not referring to my grades, in fact i have a 2.7 not including this semester because im a lazy fuckJenspm wrote:
I remember getting straight-A's in middle/high school without even trying and thinking I was the smartest person in the world.HaiBai wrote:
smarter than youToilet Sex wrote:
the only difference is haibai is probably the most retarded
I wasn't, and neither are you.
Oh, I thought you were the guy who always talked about his A's. Must be mixing with someone else, then.
galt man your financial planning sounds stupid
just get rich parents that aren't so sucky
and jens im sorry about the smartness thing... it's not personal, ok!
just get rich parents that aren't so sucky
and jens im sorry about the smartness thing... it's not personal, ok!
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youre thinking about nuk.Jenspm wrote:
Oh, I thought you were the guy who always talked about his A's. Must be mixing with someone else, then.
nah, the guy I'm thinking about is in high schoolCybargs wrote:
youre thinking about nuk.Jenspm wrote:
Oh, I thought you were the guy who always talked about his A's. Must be mixing with someone else, then.
I mix up everyone at BF2s, lol, even Toilet Sex and Dauntless sometimes
cybargs always came across to me as the sort of kid that thought he was gifted and intellectually superior but is actually fucking clueless
similar age as haibai too, no?
similar age as haibai too, no?
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Well this thread's a fuckin' Hindenburg of a failure...
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rewards. Especially if you pipe all of your regular expenses through a a credit card, pay it as you would your regular expenses, except you get a cash reward back, typically like %2. Some people do it for airline miles. Essentially people who pay cash are subsidizing people who get cc rewards.Uzique wrote:
i don't have a credit card... what's the point when you can just afford shit?
run out of money? savings/family.
easier to pay back... no interest... no fucking credit companies chasing you... no shitty credit ratings
there's really just no need to have a credit card before you work full-time
I get what you are saying in this context, its not a milestone or financial achievement.
I get 1% back on my debit card.jsnipy wrote:
rewards. Especially if you pipe all of your regular expenses through a a credit card, pay it as you would your regular expenses, except you get a cash reward back, typically like %2. Some people do it for airline miles. Essentially people who pay cash are subsidizing people who get cc rewards.Uzique wrote:
i don't have a credit card... what's the point when you can just afford shit?
run out of money? savings/family.
easier to pay back... no interest... no fucking credit companies chasing you... no shitty credit ratings
there's really just no need to have a credit card before you work full-time
I get what you are saying in this context, its not a milestone or financial achievement.
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
-Frederick Bastiat
If you pay your trip with your MasterCard you get free travel insurance as well I think. You also generally get better exchange rates when doing international payments. My dad often uses his MasterCard when abroad to see how much the trip costs (as he gets a bill in the post).
As long as you have a little self-control it's a nice thing to have tbh, I think the 'risk' is a bit over-rated (not that there is no risk, but I think the chances of going over-board on credit are smaller than people say. But I guess you know yourself better than anyone else.. I know I'd never do it, at least not in my current situation)
As long as you have a little self-control it's a nice thing to have tbh, I think the 'risk' is a bit over-rated (not that there is no risk, but I think the chances of going over-board on credit are smaller than people say. But I guess you know yourself better than anyone else.. I know I'd never do it, at least not in my current situation)
I speak for all of us when I say:
You can count me out of that one, pace
You're also better covered against fraud and things fucking up with a credit card, I pay mine off in full each month so it's no different to using my debit in terms of cost.Jenspm wrote:
If you pay your trip with your MasterCard you get free travel insurance as well I think. You also generally get better exchange rates when doing international payments. My dad often uses his MasterCard when abroad to see how much the trip costs (as he gets a bill in the post).
As long as you have a little self-control it's a nice thing to have tbh, I think the 'risk' is a bit over-rated (not that there is no risk, but I think the chances of going over-board on credit are smaller than people say. But I guess you know yourself better than anyone else.. I know I'd never do it, at least not in my current situation)
what a BAMF
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noAcerider wrote:
I speak for all of us
i think his keyboard got stuck when he tried to type "don't"
stfu pace, christ's sake
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fixt.Uzique wrote:
stfu pace ATG, christ's sake
S T F U until you know what you*re talking about, you blowhard meph snorting douche bag.
kthxbai
burnzz, you missed the hijinks earlier this evening. You would have loved it.
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Acerider wrote:
I speak for all of us when I say:
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Looks pretty good to me, tard.
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
-Frederick Bastiat
so can we get back to whatever this thread is supposed to be about?
Can someone sum up the last 6 pages?
Poseidon is the est guy ever and Jens is a leet economist. Nothing new really.
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