclined to play as a solo though, because you run the odds with randoms and seemingly come up against friend groups a fair bit.
I'm kinda disinclined to play as a solo though, because you run the odds with randoms and seemingly come up against friend groups a fair bit.
I haven't watched it in years and still remember obscure lines. There's thousands of us with those syndication brain worms.
What game was it, though?
I literally cannot tell if this is real or not.uziq wrote:
untold heights on the cringe scale.
I don't know how old that lady is in those photos, but she looks like she's barely into double digits. Jesus.
Jesus Christ, the comments.unnamednewbie13 wrote:
Shot multiple times.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/oh … r-AA13S2IP
Stakes aren't that low. People die because of our politics, and our policies tend to predict trends elsewhere.
>Implying that effort is linked to outcomes
Jeez, the dog died, too? RIP in pepperonis.
Just saw all the stuff in the other thread, but that's wild.
So it turns out Uzique was right to poo-poo Korean Halloween.
I don't think you realize, newbie. We're finally out from under the thumb of that gull-darn librul Supreme Court. You know, when they had the majority *checks notes* 50+ years agounnamednewbie13 wrote:
There are people in positions of power and influence in the United States who are religiously motivated (or cynically financially, take your pick) to usher the world closer to the end of days, so Jesus can come back (or to just make a quick buck from anyone who'll listen). Never mind I guess that it's supposed to be something only God can know and command? I can't for one minute believe that this particular brand of person wants to improve things in the country, when it's in their fantastical interest to not. "The country is in decline! Pray for salvation!" It's like a little kid making a mess of their room for attention. Wouldn't it be nicer for Jesus to come back to a world with breathable air, drinkable water, and largely free of avoidable want and misery?
It doesn't surprise me in the slightest that Republicans think America is going down the tubes. I've been listening to that for years. Very funny considering we spent the last ~4 decades (to start) under right and center presidents.