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[BOTY]

Originally Posted by carlton_fritz

Need? Yes. Want? Not so sure these days with all the retardation in people.

I hear ya. Just go shopping at a grocery store, and pay attention to who is wearing a ring. Employee or customer, talk them up a bit. They probably get morning coffee somewhere ask to meet for morning coffee. or a quick lunch sandwich place, the chicks love Panera. Too strong is a dick move just a quick extra meet n greet, a few times you will find someone.

[BOTY]

If I were closer I could be your wingman , this chit isn't hard.

[C3C7NIC]

Originally Posted by BOTY

Not hard on the eyes, her chitter is full pic is great.

Well, I do show a lot of leg skin in that one.

I know how much some here love my knobby knees.

[C3C7NIC]

Originally Posted by BOTY

I hear ya. Just go shopping at a grocery store, and pay attention to who is wearing a ring. Employee or customer, talk them up a bit. They probably get morning coffee somewhere ask to meet for morning coffee. or a quick lunch sandwich place, the chicks love Panera. Too strong is a dick move just a quick extra meet n greet, a few times you will find someone.

Yep, I see where your boy gets it.


You should talk to Doug about these enlightening relationship ideas!

[z06psi]

Originally Posted by C3C7NIC

Well, I do show a lot of leg skin in that one.

I know how much some here love my knobby knees.

[Strats-N-Vettes]

Originally Posted by BADRACR1

Pics?

Post #39...she's the bride.

[BOTY]

Originally Posted by C3C7NIC

Yep, I see where your boy gets it.


You should talk to Doug about these enlightening relationship ideas!

Some guys overthink it. It's just a natural thing.

[BOTY]

Originally Posted by z06psi

fugger

[z06psi]

Originally Posted by BOTY

fugger

[BOTY]

Originally Posted by z06psi

Leave Nicky knee high alone, she can't handle on-line critique.

[Aerovette]

Originally Posted by BOTY

I hear ya. Just go shopping at a grocery store, and pay attention to who is wearing a ring. Employee or customer, talk them up a bit. They probably get morning coffee somewhere ask to meet for morning coffee. or a quick lunch sandwich place, the chicks love Panera. Too strong is a dick move just a quick extra meet n greet, a few times you will find someone.

Whoa, slow down. I'm taking notes.

[04 commemorative]

Originally Posted by C3C7NIC

I find this ironic coming from your old azz.

Hell, you can't even type a numerical value in correctly on a work order. Dementia much?





Correct > $200 bond purchased at $100 and is getting 4% interest and is now worth over $415 at maturity, and gauranteed. so......



Such as?

https://stockinvest.us/TWMJF-stock-price

[C3C7NIC]

Originally Posted by 04 commemorative

https://stockinvest.us/TWMJF-stock-price

We have plenty of $$ allocated to the market at this point in time.

Looks like stable growth.

[Egnalf]

you could look at annuities <777>

[Egnalf]

<that one dude> you could start a thred discussing paying down mortgage principal.

[Raazor]

I don't know... I'd error on the side of caution. The stock market is just shy of an eleven year bull run. A few months ago, MSM was thinking a recession was near and now they're all backtracking and thinking 2020 will be good. Regardless, not a good time in my opinion.

I'm that guy that is big on paying off mortgage or better yet, any other debt with higher interest and no deductions.

There are so many factors to consider and we don't know you're situation 100% so you're better off doing whatever will let you sleep better at night or if it's a lot of money, hire a professional.

these are good problems to have

[C3C7NIC]

Originally Posted by Raazor

I don't know... I'd error on the side of caution. The stock market is just shy of an eleven year bull run. A few months ago, MSM was thinking a recession was near and now they're all backtracking and thinking 2020 will be good. Regardless, not a good time in my opinion.

I'm that guy that is big on paying off mortgage or better yet, any other debt with higher interest and no deductions.

There are so many factors to consider and we don't know you're situation 100% so you're better off doing whatever will let you sleep better at night or if it's a lot of money, hire a professional.

these are good problems to have

Agree and agree.

We are blessed to be free of any debt.

[Mick]

Originally Posted by C3C7NIC

We have plenty of $$ allocated to the market at this point in time.

Looks like stable growth.

Can you give us more details on what "stable growth" is? My wife and I have the same problem, we want to take some of the equity money off the table, but the question becomes "what do we do with it?".

She also wants to sell one of our investment properties, but I have some good ideas of what to do with those proceeds (basically, get into a better investment property), but we are having a very hard time finding a cash return to fund retirement until Medicare and SS kick in.

[C3C7NIC]

Originally Posted by Mick

Can you give us more details on what "stable growth" is? My wife and I have the same problem, we want to take some of the equity money off the table, but the question becomes "what do we do with it?".

She also wants to sell one of our investment properties, but I have some good ideas of what to do with those proceeds (basically, get into a better investment property), but we are having a very hard time finding a cash return to fund retirement until Medicare and SS kick in.

I dumped my FA when my market investments were pulling in avg 15%over 10 yrs; under my watch and his was at 10% (not counting his fees).

W/O divulging number or too many details, we are mortgage free and have no loans or CC.

Although well diversified not sure where to "invest" $ moving forward. I feel the market is at or near it's peak, so not going to add much there.

Consulted a new FA and they said we were "unicorns" in this day and age to have lived so frugal and be debt free at our age. Said we should max out our work matched retirements but did not offer any other solid advise.

[dvarapala]

Originally Posted by C3C7NIC

Consulted a new FA and they said we were "unicorns" in this day and age to have lived so frugal and be debt free at our age.

Easy to live frugal in a part of the country where houses still cost $100,000.