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Virtual Coffee Break - Chat

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Jessica Grant56 Jessica Grant56 Regular
311 messages
joined Dec 2011
#1501 ·
Richard Howard55 said:The fine print says it’s out of stock (thank God! 😍).
So, I did some digging...


Product Description

A 6 cm crystal ball featuring a lacquered wood base. Comes in a cardboard box. An excellent tool for divination through spiritual perception of light. Since everyone possesses some degree of clairvoyance, this kit works for beginners and pros alike. The crystal gathers ambient light, shadows, and reflections due to its clarity. This crystal ball displays images within the subconscious. Standard quality crystal glass contains at least 26% lead, while 28% lead content classifies it as high quality. Net weight 320g, packaged at 685g. Height including base is 10 cm.


...and once again, back to Google!!!! 😵😵

I need to figure out what on earth "images within the subconscious" actually means.
(Honestly, this is getting harder than tax accounting!! 🤦)

Good grief, did they go crazy or something?!?
Jessica Grant56 Jessica Grant56 Regular
311 messages
joined Dec 2011
#1502 ·
I spent all day yesterday tearing apart the Synesis cash register—honestly, even I was shocked when it actually started working again after everything I did to it...

And just so nobody misinterprets me, if anyone asks what the difference is between a wife and a mosquito (the female kind), I really wouldn't know. Please don't tell her I said that, though. My blood pressure is already low enough as it is...
Carol Price4 Carol Price4 Regular
380 messages
joined Nov 2019
#1503 ·
Jessica Grant56 said:I spent all day yesterday tearing apart the Synesis cash register—honestly, even I was shocked when it actually started working again after everything I did to it...

And just so nobody misinterprets me, if anyone asks what the difference is between a wife and a mosquito (the female kind), I really wouldn't know. Please don't tell her I said that, though. My blood pressure is already low enough as it is...

Is your blood pressure dropping from all that lounging around? 🤣 It’s a good thing she’s sweet—if she had a sharper tongue, your blood pressure would be through the roof! haha!

I should probably send a little thank-you gift to the folks over at NASA—since you poked around the whole program and still didn't manage to wreck it—it's like they actually saw these "glitches" coming!
Henry Edwards33 Henry Edwards33 RegularOP
678 messages
joined Aug 2015
#1504 ·
A killer dinner and a glass of decent wine can fix just about anything. 😉
Richard Howard55 Richard Howard55 Regular
251 messages
joined Aug 2015
#1505 ·
Just dropping in to say hi to the masses, since it's a bit late for ☕ coffee.
The public, I assume, is already sleeping the sleep of the righteous (as am I) and gathering some "energy" (is that the right word?) while they still can. 😁
It’s got me thinking about those recent sales tax changes and the possibility they might let corporations pay based on actual cash receipts instead.
Once that happens, they won't be able to pull one over on us anymore. We'll finally get some peace. 🤔
And things were going so smoothly before! Just easygoing! 🤣
amberbadger17 amberbadger17 Active Member
190 messages
joined May 2012
#1506 ·
Richard Howard55 said:Just dropping in to say hi to the masses, since it's a bit late for ☕ coffee.
The public, I assume, is already sleeping the sleep of the righteous (as am I) and gathering some "energy" (is that the right word?) while they still can. 😁
It’s got me thinking about those recent sales tax changes and the possibility they might let corporations pay based on actual cash receipts instead.
Once that happens, they won't be able to pull one over on us anymore. We'll finally get some peace. 🤔
And things were going so smoothly before! Just easygoing! 🤣

If anyone needs a heads-up, I just got an email about this. For all the small business owners out there who haven't hit that $3 million revenue threshold yet and have been sticking to the cash basis for sales tax—you don't actually have to file a statement saying you want to stay in the current system. You're already good to go. If anyone has heard otherwise, please, speak up now. Otherwise, keep your mouth shut forever.
😁
Richard Howard55 Richard Howard55 Regular
251 messages
joined Aug 2015
#1507 ·
I thought I’d just stay quiet forever... but maybe I changed my mind.😁

I honestly can't wrap my head around how people are already sending out letters like this when the sales tax amendments haven't even hit Congress yet, let alone become law.
(Just a heads-up, I guess, so you can watch how those changes get passed.)
Carol Price4 Carol Price4 Regular
380 messages
joined Nov 2019
#1508 ·
amberbadger17 and Richard Howard55, it’s high time we grabbed a coffee... let's just leave everything else behind for a bit 🙂

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Richard Howard55 Richard Howard55 Regular
251 messages
joined Aug 2015
#1509 ·
Apparently, this isn't the time for coffee. People say it’s getting too late and I won't be able to sleep.
There might be some truth to that, I suppose, but I'm definitely the exception.
I can drink coffee whenever the mood strikes and I still sleep like a baby afterward.
☕☕
Setting all that aside—I’m all for it! And the service!!! Absolutely divine!!!
Carol Price4 Carol Price4 Regular
380 messages
joined Nov 2019
#1510 ·
Richard Howard55 said:Apparently, this isn't the time for coffee. People say it’s getting too late and I won't be able to sleep.
There might be some truth to that, I suppose, but I'm definitely the exception.
I can drink coffee whenever the mood strikes and I still sleep like a baby afterward.
☕☕
Setting all that aside—I’m all for it! And the service!!! Absolutely divine!!!

