Me personally would be those unnecessary gnc memberships just to buy their in store products.

Why do you care, the bigger question ? Why should we ?

LOL! You had to ask a question like that on FFU !

Just grab ten or twenty bags at grocery store or Home Depot.
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Sharon Bulova, chairman for BOS. Why would you the taxpayer, pay a roughly 90k salary to run a 5 billion business.

People who buy new cars every few years waste a shitload of money. Buy a honda or toyota and drive that bitch for 15 to 20 years.

anything spent on the landover-ashburn racial slurs football club

the Space Program. the hobby of a couple hundred thousand citizens in a population of 320,000,000.

ESOL classes. Why do you need to speak English to blow leaves or pluck chickens?

JEWEelry, I know plenty of broke people who spend thousands on engagement rings. I don't see the appeal of having a $20k rolex either. If you must wear a watch, you can get a seiko style rolex for a few hundred bucks, and it will keep better time.

Father drivemore Wrote:
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> People who buy new cars every few years waste a
> shitload of money. Buy a honda or toyota and drive
> that bitch for 15 to 20 years.

Jealous?

Overdraft fees, credit card interest

boats, pools and of course taking your car to the dealer out of warranty.

BMW Pilot Wrote:
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> Father drivemore Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > People who buy new cars every few years waste a
> > shitload of money. Buy a honda or toyota and
> drive
> > that bitch for 15 to 20 years.
>
> Jealous?

Exactly. So jealous. Lease it and get a new car every three years.

Fucking pikers on this site.

Cable TV.

Cars, no question. Nothing depreciates like them, and the carry costs are ridiculous for an asset that doesn't appreciate. The ride-sharing economy will really free up a lot of consumer capital, especially when it goes autonomous in ten or twenty years.

9PHHD Wrote:
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> the Space Program. the hobby of a couple hundred
> thousand citizens in a population of 320,000,000.


You really think there are hundreds of thousands of people involved in our current space program? No f'ing way.

Speedometer calibration.

As others have stated, luxury vehicles are the biggest waste of money anyone could spend. Warren Buffett has never spent more than 50k on a vehicle. The winklevoss twins drive rav-4’s, anyone with any sense doesn’t waste money on a depreciating asset like an automobile. I suppose if you have piles of cash laying around you can afford to splurge, but I suspect 8/10 users of this board do not have that kind of money. Buy used and invest the rest.

9PHHD Wrote:
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> the Space Program. the hobby of a couple hundred
> thousand citizens in a population of 320,000,000.

Says the moron who is writing this on a computer or phone using a network, both of which were created using technology advanced by the space program.

Or did you think technology just evolved by natural selection?

Morons abound Wrote:
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> 9PHHD Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > the Space Program. the hobby of a couple
> hundred
> > thousand citizens in a population of
> 320,000,000.
>
> Says the moron who is writing this on a computer
> or phone using a network, both of which were
> created using technology advanced by the space
> program.
>
> Or did you think technology just evolved by
> natural selection?

Please - so I guess every technology that wasn't a byproduct of the space industry doesn't exist?

As the other person pointed out, there's very little utility to space besides what we've already developed. We will never live on the moon or Mars or any other planet (it's a biology problem, not an engineering one; we are not built to live in low gravity environments), and we will never travel beyond our own solar system through conventional propulsion as it's practiced by the space industry, NASA, like so many other government agencies, is largely a make-work program that has been flailing about, desperately trying to justify it's own existence by pushing false narratives like "climate change" and other politics.

No, let the private sector (which includes the defense industry) do whatever low-orbit stuff is worth doing and which can be done at a profit. This "pay nerds to play around with rockets" nonsense is just giant boondoggle that we can't afford.

Any coffee costing more than .25 cent/cup
Print media no matter the price
Lottery tickets
Ford
GM
Dodge Ram
Cable TV
Keeping money at Wells Fargo, Chase or BOA
Paying interest on credit card
Paying interest in general
Living anywhere in Northern Virginia

No buckyball for you Wrote:
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> Please - so I guess every technology that wasn't a
> byproduct of the space industry doesn't exist?

Who said that? Not I.

> As the other person pointed out, there's very
> little utility to space besides what we've already
> developed. We will never live on the moon or Mars
> or any other planet (it's a biology problem, not
> an engineering one; we are not built to live in
> low gravity environments), and we will never
> travel beyond our own solar system through
> conventional propulsion as it's practiced by the
> space industry, NASA, like so many other
> government agencies, is largely a make-work
> program that has been flailing about, desperately
> trying to justify it's own existence by pushing
> false narratives like "climate change" and other
> politics.

Missing the point, you are.

> No, let the private sector (which includes the
> defense industry) do whatever low-orbit stuff is
> worth doing and which can be done at a profit.
> This "pay nerds to play around with rockets"
> nonsense is just giant boondoggle that we can't
> afford.

At this point, that seems to be the likeliest path. Still doesn't refute my point.

