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I gained a new daughter in law last night. Looks like anothe may be in the making in the future. I’m truly blessed, but how the hell did I get here? These boys are still supposed to be playing little league baseball in my mind!

Interesting theory, sir. I guess we’ll see how it plays out shortly. I certainly wouldn’t make an attempt to dispute it. At this point, who knows what the hell is about to take place??!!??

I know there are several Covid experts on the forum. Perhaps you could clear this up for me. How does one have a virus, then doesn’t have a virus, then a few days later, have the same virus again?

Bearpigman.

Armadillo was my first guess.

There have already been tax incentives for purchasing electric vehicles.

Well, you can’t swing be the local junkyard and pick up an EV battery for a few hundred bucks and swap it out over the weekend. You can do this with an engine or transmission.

If he willingly broke the law, prosecute him! I’ll not stick up for someone who does not respect the rule of law. If this was entrapment, I rescind my previous statement and call for the ATF agents to be prosecuted. I’ve witnessed both through the years at gun shows. Neither are good.

Pretty much.

No harder than starting a Facebook account. There are several comparable companies. Fidelity is just the one I happened to choose. I wouldn’t say it is superior to Schwab , Ameritrade, etc. For a taxable account such as a regular mutual fund, I tend to select something like a mutual fund with a low turnover ratio, with an eye for avoiding capital gains taxes. An index fund is ideal for this in my opinion. For tax deferred accounts, I’ll just look for mutual funds with a long, high yield performance record. It really depends on what the money is for and your investing time frame. The shorter the window, the more conservative the investment. Heck! What do you think will do well in the future? Tech? Healthcare? Energy? There are mutual funds geared toward lots of focuses. These companies also offer different levels of guidance as well as target date funds that reallocate to more and more conservative investments the closer you get to the target date. I find this stuff fun and fascinating. I understand that isn’t normal.

My wife did not accompany her!

That is the normal rear bag. My “trunk”. It is very handy. I actually made it myself. Would you buy it if I called it a counter weight?

I don’t want to admit it, but yeah! You aren’t far off.

So the guys on the Harley forum don’t think this bag setup is safe. They say too much weight too high and behind the rear axle. What say you guys?

This is one of those weeks I’m glad I stayed in the stock market.

That sounds fair if you’re happy with what they provide. What other fees are there? Yearly? Buy/sell? Percentage of gain? I fired my last advisor after about the third time she failed to do what I asked her to do. You’d think she’d be telling me what to do. Anyway, I moved everything to Fidelity and do it myself. It gets done like I want it. Very fair and low fees. I’ve made a ton more money since I told her to go pound sand. It takes a bit of effort, reading, and self confidence on your part, but no one gives a damn about your future like you do!!! I also do my own taxes. LOL!

Standard operating procedure.

Everyone in our primary was unopposed, but it was also the county general election. There’s where you REALLY need to vote.

I’ll give that a try. Thanks.

That would be nice.

Helluva doctor!

It is the preferred term for Trump used regularly on democraticunderground. They tend to get traumatized easily by certain words over there.

Zucchini: Slice 1 zucchini thin, lengthwise. Mix 2 tsps Italian seasoning, 1/2 tsp salt, 1/2 tsp crushed red pepper and 2Tbsps olive oil. Toss zucchini in mixture, place in single layer on baking sheet, and bake in oven at 425 for 7-8 min. Flip and bake another 7-8 min. I’m not a zucchini fan, but this is easy and pretty darned good.

What an amazing trip! I’m jealous. Thanks for sharing.

Or hack it and put in a DR Seuss book.