I learn something new every time I come on here!If it put a smile on someone's face and, answered Atlas1's quandary,. Mission accomplished.
Im still trying to process it even with mikey’s link lol
Don't feel like the lone ranger. I'm still looking at several other explanations on google.
Glad I’m not the only one behind on the times and all of the new terms these days!Damn, I had convinced myself it was a gender reassigned 4ucktard …
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That's why I had to google it.
These days you might need to exercise some caution when typing some of these terms into google. Never know what might turn upThat's why I had to google it.
Kids need to be more fucking expensiveYeah I agree. Tbh humanity is inherently unsustainable thats why i advocate for not having kids. Just having 1 less kid does more good than a lifetime of being vegan, recycling, driving evs, and pretty much everything else - COMBINED and Multiplied. If you're child free you're pretty much gonna have a negative carbon footprint even if you drove a tank everywhere.
Wish we could just cut all the bullshit, enjoy tasty food and nice cars and have a serious conversation about not having kids cos some people can't seem to wrap their heads around how awful things are going to be in the future for their children. Having kids is one of the most selfish things a person can do for themselves, the planet, others and their kids!
the estimate I read somewhere (about 20 years ago) was each one costs an easy $250,000 and $500,000 was not out of the question. It was a 'gross' figure based on having to aquire a bigger house, bigger car, taxes, groceries, clothes, activities, supplies, child-care, medical expenses, and of course college tuition. Now obviously if you have stay-at-home mom or live in a broken-down shack in the middle of Appalachia, or the kid goes to school to learn something useful like a trade or craft instead of the fashionable poppycock of the day, then the final numbers can swing significantly.
I know my kid cost me close to 20k a year easy, but that is because private school alone is 10k/yr, and I'm hitting my deductible every year of 5k, which I had not had to use my insurance but once in the 10 years before he was born that I've had this job....so that's 15k, add in food, clothes, scouts, soccer, toys, entertainment....hell, it might be 30k/yr. or up to 540k by the time he turns 18.
I heard it's going to have the new 670 hp LT6 engine, due to a joint relationship with GM. :-)
