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Eh, guess I should stop contributing to my 401k in that case?

I did quite some time ago, my owners were stealing the employee contributions and catching up when they could. As soon as they funded this past time they eliminated the program.

 

Bfo needs another job, been looking but no luck so far.

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I did quite some time ago, my owners were stealing the employee contributions and catching up when they could. As soon as they funded this past time they eliminated the program.

 

Bfo needs another job, been looking but no luck so far.

You sticking it out in the gaming industry? Why not try a start up type place? Didn't tony hseish and crew build that big place where all those companies are? Corporate accounting at a start up is as easy as it gets.

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vegas would be a deathtrap in an emergency. bad people, unprepared people. and ZERO water source. 

 

it would be one of the first cities to crumble

 

if i was a vegas guy i would invest in a small piece of property (with a cabin) a few hundred miles north right near a lake. stock it with 6 months of food and some guns. you can buy perpper food that lasts 5-25 years so its almost like an investment........if something terrible happened you would be all set

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vegas would be a deathtrap in an emergency. bad people, unprepared people. and ZERO water source.

 

it would be one of the first cities to crumble

 

if i was a vegas guy i would invest in a small piece of property (with a cabin) a few hundred miles north right near a lake. stock it with 6 months of food and some guns. you can buy perpper food that lasts 5-25 years so its almost like an investment........if something terrible happened you would be all set

+1

 

Dig trenches all around the property... set a retracting bridge... when shit hits the fan blow the bridge

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got another shipment today. last one. have plenty of dehydrated meats and fruits

 

now i just need to get beans/rice from walmart and i can feed everyone i know in town for 2 months or this household for 6 months

 

i feel like a true hero. like a real richard jewell

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Russia claims it has successfully tested hypersonic missile ‘which makes Western defences obsolete’

The Independent

Harriet Marsden 7 hours ago

Russian warships sail past exploding anti-missile ordnance during a rehearsal for the Navy Day parade in 2016: Reuters

Russia has claimed it has carried out successful tests of a hypersonic missile, a year ahead of schedule.

 

According to government-controlled news agency Sputnik, the missile system - known as Zircon - could be installed on Pyotr Veliky, the country’s nuclear-powered missile strike ship.

 

The hypersonic missiles are a “quantum leap in technology,” defence analyst Tim Ripley’s told DW.

 

 

They can travel faster than any other missile on the planet, up to 4,600mph, which is almost 66 times the speed of sound and enough to practically guarantee they cannot be targeted or intercepted.

 

Mr Ripley explained that this effectively rendered Western defences, such as the anti-missile systems aboard new Royal Navy carriers the HMS Prince of Wales and the HMS Queen Elizabeth, “obsolete”.

 

​“It will greatly reduce the reaction time that they (Western military) have to deploy their own defences and counter-measures," he said.

 

While the world's media were aware that Russia was developing the missiles, these tests come much earlier than the original projected date of 2018.

 

Military analyst Vladimir Tuchkov told Sputnik: “It (the Zircon missile system) is expected to be added into Russia’s arsenal between 2018 and 2020.”

 

These reports emerge as relations between the West and Russia reach their worst since the Cold War, fuelled by the crisis in Ukraine, the devastating conflict in Syria and the alleged Russian meddling in Western politics – most notably, the US elections.

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US probably has weird energy weapon capabilities as well. they could most certainly still destroy russia if they had to.........nuke war between superpowers is the least likely of causes for civil unrest. the US debt of 20,000,000,000+ and the east deciding to dump the dollar far more likely to cause chaos here. standard of living could plummet in weeks. literally $50 for a gallon of milk. ppl say the US would never be allowed to fail but thats just not true. all world powers only lasted 100 years. look what happened to the soviets. could be our turn any year now

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