Recent content by Superhiro

This derail is fucking lame as shit.

Cause he's only good at writing angsty protagonists, and can't pull off anyone who just likes to chill, have a good time, and hit on the ladies. Probably because he's a mormon.

Got the 2019 Razer blade stealth last month. Seriously the sexiest laptop I've ever seen. I don't think I've ever been so happy with a computer purchase.

My app says it needs to update, but there is no new update in the app store. Any ideas?

The fuck? Buy German or Japanese. They're plenty of options in your price range, and they will all be great knives.

The Malazan Empire mage corps are absolutely scrapping the bottom of the barrel by the time the Bonehunters are assembled. Decades of constant warfare have taken a toll, and there are hints about that scattered throughout the series. The mages that they have are basically anyone showing any...

I agree that Yedan is pretty poorly developed and just gets dropped in seemingly OP. That being said, the Hust swords were made for killing eleint, providing magical powers or whatever to the user, and the Shake are some crazy hybrid human/tiste/kchain race, it's not that much of a stretch for...

It's been a while, but there are also hints and plot points about how thinly stretched Ben is in dealing with the Crippled God, helping Burn, playing Shadowthrone, supporting Kalam/Fiddler/etc, so on and so forth. Taking most of book 1 with a grain of salt, I always felt Ben's powerlevel was...

Yeah a desk and chair is on my list for a spare bedroom/office

I've lived abroad since graduating college in 2007. I've never moved for a new job with anything more than my 2 checked bags and carry on luggage. I just bought a place back in the states to use during summers, and I need to completely furnish it. So the question is, what is some cool shit...

I forget if it made any specific recommendations. It was more about looking at the financial habits of people that are millionaires. A lot end up finding ways to dodge inheritance taxes through donating it or whatever. I bet you'd just take the leftover money and make it a long-term trust so...

If they have an issue with coming out of undergrad and possibly grad school debt free, but without a trust to coddle them through adulthood, they can piss the fuck off.

It's been a while since I read it, but "The Millionaire Next Door" has a chapter about how leaving money for your kids has a negative impact of like -30% of total earnings compared to their peers, while only leaving money to pay for 100% of their education gives them +30% earnings compared to...

Africa currently. We've worked in Japan, Mexico, and now central Africa. edit: Thank you btw! haha

Based on your posting history, you should probably start reading some blogs on personal finance, divorce, and single parenting.