Seen in Print

[MurphOnMillerAve]

I don't recall the Norton part .

Well, if the red screen was the same thing that Wayne posted, go look at that again - that's from Norton, not Microsoft.

I gotthehellout, deleting the screen immediately, back then, by shutting the whole computer down. Never went back to MTJ via my computer again subsequently .

[Rufus T. Firefly]

I don't recall the Norton part .

Well, if the red screen was the same thing that Wayne posted, go look at that again - that's from Norton, not Microsoft.

I gotthehellout, deleting the screen immediately, back then, by shutting the whole computer down. Never went back to MTJ via my computer again subsequently .

And, all that was totally unnecessary....... You need to get someone knowledgeable to look at the settings on your computer. There's something set wrong.

[robert.]

both my laptop and cellphone. Say "this is not a secure site". Under their terms of not secure. It says " Don't enter credit card info Or sensitive personal info" Virus risk. "None found".

[Rufus T. Firefly]

[HONDO74]

If this is not a photoshop picture, I have a vision of people passing the buss and flipping off the driver when they get around.

[webenda]

Regarding the You Shall Not Pass truck, it is a MEME.

[webenda]

Most memes are not photoshopped like that Do Not Pass truck. Here is one, an unmodified image with words added.

https://knowyourmeme.com/photos/1402813 ... l-not-pass

[HONDO74]

[webenda]

The downside of living longer

Americans are living longer than ever. One in five people turning 65 today can expect to live past age 90, according to the Social Security Administration, and 1 in 10 will make it past age 95. That's great news for retirees but not-so-great news for their retirement funds. For some people, living longer may lead to financial disaster.

https://www.fool.com/retirement/2018/08 ... thats.aspx

[HONDO74]

My mother in law that lives here at the house just turned 98 this year She gave up driving a few months ago.

[HONDO74]

[HONDO74]

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Americans are living longer than ever. One in five people turning 65 today can expect to live past age 90, according to the Social Security Administration, and 1 in 10 will make it past age 95. That's great news for retirees but not-so-great news for their retirement funds. For some people, living longer may lead to financial disaster.

There's the financial disaster at that end and at the other end of the rainbow are the younger generations that have mill stones of school debt around their necks employed in jobs that will keep them enslaved forever.

[robert.]

Sometimes i think those students. Should have made better choices. Why throw yourself onto a path of financial burden. To run up a $200,000 tab for a job that will pay $60,000. After 7-10 years. Not a good choice.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Sometimes i think those students. Should have made better choices. Why throw yourself onto a path of financial burden.

About 30 years ago it got decided that everyone needed to go to college. Silly idea, but it's at the root of where we are now and a lot of other issues

To run up a $200,000 tab for a job that will pay $60,000. After 7-10 years. Not a good choice.

$60,000? Dream on. These kids today are working two 30hr jobs w/o benefits just to make ends meet and to pay the month bill on loans that are designed to last the rest of their lives.