Boma

iTrader: (4)

I use my Galaxy S2 to browse the forums. 27 over here.

And belated happy birthday to ISFPat and Just F Me!

Just F Me

How can using a desktop be too much work? It's more of a PIA to use an iPhone to browse the forums than anything!

Unless you're cell phone is a Samsung Galaxy Note or something, and even then it' would still be a PIA

kauaian

iTrader: (18)

Convenience. It's much easier to pull out the iPhone than walk up upstairs and log on. I don't have any issue browsing using the phone. It's no different than using the desk top.

toky916

Agreed I usually do a google search on club lex of what I'm looking for and the rest on my IPhone 5 easy.
My reason got rid of my desktop take to much room down sized a bit put other stuff there " just a more better man cave

JDMV8

iTrader: (6)

Usually my college laptop (yes I'm still in college--but, on a full scholarship)
Thus, ownership, or rather proprietorship of the ISF is justified!

toky916

Nice !! People hate on my ownership of my F since I'm 22 at work they just grill me about ownership

JDMV8

iTrader: (6)

I would too...you're a 2013 owner!
who cares about the means of ownership, as long as you have it
i'm 19, and surprisingly don't get bantered that much...

toky916

Wow nice well hospital employes have more drama then a high school just too funny

farpetrad

The myth busters actually polished a turd, was more of a turd ball, was quite impressed how shiny it go..... lol

2ndGF

iTrader: (1)

^^ lol those guys are weird!! Interesting to know it can get shiny lol

Just F Me

19 with an IS F? Damn...WTH was I doing when I was 19?!?!

2ndGF

iTrader: (1)

Timabaland bought his 16 year old son a Lambo - a $63k ISF is nothing for rich parents... it is what it is

Just F Me

2ndGF...didn't your parents tell you anything about sitting too close to the TV?

VtotheJ

iTrader: (2)

I beg to differ, when I have kids I wouldn't buy them cars ever.....to teach them the value of money. They can work hard and get it on their own, like I did.

I know, WTF....why didn't you make your parents buy you anything?

True....but even if I had that kind of money, I'd rather put it towards property, fixing up the house, or invest it.....not buy my kids a car

JDMV8

iTrader: (6)

I agree! but completely depends on the kids.
not EVERYTHING has to be taught through experience, it can be understood if the person is competent enough.
and hard work is always merited, that's what i believe in. but are you saying that the definition of 'hard work' is to work a paying job?
I didn't have to take pay $150,000 for college, not to mention added interest from loans. it's a bit ignorant and simple-minded to say that the only way to understand the value of money is to work a labor-intensive job for an extended period of time. I worked myself in school, just like people work jobs, and achieved a dream.
I think a $35k ISF is a fair gift of merit!

so in other words, if a kid isn't mature enough to understand the value of money, he shouldn't be "given" anything. but who said there's only one fixed way of growing or knowing, right?

before my comment gets deleted, lets get back into the topic! (had to defend myself against the likes of VJ)...