Life is a trip.
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The older I get, the cooler I was.
The man cave. Affectionately known as “The Rez”. My wife hates it lol.
My dog Moose. Half Redbone coon hound. Half Red Heeler. All heart.
123123. We won’t see this date order again till 2123. And Bitcoin won’t be fully mined for another 17 years beyond that. I will be dead. My great great grandson will be on a motherfucking boat.
One of this year’s cooler mad science projects: a 1000W solar rechargeable power cart.
- camo wrapped furniture dolly
- custom 3/4” treated, stained and verathaned plywood cabinet
- skateboard grip taped topside device charging surface/roof and handles
- “no flat” tires
- external bottom-bolted load-assist handles (it’s heavy)
- external 110VAC weatherproof receptacle
- onboard 50’ extension cord
- 2x100W solar panels on a Y connector (not pictured)
- solar charge controller
- 1000W inverter with 2 usb ports and 2 AC receptacles
- trickle charger for on-grid charging capability
- 2x80 A-h deep cycle marine batteries
- 110VAC power bar
- 12V cigarette lighter dongle
- 10,000 lumen tripod camp light (not pictured)
Even though it’s shit, don’t forget to stash a minimum of $250 fiat per person in the household in small bills so you can limp through the coming cyber attack on the financial system. Might help short term for small purchases like fuel, food, water and firewood lol
Is anyone an old time gamer with a PSN account? If so, feel free to add me. I need some people to play with. mccutch1 is my username for friend adds. I’ve been playing games since 1993 on a 386 pc and a 14.4 modem. My how things have changed. I’m also on Steam. Friend code 42469104 or searchable as d3athbringer71
OK so let me get this straight. I save $x of my after tax income twice a month in BTC, and if I sell any to peel off some profit to fix my furnace so we don’t freeze to death, I create a capital gains taxable event? Government of Canada, GFY. Man I wish my ColdCard was smaller so I can hoop it when I finally leave this country.
Information for crypto-asset users and tax professionals - Canada.ca
Cryptocurrency is a relatively new innovation that requires guidelines on taxation so that Canadians are aware of how to meet their tax obligations.