I'm with you—I'm a total caffeine addict myself... wouldn't mind a cup even at midnight.😁
Jessica Grant56 Jessica Grant56 Regular
311 messages
joined Dec 2011
#1511 ·
Hey there, ladies. Just dropping in to say hi to the majority here.

So, I’ve got a question for you—though I’m honestly doubting anyone actually has the answer: My secondary occupation permit lists one specific business activity... but then my IRS paperwork says something completely different. It doesn't match up at all. So, who actually holds the power here? Who am I supposed to be worried about getting flagged by? Is it the Department of Labor or the Treasury? I’m feeling a bit too tired to deal with them right now—especially since they never seem to reply to emails anyway. Which leads to my next thought: are these agencies actually required to send a formal response to an inquiry? And does anyone happen to have a physical mailing address for them?

If none of you know, well, you're probably too young to care, and honestly, that's probably for the best. Once you hit that stage where you realize you need to pick up some side work just to cover the utility bills—and those quotes are only because "retirement" barely covers the basics—and you start wading through this permit nonsense, let me know how it goes.
Jessica Grant56 Jessica Grant56 Regular
311 messages
joined Dec 2011
#1512 ·
Carol Price4 said:I'm with you—I'm a total caffeine addict myself... wouldn't mind a cup even at midnight.😁

Oh man, I honestly thought he wrote "bloodsucker" instead of "coffee lover"—my brain just totally skipped a beat there. Still, I guess I’ll have to reach out and ask him if there's any truth to what he's saying, or if I just completely misread the situation.

P.S. This thread is actually pretty great—you can even poke a little fun at the moderator without getting in any trouble!
Henry Edwards33 Henry Edwards33 RegularOP
678 messages
joined Aug 2015
#1513 ·
Jessica Grant56 said:Oh man, I honestly thought he wrote "bloodsucker" instead of "coffee lover"—my brain just totally skipped a beat there. Still, I guess I’ll have to reach out and ask him if there's any truth to what he's saying, or if I just completely misread the situation.

P.S. This thread is actually pretty great—you can even poke a little fun at the moderator without getting in any trouble!

Yeah, teasing a moderator is way too easy. ☕

I’ve officially reached the point where I just don't have the energy to care anymore. ☕
Carol Price4 Carol Price4 Regular
380 messages
joined Nov 2019
#1514 ·
Wait, wait—it’s already noon and nobody has posted a single coffee pic yet? 🤦
Richard Howard55 Richard Howard55 Regular
251 messages
joined Aug 2015
#1515 ·
Carol Price4 said:Wait, wait—it’s already noon and nobody has posted a single coffee pic yet? 🤦

Well, okay, it's not quite lunchtime, but you can't just skip out on coffee!!! ☕☕
Shout out to all the night owls and early birds out there! ☕
Jessica Grant56 Jessica Grant56 Regular
311 messages
joined Dec 2011
#1516 ·
Richard Howard55 said:Well, okay, it's not quite lunchtime, but you can't just skip out on coffee!!! ☕☕
Shout out to all the night owls and early birds out there! ☕

Late greetings from a fellow night owl... honestly, the sun is already coming up, and here I am still wrestling with Sinesov's bookkeeping and trying to reconcile some advances... especially when you accidentally set a wrong parameter or two!

I'm down for coffee, but let's wait until noon.
Carol Price4 Carol Price4 Regular
380 messages
joined Nov 2019
#1517 ·
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Here's some coffee—running a little behind schedule, since it’s already past noon 😵
Carol Price4 Carol Price4 Regular
380 messages
joined Nov 2019
#1518 ·
Time for coffee 😁

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Brenda Chase3 Brenda Chase3 Regular
367 messages
joined Dec 2016
#1519 ·
Carol Price4, let me jump in here with my own take. Given the country we live in, I suppose that’s just the standard look for coffee these days. Hahaha

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Carol Price4 Carol Price4 Regular
380 messages
joined Nov 2019
#1520 ·
Man, Brenda Chase3 really cracked me up just now. 😁

Such a great photo—if only the whole country felt this upbeat 😁

Enjoy your coffee... 🙂

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