@HisTumness:"Criticizing someone else's intelligence while making a very stupid spelling mistake in the process IS irony."Not at all."If someone "corrects" other people by "pointing out" that it isn't irony, when it actually is, that too is ironic"Nope, not there yet.Good day ;)
That's because you're using a debit card, right? A credit card at the grocery or the gas pump or wherever seldom takes longer than 10-15 seconds to process, in my frequent experience. And I sign with a sort of trademarked fast squiggle that would be difficult for anyone else to copy. (A "chop" rather than a signature.)I don't like debit cards, actually, because then you have to keep track of a bank account. Paying off my credit cards every month allows me a much better picture of my current spending habits. ("Hmmm. Too many Tex-Mex lunches this month.") Then I know whether I need to move a bit more from my investment accounts into my money market account (online, of course) to adjust things. IMy goal has long been to streamline and automate as much of my financial life as possible, so I only have to think about money a few hours a month, all at once, and can ignore it the rest of the time.
Closed AccountNov 20, 2008
You sirs, ARE ALL IDIOTS!
Closed AccountNov 20, 2008
@HisTumness:"Criticizing someone else's intelligence while making a very stupid spelling mistake in the process IS irony."Not at all."If someone "corrects" other people by "pointing out" that it isn't irony, when it actually is, that too is ironic"Nope, not there yet.Good day ;)
emkaysmithNov 21, 2008
That's because you're using a debit card, right? A credit card at the grocery or the gas pump or wherever seldom takes longer than 10-15 seconds to process, in my frequent experience. And I sign with a sort of trademarked fast squiggle that would be difficult for anyone else to copy. (A "chop" rather than a signature.)I don't like debit cards, actually, because then you have to keep track of a bank account. Paying off my credit cards every month allows me a much better picture of my current spending habits. ("Hmmm. Too many Tex-Mex lunches this month.") Then I know whether I need to move a bit more from my investment accounts into my money market account (online, of course) to adjust things. IMy goal has long been to streamline and automate as much of my financial life as possible, so I only have to think about money a few hours a month, all at once, and can ignore it the rest of the time.
loveeverydayNov 21, 2008
dugg for "trys" and not "tries"Who is slow now?
d1verseDec 10, 2008
Absolutely!