Morons abound Wrote:
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> No buckyball for you Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Please - so I guess every technology that wasn't
> a
> > byproduct of the space industry doesn't exist?
>
>
> Who said that? Not I.
>
> > As the other person pointed out, there's very
> > little utility to space besides what we've
> already
> > developed. We will never live on the moon or
> Mars
> > or any other planet (it's a biology problem,
> not
> > an engineering one; we are not built to live in
> > low gravity environments), and we will never
> > travel beyond our own solar system through
> > conventional propulsion as it's practiced by
> the
> > space industry, NASA, like so many other
> > government agencies, is largely a make-work
> > program that has been flailing about,
> desperately
> > trying to justify it's own existence by pushing
> > false narratives like "climate change" and
> other
> > politics.
>
> Missing the point, you are.
>
> > No, let the private sector (which includes the
> > defense industry) do whatever low-orbit stuff
> is
> > worth doing and which can be done at a profit.
> > This "pay nerds to play around with rockets"
> > nonsense is just giant boondoggle that we can't
> > afford.
>
> At this point, that seems to be the likeliest
> path. Still doesn't refute my point.

What was your point? The fallacy that, if we didn't have a space race, we wouldn't have any technological advancement? That the only way to develop technology was to do it in furtherance of a space program?

Are you one of those government agency welfare queens? You sound like one of those government agency welfare queens.

You're the moron, moron Wrote:
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> What was your point? The fallacy that, if we
> didn't have a space race, we wouldn't have any
> technological advancement? That the only way to
> develop technology was to do it in furtherance of
> a space program?

No, but the rate of technological advancement was accelerated by the requirements of building spacecraft in an era of 8-bit computers.

> Are you one of those government agency welfare
> queens? You sound like one of those government
> agency welfare queens.

Piss off, sonny. Your ignorance is equaled only by your inability to sling a decent insult.

Morons abound Wrote:
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> You're the moron, moron Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > What was your point? The fallacy that, if we
> > didn't have a space race, we wouldn't have any
> > technological advancement? That the only way
> to
> > develop technology was to do it in furtherance
> of
> > a space program?
>
> No, but the rate of technological advancement was
> accelerated by the requirements of building
> spacecraft in an era of 8-bit computers.
>
> > Are you one of those government agency welfare
> > queens? You sound like one of those government
> > agency welfare queens.
>
> Piss off, sonny. Your ignorance is equaled only by
> your inability to sling a decent insult.

Triggered boomer is triggered. Sorry, gramps, but the world would have still turned without your pointless space program. You know how we know it was pointless? Because we stopped going - everyone knew there wasn't a point. Now enjoy that government pension I'm paying for.

Metro
Redskins games
Caps games
Whole Foods
Free Range anything
Alcohol at restaurants
Expensive whores
BMW's
Designer clothes

Flop-dick Boomers are the worst Wrote:
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> Triggered boomer is triggered. Sorry, gramps, but
> the world would have still turned without your
> pointless space program. You know how we know it
> was pointless? Because we stopped going -
> everyone knew there wasn't a point.

I wonder what Little Rocket Man thinks.

> Now enjoy that government pension I'm paying for.

You don't make enough to pay federal income taxes.

check your fire Wrote:
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> 9PHHD Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > the Space Program. the hobby of a couple
> hundred
> > thousand citizens in a population of
> 320,000,000.
>
>
> You really think there are hundreds of thousands
> of people involved in our current space program?
> No f'ing way.


I'm including the percentage of the population who do not work in the space industry but are enablers/cheerleaders who insist, despite the lack of any evidence, that all manner of amazing and life-changing research is being accomplished. Can ants live in zero-gravity? Let's spend eighty billion dollars to find out!

The USA has been WAAAAY underfunding research of all sorts. Waiting until for-profit people come along to look into things is a major reason why we are losing so much ground internationally. Remember bans on stem cells? Just plain stupid.

Here cometh the douchebags Wrote:
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> Flop-dick Boomers are the worst Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Triggered boomer is triggered. Sorry, gramps,
> but
> > the world would have still turned without your
> > pointless space program. You know how we know
> it
> > was pointless? Because we stopped going -
> > everyone knew there wasn't a point.
>
> I wonder what Little Rocket Man thinks.
>
> > Now enjoy that government pension I'm paying
> for.
>
> You don't make enough to pay federal income taxes.

What's he doing that has already been done? Does he have a moon shot program? Do you ever make a cogent point?

Like I said, government welfare recipient, enjoy that pension.

Narrow minds don't see much Wrote:
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> The USA has been WAAAAY underfunding research of
> all sorts. Waiting until for-profit people come
> along to look into things is a major reason why we
> are losing so much ground internationally.
> Remember bans on stem cells? Just plain stupid.

This is true. We have let so-called basic research languish in a big way. The corporate world has no interest unless the bean-counters can see dollar signs just ahead. Advantage China.

The Welfare State
Planned Parenthood
Almost any budget increases proposed by Dem Lawmakers
Toll Roads
Easy Pass
Paying full price to go to the movies
Replacement windows
New or newly used cars
Elaborate weddings and funerals
Engagement rings
Many of the products made in China
Gym memberships
Anything designer
Brand new technology for personal use

Four years tuition at some Grade-B quasi-college.

Teaching a nigger how to read

County support of Unaccompanied minors, Section 8 and other FairfaxOne BS items. Stick to the basics, School,Public Safety, Infrastructure.

Tickets for parking less than 10 feet from a driveway ...

Is this a new ordinance?

What a crock of shit.

Educatin’ Wrote:
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> Teaching a nigger how to read

Love this !

#a storm is coming##