There has been a bunch of OT threads lately, so i think we should try to keep it all the ot talk in one place. I know the e36 forum rocks, and all the other forums suck big time :bigpimp:, yet we need to stay on topic....
I wasn't aware of that being law in BC, but it is a well known law in Quebec. One of those things that was intended to cut down on crimes of opportunity, then blown out of proportion like they all too often are.So we have our share of issues here in Florida, but this (Ed) is not one of them!:rofl:
Almost as bad as the police issuing ordinance code violation tickets in my hometown for not having screens installed in your house windows...
Is anyone really surprised at this comment?got some new wheels
Is it chambered .30-03 or .30-06?Just got back from going to Richmond to pick up a Springfield 1903, super excited and wishing it was light out so I could shoot it.
It's a good test, considering all the rain we've had in the last 5 days :bawling:. Glad you and the little creature are okay :thumbup:Holy cow. Almost ran over an animal in the road. It just ran out!
I'll tell you what, that Subaru stops quick. Very quick.
No one else on the road, and everything is ok. Phew!
No need for coffee this morning, I'm up.
Whaaaaaaat?! She's back!Um....do I want to know..?
Missed you guys, sorry I keep vanishing. I know, terrible of me.
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Lately I've been trying to lock down my budget and start saving religiously. This is motivating. :thumbup:i'd also check with a financial planner/accountant to make sure that you are not going crazy with your finances. (yeah, yeah...i know....i was young once, too...wish someone had mentioned this to me earlier...) you don;t want to develop poor fiscal habits and spend everything that you have on stuff that you want 'now', with no thought for the future.
you can still have stuff and 'fun', but trust me, it's very easy to overspend. it took me years to correct some stupid mistakes i made when younger, and then, once i got through that, i wound up going and doing it all over again because i didn't learn to budget properly.
if i had saved 25 @ wk from every paycheck i got since i was 18 i would have been able to retire without a worry when i was 40. think about it. 40 and retired. not needing to work. i'd not be 'rich' by many standards, but would be able to live on 40k* a year from my investments.
*a conservative estimate from my financial consultant, who stated more than likely it would be closer to 55k...
so do what you love, love what you do, and be able to do more than 1 thing better than average.
df
I'm missing something here.if i had saved 25 @ wk from every paycheck i got since i was 18 i would have been able to retire without a worry when i was 40. think about it. 40 and retired. not needing to work. i'd not be 'rich' by many standards, but would be able to live on 40k* a year from my investments.
*a conservative estimate from my financial consultant, who stated more than likely it would be closer to 55k...
df
.30-06 I wouldn't even know where to start looking for .30-03..Is it chambered .30-03 or .30-06?
That's about what I was figuring when I said consistently outperforming. 240/40 yr is my 6 year window. How's that bus coming, DF? :rofl:$25 a week for 1144 weeks = $104K assuming a 10% average annual return (typical long term expected return for equity investments) and compounded weekly.
If you managed to beat the market and get 15% you're at $225K.
nice car, no problems..........then it needs braks???