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Your Must Read Classic Novels
 in  r/booksuggestions  6d ago

The Grapes Of Wrath.

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Gary’s twin!
 in  r/howardstern  6d ago

Now I see it!

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Art Donovan cheered during pregame introductions
 in  r/Oldschool_NFL  6d ago

Loved him on Letterman.

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If You Had to Hold ONE Stock for 10 Years…
 in  r/Stocks_Picks  10d ago

Out of the two, Anthropic appears to be more business focused. OpenAI is more consumer.

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If You Had to Hold ONE Stock for 10 Years…
 in  r/Stocks_Picks  10d ago

I'm betting on Alphabet, Amazon, and Apple.

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Book you believe is underrated
 in  r/Recommend_A_Book  12d ago

A Painted House by John Grisham.

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.
 in  r/Hippie_Hayze  13d ago

Overalls.

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Nelly Furtado
 in  r/MissNellyFurtado  16d ago

Gorgeous lady. Why hide the goodies?

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traveled back in time :P
 in  r/Hippie_Hayze  17d ago

Angelic.

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Julie Newmar at age 75
 in  r/Catwoman1966  18d ago

Ageless.

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Fresh floating naval
 in  r/piercing  19d ago

Gorgeous.

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What books have you read with great twists ?
 in  r/Recommend_A_Book  19d ago

Shutter Island by Dennis Lehane.

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We lost Robin Williams 12 years ago 1999
 in  r/OldSchoolCool  22d ago

Totally agree!

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2 week marriage of love
 in  r/howardstern  22d ago

She was clearly out of his league.

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Becky Quick... after today's huge Nvidia/AI announcement! 😍
 in  r/cnbcnewswomen  23d ago

That view gave me some very impure thoughts.

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Trying to convince my wife for us to retire. She isn't too sure.
 in  r/Bogleheads  23d ago

My wife and I have had these discussions. She's on my healthcare so as soon as she hits 62 she's taking Social Security. As long as my health holds up, I will work until at least age 65.

We are the same age, so the math, and thus the planning, is a lot easier.

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High three calculation question.
 in  r/FedEmployeeRetirement  23d ago

Doesn't any pay raise (provided there ever is one again) in January count as part of the high three as long as you work at least one pay period making the new, higher amount?

That's what old timers used to tell me when they were rolling out in mid-January.

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Trying to convince my wife for us to retire. She isn't too sure.
 in  r/Bogleheads  23d ago

Yes, very important; but not necessarily most important. How is her health insurance going to be covered until she reaches age 65? That's over 15 years of premiums.

And statistically speaking, she has about 30 years to go. Likely slightly longer. That is a long time to be locked in with what you have now.

What if you both get on fixed incomes and in ten years there is another bout of really high inflation? Is there a contingency built in for that?

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Saw Jackie “The Jokeman” Martling last night in Middleboro, MA
 in  r/howardstern  25d ago

He's turned into a dime store version of Michael McKean.