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		<title>By: Funny is one year old! &#124; Funny about Money</title>
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		<description>[...] I don&#8217;t know that I could say which were my favorite posts. Single in a Couples Culture got a lot of good feedback. So did Is Frugality un-American? I think Consumer Headaches: 15 Ways to Get Help was one of the site&#8217;s most useful posts. Well&#8230;except for the olive oil business, of course! And I like the piece that explains how to make biweekly pay &#8220;fit&#8221; the realities of a bimonthly world by setting up a &#8220;pool&#8221; account and using it to fund piggy-banks that cover monthly expenses. Home Inspections: Hire Your Own Craftsmen also went over well with readers. Stealing from the Students is one of the best of many rants I published during the year. Later experience—episodes of plagiarism and plumb laziness—demonstrated that students recognize the administration&#8217;s cynicism toward them and take the understaffed and often pointless required courses about as seriously as the university seems to take them. One of my favorite topics seems to be the cost of owning a pet&#8230;especially after I figured out that I&#8217;d spent over $48,000 on the German shepherd and the greyhound! That notwithstanding, what did I do shortly after the shepherd&#8217;s demise? Oh yes. [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] I don&#8217;t know that I could say which were my favorite posts. Single in a Couples Culture got a lot of good feedback. So did Is Frugality un-American? I think Consumer Headaches: 15 Ways to Get Help was one of the site&#8217;s most useful posts. Well&#8230;except for the olive oil business, of course! And I like the piece that explains how to make biweekly pay &#8220;fit&#8221; the realities of a bimonthly world by setting up a &#8220;pool&#8221; account and using it to fund piggy-banks that cover monthly expenses. Home Inspections: Hire Your Own Craftsmen also went over well with readers. Stealing from the Students is one of the best of many rants I published during the year. Later experience—episodes of plagiarism and plumb laziness—demonstrated that students recognize the administration&#8217;s cynicism toward them and take the understaffed and often pointless required courses about as seriously as the university seems to take them. One of my favorite topics seems to be the cost of owning a pet&#8230;especially after I figured out that I&#8217;d spent over $48,000 on the German shepherd and the greyhound! That notwithstanding, what did I do shortly after the shepherd&#8217;s demise? Oh yes. [...]</p>
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