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Do you ever research how many people leave the USA to be able to live as a cheapskate?

Come visit me, but as a cheapskate, you probably wouldn't. I retired at 35 and am 38 now, so far so good. I had to come to Eastern Europe to pull it off. If I was still in the USA, I'd be workin' for sure.

Was a great football match to watch (I caught it midway through the first half). Germany was on fire. Great intensity from the German side, never let up a bit even to the last second. Been a great World Cup to watch so far and I'm sure will be just as great to the end.

No. Buy a car you can pay cash for and retire at 45 instead of 59. Then as a 45 year old *XEER (extra early early retire), you'll be able to pay cash for your even newer BMW then. Don't take a loan out to pay for something that depreciates! *- I claim XEER (extra early early retire) as my...

Done! I heated up a small nail on the stove until it was red hot and then quickly placed it against the wire/solder points and they melted right together. In retrospect, I didn't need an alternative to solder, but an alternative to a soldering gun! Thanks again travelover.

Clever idea. I don't have a propane torch, but I do have a gas stove in the kitchen. I could heat a nail using that flame. Thanks for the idea!!!

No Radio Shacks this side of the Atlantic, but maybe I can find something like that here, I'll just have to do some more looking. Thanks.

Yup, I'm still here in Tallinn and very happy indeed. No plans to ever move anywhere else (well, maybe the suburbs). Estonia and Belarus are two totally different ballgames though. Estonia is a free, democratic, fiscally responsible European Union / NATO member with low crime, low...

I inadvertently broke two wires off a tiny circuit board that were soldered in place. I don't own a soldering gun + accessories and priced them at the hardware store, but it would be very expensive for me to buy all the equipment to use just one time. I don't know anyone with soldering...

Congrats and very nice boat. :greetings10:

Not arguing your overall point at all and am clearly totally on board with the anti-communism thing, but I have been under the impression that many (most?) farmers in the US can only manage to stay in business with government subsidies (ie. large scale farming isn't profitable). "The United...

After I installed it today, I just get a screen saying it's down for maintenance and will be back shortly. Been like that all day. So now I have another useless piece of software on my computer I have to remove. Great.

If the outer doors are set to automatically open and you force them to remain closed, you might cause a dangerous situation. Maybe these are better places to post your question? elevatorforum :: Index TalkLifts :: Forums Elevators Lifts

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This thread is just like Law & Order.

BP spills coffee :rofl: YouTube - BP Spills Coffee

I have 2 implants holding a 4 tooth bridge installed 19 years ago and I've had no problems at all. Best thing since real teeth, maybe better.

BP is too big to fail.

This isn't the only leaking well in the gulf apparently. Another Gulf oil spill: Well near Deepwater Horizon has leaked since at least April 30 | al.com

Sign at a BP gas station.

And what are they going to do with all that oily salt water they suck up?

12 ROV feeds of them working on the pipe. You don't see as much from that single BP feed published first. Pipe was cut off and now it's flowing up unrestricted. Waiting for the cap to come. Good way to waste a lot of time watching these. bp feeds

I would suggest you post your questions here: Toytown Germany Very knowledgeable people, many in a similar situation to yours on that Germany specific English language forum.

American scientists have finally developed a car that runs on water! Sadly, so far it only works with the water from the Gulf of Mexico.

I'm curious about why the blowout preventer didn't work. I haven't heard any details on how it failed or why. Has a blowout preventer ever actually been triggered by an event before? Do they actually really work at all? Are all drilling rigs in danger of the same thing happening? These...