And I thought I’d never get published

Makes sense considering overall they’re hemorrhaging money due to the ongoing strike. That and their capsule issues.

That 80’s Show aired in 2002, and was set in 1984, 18 years earlier.

Even adjusting for inflation, Pluto Nash still wins. It opened to $3.5M in today’s money.

I feel like there hasn’t been much marketing for Megalopolis. Could be a factor. I’d say the long run time doesn’t help, but Oppenheimer counters that point.

That’s heavy!

I just rawdogged this comic

From the Long Halloween, happened while he had a witness on the stand

https://crapthatpissesthisoldmanoff.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/long-halloween-acid-harvey.jpg

“Am I being detained?”

“I do not consent to any search of my person or property.”

“I am exercising my right to remain silent.”

“I will not answer any further questions without an attorney present.”

Billionaires whose commercial real estate investments are tanking

Thanks Obama

The post contains sprinkles

Birds aren’t real

Too funny

Don’t put metal in the science oven!

HARK!

Drip drip drip

All true. But the first America space walk in gemini 4 lasted over 20 minutes. I’m sure both ways have merit.

Awesome poster. Sucks it’s the final season.

It’s the fee the fund manager charges. Looking at mine, they call them expense ratios. Big broad stuff like S&p and total market is typically low fee <1%. But something that tracks a specific market sector, or a really active fund could charge >5%

A total market fund, or S&p 500 fund would be a good start. Pick something with a low percentage fee