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down n out posted:I sympathize with boomers that are about to retire because they are the first to feel the repercussions of the dismantling of the social safety net. Social security is a pittance, pensions aren’t common, and many haven’t saved nearly enough to sustain 10+ years of no work with high medical costs. What else can you be hopeful for besides getting a fat profit for the house you bought for a carton of cigarettes back in the early 70’s how bout a nursing home with wildly high std rates or perhaps some legal weed to take your mind off the skyrocketing cost of prescription medications that you dont have a prescription for
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Gay men don't have to buy expensive gifts for their wives op
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swbm posted:Gay men don't have to buy expensive gifts for their wives op lol if you think a gay husband does not have the potential to waste even more money
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JK Fresco posted:But why is this bad? You had a stroke mid sentence so I don't know what you're asking. However, want breeds suffering.
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pop fly to McGillicutty posted:However, want breeds suffering.
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guitartorch posted:Boomers are the last gasp of the american left 
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down n out posted:I sympathize with boomers that are about to retire because they are the first to feel the repercussions of the dismantling of the social safety net. Social security is a pittance, pensions aren’t common, and many haven’t saved nearly enough to sustain 10+ years of no work with high medical costs. What else can you be hopeful for besides getting a fat profit for the house you bought for a carton of cigarettes back in the early 70’s lol yes lets all feel sympathetic for a generation that routinely comes out to the polls in droves to stamp out any attempts to expand the social safety net an inch away from their own lawns
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ante posted:OP, I just entered it into a mortgage calculator, and a 25-year mortgage on a $1M house at 2.89% (admittedly, a very good rate) is $4676.19 per month. With no down payment, accounting for taxes, PMI and insurance you are looking at about $900-$1300 additional per month.
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