I'm guessing they taste as revolting as the other vodka infused foodstuffs I've tried.
If you want to get drunk on vodka you should drink it. If you're a pussy, you can mix it with any number of juices and soft drinks to get it to the point where it's potable even to the very timid.
What you can't do is pump it into food and expect the food to not taste like it's been basted in paint thinner.
Or any of the other Chaos in the Old World players?
Tarr is here and excited about Chaos because I spent all day talking about it but we can't play with two people so we should try to play on VASSAL if we can get 4 people together.
I'm always surprised by the popularity of that game in CF
The whole idea of there being a waiting list is kind of baffling
That said, I'm fairly sure all the IRS wants you to do is report the income and pay tax on it. There may be some tax breaks involved because its a small business, but if you're just operating as an employee or consultant then it should be just like handling your tax burden for those (I think consulting might be a different form, but don't quote me on that). Best bet is to contact a professional though.
Employee wages are usually reported on a W2, and the employer has a responsibility to pay payroll tax, social security & medicare tax, as well as withhold some taxes from your paycheck.
Consulting income is usually reported on a 1099, and the employer is not responsible for any of the above - but you are. This means that your tax burden on 1099 income is usually much higher than on W2 income.
Chu, if you are not investing any money into the business, and you're just expecting a small amount of compensation (under $800) at some point for general consulting, then you don't even have to declare that as income. Over $800, you'll probably end up declaring it on a 1099 form. At that point, you can look at how much money you're making and whether it's worth talking to a tax preparer.
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every person who doesn't like an acquired taste always seems to think everyone who likes it is faking it. it should be an official fallacy.
chu if you're just going to be an employee and your name isn't on any of like, the loan forms or liens then I think you can literally just fill out the short form come next april. I don't think it's any more complicated than that.
and we just agree on any wage we want? or i guess 'getting me off the ground with this business' is kind of an intangible thing. i dunno. i've certainly never done anything like consulting before.
I'm guessing they taste as revolting as the other vodka infused foodstuffs I've tried.
If you want to get drunk on vodka you should drink it. If you're a pussy, you can mix it with any number of juices and soft drinks to get it to the point where it's potable even to the very timid.
What you can't do is pump it into food and expect the food to not taste like it's been basted in paint thinner.
I dunno, jello shots are pretty good IMO.
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every person who doesn't like an acquired taste always seems to think everyone who likes it is faking it. it should be an official fallacy.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
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Or any of the other Chaos in the Old World players?
Tarr is here and excited about Chaos because I spent all day talking about it but we can't play with two people so we should try to play on VASSAL if we can get 4 people together.
I'm always surprised by the popularity of that game in CF
The whole idea of there being a waiting list is kind of baffling
Well, it only supports 4 players, and running one is kind of a pain, so there's that.
But yeah, we have, I think, 4 or 5 people actively hosting Chaos games right now, and there's still a waiting list (although a good number of the people on that waiting list are actually in games).
Leo flipped his little doggy bed over tonight and started dry humping it. I guess it's time to make the very special vet appointment.
isn't there like, a doggy brothel you can take him
like a dude getting his one taste before he ships off to the monastery
That's part of the reason we've waited this long. Our vet said he believes in spaying/neutering no earlier than 6 months old (while most vets will do it much earlier than that).
But we can't let it go for too long because the last thing we want is puppy incest in the house. Thankfully Phoebe just assumed the shenanigans with Leo trying to screw his bed were a game of some sort.
I'm guessing they taste as revolting as the other vodka infused foodstuffs I've tried.
If you want to get drunk on vodka you should drink it. If you're a pussy, you can mix it with any number of juices and soft drinks to get it to the point where it's potable even to the very timid.
What you can't do is pump it into food and expect the food to not taste like it's been basted in paint thinner.
I dunno, jello shots are pretty good IMO.
Jello is barely a solid food (gummi bears are chewy, jello is not).
And I've never had a jello shot that was half as good as a decent cocktail.
I'm guessing they taste as revolting as the other vodka infused foodstuffs I've tried.
If you want to get drunk on vodka you should drink it. If you're a pussy, you can mix it with any number of juices and soft drinks to get it to the point where it's potable even to the very timid.
What you can't do is pump it into food and expect the food to not taste like it's been basted in paint thinner.
Good point. The wife emailed me this and I.... well i posted about it here.
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it's...hmm, how do I put this? You're keeping track of a lot of things but none of the individual mechanics are particularly complicated at all. So the hard part is telling everybody what everything is the first time, but then once you actually sit down it all goes by pretty smoothly. The core mechanic is simplicity itself: there are these little chits on the board (representing evidence), and you want to get your little dude to them first and pick them up before anyone else does. Someone who understands nothing else about the game will still do okay if they just do that.
it's...hmm, how do I put this? You're keeping track of a lot of things but none of the individual mechanics are particularly complicated at all. So the hard part is telling everybody what everything is the first time, but then once you actually sit down it all goes by pretty smoothly. The core mechanic is simplicity itself: there are these little chits on the board (representing evidence), and you want to get your little dude to them first and pick them up before anyone else does. Someone who understands nothing else about the game will still do okay if they just do that.
Ok.
If you were slightly drunk, and I were slightly drunk, and we didn't have the instruction manual, would you be able to teach me to play over a single game?
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every person who doesn't like an acquired taste always seems to think everyone who likes it is faking it. it should be an official fallacy.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
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it's...hmm, how do I put this? You're keeping track of a lot of things but none of the individual mechanics are particularly complicated at all. So the hard part is telling everybody what everything is the first time, but then once you actually sit down it all goes by pretty smoothly. The core mechanic is simplicity itself: there are these little chits on the board (representing evidence), and you want to get your little dude to them first and pick them up before anyone else does. Someone who understands nothing else about the game will still do okay if they just do that.
Ok.
If you were slightly drunk, and I were slightly drunk, and we didn't have the instruction manual, would you be able to teach me to play over a single game?
yes, absolutely
the bulk of the game's instructions are on the various cards you draw. they will say things like "when Feral's character enters a bar, this happens"
The most frustrating thing about Bang! was that we kept having to play face-up games to show people how to play so over the course of like two days we only played one full real game.
Card explanations with people that are fussy can be the worst. It's like, let's just play and if a card comes up I'll explain it. And that person is like "no then you will have an advantage".
I am so torn on how complicated I like my boardgames to be.
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I'm guessing they taste as revolting as the other vodka infused foodstuffs I've tried.
If you want to get drunk on vodka you should drink it. If you're a pussy, you can mix it with any number of juices and soft drinks to get it to the point where it's potable even to the very timid.
What you can't do is pump it into food and expect the food to not taste like it's been basted in paint thinner.
I just picked up Saints Row 2.
I'm always surprised by the popularity of that game in CF
The whole idea of there being a waiting list is kind of baffling
That game has co-op missions, right? Play against her online.
Employee wages are usually reported on a W2, and the employer has a responsibility to pay payroll tax, social security & medicare tax, as well as withhold some taxes from your paycheck.
Consulting income is usually reported on a 1099, and the employer is not responsible for any of the above - but you are. This means that your tax burden on 1099 income is usually much higher than on W2 income.
Chu, if you are not investing any money into the business, and you're just expecting a small amount of compensation (under $800) at some point for general consulting, then you don't even have to declare that as income. Over $800, you'll probably end up declaring it on a 1099 form. At that point, you can look at how much money you're making and whether it's worth talking to a tax preparer.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
and we just agree on any wage we want? or i guess 'getting me off the ground with this business' is kind of an intangible thing. i dunno. i've certainly never done anything like consulting before.
I dunno, jello shots are pretty good IMO.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
But yeah, we have, I think, 4 or 5 people actively hosting Chaos games right now, and there's still a waiting list (although a good number of the people on that waiting list are actually in games).
That's part of the reason we've waited this long. Our vet said he believes in spaying/neutering no earlier than 6 months old (while most vets will do it much earlier than that).
But we can't let it go for too long because the last thing we want is puppy incest in the house. Thankfully Phoebe just assumed the shenanigans with Leo trying to screw his bed were a game of some sort.
you should play Android sometime
I was looking to buy that game, jacob
It wasn't available at my usual online board game store, though, which was a shame
I'm not sure when I'd ever get the chance to play it, either
Jello is barely a solid food (gummi bears are chewy, jello is not).
And I've never had a jello shot that was half as good as a decent cocktail.
Sadly, with board games I can't necessarily blow some money on it and play it. I have to 1) find it, and 2) find people to play with it.
If I get the chance, though, I'll check it out.
and you make the time. if that means deflating your friends' tires and breaking up their relationships, go for it.
Well, fair enough I guess.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
How complicated is it?
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
Lemme tell you, I've tried that last one a few times
zero success so far
But yeah, I'm interested in buying it, just need for it to come into stock and not be priced at ridiculous Australian price levels
Good point. The wife emailed me this and I.... well i posted about it here.
There isn't much point, I don't really talk when I play people online.
Which seems a bit pricey, but maybe not
it's...hmm, how do I put this? You're keeping track of a lot of things but none of the individual mechanics are particularly complicated at all. So the hard part is telling everybody what everything is the first time, but then once you actually sit down it all goes by pretty smoothly. The core mechanic is simplicity itself: there are these little chits on the board (representing evidence), and you want to get your little dude to them first and pick them up before anyone else does. Someone who understands nothing else about the game will still do okay if they just do that.
I am super proud because I've never attempted it before.
Surprisingly interesting, though.
Ok.
If you were slightly drunk, and I were slightly drunk, and we didn't have the instruction manual, would you be able to teach me to play over a single game?
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
yes, absolutely
the bulk of the game's instructions are on the various cards you draw. they will say things like "when Feral's character enters a bar, this happens"
or whatever
I have spent too much already.
I keep trying to organise a board game night, but nope, zero takers
each detective has a hovercar that they get around the city in
different detectives have cars that go different speeds
you determine if you can get somewhere in one move by using these compasses:
if you put one end on your starting point and your destination is inside the arch, you can go there!
I am so torn on how complicated I like my boardgames to be.
Okay sweet.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.