Recent content by mercutio

I'd personally go with the weeknight since you'd have time for family and friends as well as be financially stable. What's the point of having 5 days off if there's no one to spend it with? I'm assuming you could work more, but eh... I don't think it'd be worth it.

I've seen people put a little sign on their lawn asking them to keep their dog off the lawn or to pick up after them. If not, then pepper works.

Wouldn't this also apply to organic birds being processed? And also, you can save a buck if you wanted to buy organic by getting it at Costco. And in terms of politics, this has "deregulation" and "less government intervention/small government" written all over it.

Congrats. Names: Tracy, Frenchie... Spanky works well too.

If it doesn't cost me an arm and a leg, I'm going back in the next few years.

She's got vision and confidence. Correlation to "Love and Basketball" situation is strong.

I'd recommend going with the engineering with an education minor or some education classes thrown in there. You'd be giving yourself more options (possibility of doing engineering in future) and also being in a field where your math skills are more practical rather than theoretical (ie...

From the looks of it, once you take that settlement, your score will take a hit (might be large), but it shouldn't affect your other card in terms of keeping it. The other card might increase it's interest rate or lower your limit, but you might be able to negotiate that over the phone if/when...

Trigger Point Foam Roller. Best foam roller I've used thus far. Also, look up myofascial release on youtube for other options and ways to use them. There's using the PVC pipes, golf balls, lacrosse balls, softballs, baseballs, etc.

I suggest that you keep the card, since one aspect of your credit score is your credit history. If you close that card, it will affect your credit history and then your credit score. Use the card for something you can manage but need anyway, like groceries or gas, and pay it off every month...

From what I understand, most reliable cars can go for about 200,000 miles if maintained well and if there aren't any known defects before any major repairs are needed. After that, your odds start tilting toward having a large (expensive repair) like a transmission or engine. So, after 200k it...

I'd probably give it a rental. Not sure about catching it in theaters though.

I've always wanted to go, but haven't done it yet. Maybe for my birthday this year... That snow dive looks epic. Where was that?

Chin up, SC. Hit the gym, get some of this pain out. Although this is a blow to your ego and a tough pill to swallow. This is a time for you to take some time and reflect about what you really want. In the grand scheme of things, this is only a one-year setback if you get back on your grind and...

Half Mexican and half Vietnamese. It's a wrap for me after that.