It's possible that they're just being goofie - like those Bitcoin wizzard people, or the eth unicorn and rainbow people. Unfortunately, I don't think that's the case :(
For anyone thinking “this can’t possibly be real! I thought the UK was a free country!” 👇
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/08/06/southport-stabbing-protests-britain-terror-law/
The UK does not have free speech. nostr:note1mhg7cw5cz90vswx62f7c7s7jfls3sxn0s7ntwe4hklpcvlyt8jwquq9tl0
You guys should elect a new king.
We are waiting for Nostr Wallet Connect support, nostr:nprofile1qqsvf646uxlreajhhsv9tms9u6w7nuzeedaqty38z69cpwyhv89ufcqpz4mhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuerpd46hxtnfduhs0ewmnv :)
This is the real quest.
Jack, keep kicking ass and taking names.
Opioids are safe when used properly. As long as you follow your doctor's instructions, there is little risk.
If you would rather not take that risk, don't underestimate the power of over-the-counter medication. They can make a huge difference with no side effects. I have had success with ibuprofin for broken bones and muscle injury.
Remember, pain cause stress and stress can have sever health consequences. There's nothing wrong with a little help.
Under the gold standard, the value of a house declined over time due to depreciation. In those conditions, it was uncommon to see home loans with terms longer than 5 years. This prevented people from being underwater for the most part.
Rent-to-own contracts could just include a cancellation fee paid by whoever ends the contract early.
If you're the one renting, you still end up with nothing in this scenario, plus having to pay the fee. If it's a mortgage, the house gets sold off and you get whatever is left after the bank gets paid.
Now we go to Tom for the weather:
Tom: Looks like storms all week. Expect rought conditions and lots of boating accidents.
The Bank of Japan raised interest rates by 0.25%. This made a bunch of people who had borrowed yen to gamble on stocks and other assets ( the "yen carry trade") unprofitible or nervous so they have been selling everything.
The Bank of Japan wanted to stabilized the yen against the dollar by selling treasuries. Jannet Yellen visited Japan recently to make sure that didn't happen because it could have been very bad for interest rates. Instead, BoJ has started raising interest rate, causing the yen carry trade to unwind and global markets to crash. Japan an asia are seeing the largest declines, but it's effecting all markets. This is the price for proping up the U.S. treasury market and the dollar.
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One thing that used to be common and is more fair is owner financing. You buy the house and pay the previous owner as if it were a mortgage. It's not very common now because most people need to get the full price for the house to pay off their mortgage.
To me, this just seems like a way to take advantage of people. What if you pay you house payment every month for years, then get laid off. You can't make the payment and get evicted. If you had taken a mortgate, you could sell the house and recover your equity. If you're doing rent-to-own, you're out on the street with nothing. Companies that do this with appliances actually try to get people to default because they can go rent the appliance to someone else. It's a little like a bait-and-switch.
No, but they will be worried when the knock on effects become apparent. Banks are already insolvent. The housing market is shakey. Commercial realestate is a mess. The government is spending like a drunen sailor. War is looming in the middle east. There are an alarming number of things that just need a little push to fall off a cliff. It just takes one.
u underestimate the power of carpel tunnel.
Saylor has more than enough to cause a dump so he can buy cheap.
This seems like a totally safe and reasonable approach. Aparently, it doesn't eve require shoes:
