DeeZee
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New Yorker in the PNW. Tired old man.
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Is this the Fortnite created short after the credits? Going to sit for this tomorrow and considering skipping that entirely..
December 9, 2025 at 4:41 AM
Is this the Fortnite created short after the credits? Going to sit for this tomorrow and considering skipping that entirely..
Oh, no! People cheating on their spouses are being caught? Someone is chastised for ordering too many packages online?! The horror!
December 7, 2025 at 9:04 PM
Oh, no! People cheating on their spouses are being caught? Someone is chastised for ordering too many packages online?! The horror!
Decent first loaves of bread. Long way to go on perfecting formation and shaping.
December 6, 2025 at 9:32 PM
Decent first loaves of bread. Long way to go on perfecting formation and shaping.
Ahh yeah, the feared NY tax auditor. The associates degree wielding 70k/yr state auditor is very formidable and intimidates the army of $600/hr accountants and $1,100/hr lawyers the wealthy are deploying here.
December 5, 2025 at 5:34 PM
Ahh yeah, the feared NY tax auditor. The associates degree wielding 70k/yr state auditor is very formidable and intimidates the army of $600/hr accountants and $1,100/hr lawyers the wealthy are deploying here.
Close enough
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December 2, 2025 at 12:08 AM
Close enough
I, for one, am shocked that a TikToker was offering up incorrect tax advice.
November 30, 2025 at 3:02 PM
I, for one, am shocked that a TikToker was offering up incorrect tax advice.
Weil is normally pretty sharp on these things but his analysis on the first point test for the VIE is flawed, imo. Power to direct activities is direct voting % / management.
He’s absolutely right on the lease guarantees, though. If their auditors had any backbone they’d force a correction.
He’s absolutely right on the lease guarantees, though. If their auditors had any backbone they’d force a correction.
November 24, 2025 at 1:05 PM
Weil is normally pretty sharp on these things but his analysis on the first point test for the VIE is flawed, imo. Power to direct activities is direct voting % / management.
He’s absolutely right on the lease guarantees, though. If their auditors had any backbone they’d force a correction.
He’s absolutely right on the lease guarantees, though. If their auditors had any backbone they’d force a correction.
Substantial income omission / understatement? Late filing? General incompetence of the Service? Real toss up for why that got mailed.
November 21, 2025 at 9:00 PM
Substantial income omission / understatement? Late filing? General incompetence of the Service? Real toss up for why that got mailed.
They’re in a bad spot because WE are in a bad spot. Bittersweet when that’s the bad messaging
November 20, 2025 at 9:04 PM
They’re in a bad spot because WE are in a bad spot. Bittersweet when that’s the bad messaging
Decided to bite the bullet and just pay for ProtonMail. Nothing good is free.
November 20, 2025 at 8:46 PM
Decided to bite the bullet and just pay for ProtonMail. Nothing good is free.
I am wildly jealous of a total stranger. That sounds incredible
November 20, 2025 at 8:37 PM
I am wildly jealous of a total stranger. That sounds incredible
The YouTube algorithm tossed me a blessing with a suggestion for that Eternal Castle video. Really awesome video and really well done - thank you for putting that together!
New subscriber who is now about to burn through everything else you’ve put up there
New subscriber who is now about to burn through everything else you’ve put up there
November 19, 2025 at 7:47 AM
The YouTube algorithm tossed me a blessing with a suggestion for that Eternal Castle video. Really awesome video and really well done - thank you for putting that together!
New subscriber who is now about to burn through everything else you’ve put up there
New subscriber who is now about to burn through everything else you’ve put up there
Are proper capitalization, punctuation and grammar traits of soft and gay men? You learn something new every day!
November 18, 2025 at 8:42 PM
Are proper capitalization, punctuation and grammar traits of soft and gay men? You learn something new every day!
Google fails me - what is your second listed game TiTS?
November 17, 2025 at 10:12 PM
Google fails me - what is your second listed game TiTS?
Ok, I appreciate the chat and back and forth this morning, but I’ll tap out. Neat article.
November 15, 2025 at 7:05 PM
Ok, I appreciate the chat and back and forth this morning, but I’ll tap out. Neat article.
Again I am fine with someone cooking up a radical new educational format for our children. We could certainly use it. But there’s a push to remove “gifted” learning for being discriminatory, and it’s foolish. Not everyone lifts the same weights, runs the same speeds, or maths the same, etc
November 15, 2025 at 7:01 PM
Again I am fine with someone cooking up a radical new educational format for our children. We could certainly use it. But there’s a push to remove “gifted” learning for being discriminatory, and it’s foolish. Not everyone lifts the same weights, runs the same speeds, or maths the same, etc
Is this an oversimplification? Yes. But it’s the idea that these are measurable characteristics and providing tailored teaching in the framework we have is better than leaving the 3rd grade reader behind and boring the 8th grade reader.
November 15, 2025 at 6:58 PM
Is this an oversimplification? Yes. But it’s the idea that these are measurable characteristics and providing tailored teaching in the framework we have is better than leaving the 3rd grade reader behind and boring the 8th grade reader.
We’re talking right past each other here lol.
If a student reads and comprehends at an (arbitrarily determined) 8th grade level in 5th grade, they should be pushed to more challenging reading. Conversely if a student reads at 3rd grade level in 5th they should be given remedial lessons.
If a student reads and comprehends at an (arbitrarily determined) 8th grade level in 5th grade, they should be pushed to more challenging reading. Conversely if a student reads at 3rd grade level in 5th they should be given remedial lessons.
November 15, 2025 at 6:57 PM
We’re talking right past each other here lol.
If a student reads and comprehends at an (arbitrarily determined) 8th grade level in 5th grade, they should be pushed to more challenging reading. Conversely if a student reads at 3rd grade level in 5th they should be given remedial lessons.
If a student reads and comprehends at an (arbitrarily determined) 8th grade level in 5th grade, they should be pushed to more challenging reading. Conversely if a student reads at 3rd grade level in 5th they should be given remedial lessons.
Ok. Sure? I mean, I don’t know what to tell you. You’re talking about dismantling the entire system and building something new? Great, I support it. In the interim I also support utilizing what we have in a way that offers the most benefits to all.
November 15, 2025 at 6:45 PM
Ok. Sure? I mean, I don’t know what to tell you. You’re talking about dismantling the entire system and building something new? Great, I support it. In the interim I also support utilizing what we have in a way that offers the most benefits to all.
To be clear I’m not trying to get into an argument about the nature of intelligence. I’m saying that acknowledging that some students demonstrate learning-capacity-however-measured faster than others isn’t a crime. We’re all different! One size fits all doesn’t make sense!
November 15, 2025 at 6:38 PM
To be clear I’m not trying to get into an argument about the nature of intelligence. I’m saying that acknowledging that some students demonstrate learning-capacity-however-measured faster than others isn’t a crime. We’re all different! One size fits all doesn’t make sense!
The #3 argument is related to #1 though, right? Let the ‘smart’ kids learn more challenging material sooner, the the kids who need more time take that time?
Saying all children have the same capacity for intelligence is as odd as saying that all students run at the same speed.
Saying all children have the same capacity for intelligence is as odd as saying that all students run at the same speed.
November 15, 2025 at 6:04 PM
The #3 argument is related to #1 though, right? Let the ‘smart’ kids learn more challenging material sooner, the the kids who need more time take that time?
Saying all children have the same capacity for intelligence is as odd as saying that all students run at the same speed.
Saying all children have the same capacity for intelligence is as odd as saying that all students run at the same speed.