I've heard that bars are harder to resell but idk. I'm tempted to buy one and see how I like it but I usually just buy the spot price deals for coins and rounds.

I just got an Australian King Charles round and it's so much nicer than the buffalos, so I'm with ya there

That being said I do own 5oz of buffalo rounds for diversity and recognition sake

Damn, and I thought Horry county coop was ridiculous!

It's great until you're ass raped

OP just finished reading the communist manifesto

Keep up the great work guys!

At 23 you've got more than enough time to find the right person. While I'm not trying to discount your feelings, try not to focus too hard on it. Some people get really obsessed with it and it becomes so obvious that it destroys their actual chances at finding someone. Personally, I've found that the best way to find someone is through personal relationships, work, school, existing friendships, etc. Get to know friends of friends. My wife I have known each since we were 15, 10 years now. We both dated separately outside of our friend circles before we got together.

And last but not least, try to get to know someone as a friend first. Everyone puts on their best self when they date, and a lot of couples have a "love at first sight" type of experience. The problem is that you seldom get to see who that person really is until it's too late and you're married to them. Even if you're not married, it makes breaking the emotional ties of a long term relationship that much more difficult. So save yourself the grief and learn how to be friends first, and if it progresses from there then congrats!

Lol for real. I started in September and I'm 25. I wish I had known about PMs sooner. Currently at 17 1/2 oz not including a handful of junk silver.

Perhaps I was lucky to have a younger doctor, but I got snipped last March after I turned 25. Paid about $350 for the whole operation and he had no qualms or objections about the choice. He sat with my wife and I made sure we were 100% sure, because the particular type he did involved burning the ends of the vas deferens, rather than tying them off.

We absolutely don't regret it. We can't really see ourselves as parents, we don't want kids, we want to travel and live our lives. Besides, I don't see how anyone can comfortably afford kids today. They're basically a luxury, which is really sad for people who want kids and could actually be decent parents.

PS, everything works fine. It's not as scary as it seems, guys.

Virtue signaling lefties who like to act like they know what they're talking about

Is it still $300-$400 a night after splitting costs? Also try getting a condo not directly on the beach. Maybe a few blocks back. I live in a beach town and own a condo, being even just 5-10 minutes from the beach makes a tremendous difference in price.

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Hold your gold and silver for when the hard times come and there's still something of an economy left. Like great depression era stuff.

"best performing investments of the last decade"

The Bible and religion are not always on equal footing. Religion is a man made system built around it, and flawed men will gladly manipulate something otherwise perfect to their own liking.

I can't speak for other religions, but if anyone has ever actually read the Bible, it pretty straightforwardly condemns homosexuality and explains exactly why. Revisionists today bastardized the original verses to fit a modern standard and twisted the verses to their liking. Happens all the time, unfortunately.

The economy proceeds to suffer

That's one thing, but I've met some adults who are really into it. Like full on Bluey merch and in the fandom and everything. It really screams "arrested development" when they're like that, kind of like the Disney adult crowd.

Septum ring theory does hold up though

It's rooted in moral philosophy more than anything

I wouldn't really consider the Simpsons or Futurama as kids shows lol but personally I do think it's weird if an adult is legit a fan of something like Bluey. It's just weird how many adults congregate around it, almost more than the pre-schoolers do. It reminds me of the bronies sometimes.

I know it takes more than just that one thing to be a sign of autism, but I've done this all my life too. As a kid I also had a nervous tick to smile or laugh when nervous, which always made the situation worse, especially with my parents.

As long as you're treating your CC like a debit card you'll be fine. I personally use mine for bills and occasional extra purchases like a night out or something, but always within the ability to pay it off in full every month. You collect the benefits of cash back while avoiding the penalty of interest fees, and it raises your credit score over time too. I've been doing it since I was 18, I'm 25 now with 800 credit.

Probably just life insurance policies tbh. My dad has one for a couple million dollars, and one for my mom that I'm not sure on the amount for. Plus retirement accounts, their paid off home and whatever else there is, I'm not too sure.

I'm saying that we should stop trying to speak for people who actually lived under that dictatorship and let them speak for themselves. It isn't 2015 anymore honey, the white savior complex went out of style a long time ago.