[vreihen16]

Originally Posted by wdb

Be mindful, a home office that's not part of the same structure as the home has tax implications!

As I wrote in another thread here today, I live well within my means in a modest two bedroom house. Our mortgage payments and philanthropy together still come up way short of just taking the standard federal deduction. The reason why I'm building a new home office out in the race car hauler is purely for marital and productivity reasons, not taxes.

On the topic of tax implications and the race car hauler, it is bigger than a 1-car garage inside and 100% free of school/property taxes. If I registered it in Maine as a non-resident (popular trick to get out of NY State DMV's high annual registration fees), the thing would be like a tax-free 1-car garage...that I can take anywhere I want.

The only gotcha is that it is not insulated or heated, and the portable aircon unit that I used in it during summer competition events is actually sitting in my office at work right now.....

[premier3is]

Originally Posted by dinonz

Pfffft. 80s was far better

Lol I'm going to guess the Countach is an 80s one too?

[Darth One]

Btw the friend that posted his coronavirus party on social media...he got a SERIOUS backlash from it. Like it even affected how his coworkers and bosses see him. Apparently he showed up to work coughing up a storm

My reaction was, hey I still love you bro but I can't say I blame them...you acted like a fucking idiot

[cmyx6go]

Originally Posted by Now_Rudi

Listened to Like a Stone on my way in to work this morn!

I was pleasantly surprised driving home. I forgot I downloaded the Audio Slave CD.

[premier3is]

Originally Posted by Darth One

Btw the friend that posted his coronavirus party on social media...he got a SERIOUS backlash from it. Like it even affected how his coworkers and bosses see him. Apparently he showed up to work coughing up a storm

My reaction was, hey I still love you bro but I can't say I blame them...you acted like a fucking idiot

Hopefully he got a pink slip the day he walked through the door to work.

[MKSixer]

Originally Posted by Joekerr

Frick me, I didn't realize Sarah McLachlan was 80's. Mirrorball might just be one of my favourite CD's. There's almost no bad songs on it.

Oh, hang on a minute, I just googled her...her very first album was 1987, but primarily her good work was in the 90's. I feel better.

Damn. I was just about to ask if I could have your stuff.

[dinonz]

Originally Posted by vreihen16

Pandora could be your best friend. I've got mine trained with everything from Jennifer Warnes and Carly Simon up to Kiss and harder. Basically anything from the 1960's through the computer-synthesized crap taking off in the early 1990's.....

I have spotify on the audio system, but this is an actual jukebox - kinda neat to have it click over CDs.

[dinonz]

Originally Posted by premier3is

Lol I'm going to guess the Countach is an 80s one too?

Indeed - 86

[Salty Dog]

Originally Posted by vreihen16

As I wrote in another thread here today, I live well within my means in a modest two bedroom house. Our mortgage payments and philanthropy together still come up way short of just taking the standard federal deduction. The reason why I'm building a new home office out in the race car hauler is purely for marital and productivity reasons, not taxes.

On the topic of tax implications and the race car hauler, it is bigger than a 1-car garage inside and 100% free of school/property taxes. If I registered it in Maine as a non-resident (popular trick to get out of NY State DMV's high annual registration fees), the thing would be like a tax-free 1-car garage...that I can take anywhere I want.

The only gotcha is that it is not insulated or heated, and the portable aircon unit that I used in it during summer competition events is actually sitting in my office at work right now.....

You seriously need a blow job.....I'm not offering btw.

[vreihen16]

Originally Posted by dinonz

I have spotify on the audio system, but this is an actual jukebox - kinda neat to have it click over CDs.

Get off my lawn kid, and turn that noise that you call music DOWN!

Seriously, everybody knows that juke boxes use 45 RPM records....




.

[Darth One]

Originally Posted by Salty Dog

You seriously need a blow job.....I'm not offering btw.

uh huh

[MKSixer]

Originally Posted by cmyx6go

I would put 70's first as ground breaking, but 90's next. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy the 80s but the 90s was a game changer. It was different. I think I'm going to go home and listen to some Audio Slave.

you but I don't know who you are right now.

The 80's RULE!! Second British Invasion. Duran Duran!!

Live Aid. I was at the one in Philly!!

[cmyx6go]

Originally Posted by MKSixer

you but I don't know who you are right now.

The 80's RULE!! Second British Invasion. Duran Duran!!

Live Aid. I was at the one in Philly!!

Sorry MK. I like 80s hair bands but think 90s grunge blows it away. Stone Temple Pilot’s, Nirvana, Audio Slave over Def Leopard (sp) white snake any day.

Edit. Let’s not forget Foo Fighters.

[dinonz]

Originally Posted by vreihen16

Get off my lawn kid, and turn that noise that you call music DOWN!

Seriously, everybody knows that juke boxes use 45 RPM records....




.

LOL - they used to

[Darth One]

I loved the 80's too...in the 80's.

Today...well it hasn't aged well

[Rmtt]

Originally Posted by MKSixer

you but I don't know who you are right now.

The 80's RULE!! Second British Invasion. Duran Duran!!

Live Aid. I was at the one in Philly!!

Australian as well....remeber INXS?

[MKSixer]

Originally Posted by cmyx6go

Sorry MK. I like 80s hair bands but think 90s grunge blows it away. Stone Temple Pilot’s, Nirvana, Audio Slave over Def Leopard (sp) white snake any day.

Edit. Let’s not forget Foo Fighters.

Love all those groups BUT after a disco, the 80's burst onto the scene in a kaleidoscope of sight and sound. And MTV came of age. I had soooooooooo much fun!!

Originally Posted by Rmtt

Australian as well....remeber INXS?

How could I neglect to mention them?!?! I will discipline myself.

[NEfan508]

My son played catch with me for a whole 5 min today... back to his cell in shade soon after

Wife said we needed to acclimate our Josh to outdoors, we've been inside way to much, fresh air and sun feels so foreign

we had some Italian beef sandwiches and fruit salad, nice sunny day, awesome distraction, almost felt like a regular afternoon

(Please note) big park away from everyone

[Turkish Pickle]

Originally Posted by cmyx6go

I would put 70's first as ground breaking, but 90's next. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy the 80s but the 90s was a game changer. It was different. I think I'm going to go home and listen to some Audio Slave.

Originally Posted by Now_Rudi

Listened to Like a Stone on my way in to work this morn!

Originally Posted by Joekerr

Kurt Cobain, Chris Cornell, Aaron Lewis (admittedly more towards 2000), etc.


Also...would you say the 80's were better than the 70's, or were they equal in greatness?

huh, maybe you guys aren't too boomery after all

i like chris cornell, "part of me" has became an anthem among me and my boys when we get ghosted lol

[qba335i]

Wonder how many people will get divorced this year. My divorce-attorney friends are already getting excited.

[rebekahb]

Originally Posted by qba335i

Wonder how many people will get divorced this year. My divorce-attorney friends are already getting excited.

Well that came out of left field lol.

[wdb]

Originally Posted by qba335i

Wonder how many people will get divorced this year. My divorce-attorney friends are already getting excited.

“How are you passing time and staying entertained during the epidemic?”

“I’m planning our divorce, thanks for asking.”