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Good YouTube/etc Channels worth watching

placebonaut said:
not really come across his brother, what's wrong with him?

is that Ringo Stars brother?!
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The guy makes "content" with that Whale, mostly giving sex advice on something called Kick?
The woman makes Adult Content which by her own words is fart videos & farting into Jars to be sold.

Da fuck has this world coming to I swear, this is normal stuff for people to do YET the moment you say to anyone is The West you wanna go to Varanasi, India (The City of Death) & do an all-night meditation upon a corpse I'm the sick freak?????!!!!!!

Sniffing rotting gas from the stomach is "Kink" yet to break your Ego & Duality view of Life is seen as "Sick"

That Stupid Cunt man also said he can tune a guitar & play ANYTHING, that's quite a Pepsi challenge, his never come across someone like me, I'd pass him a guitar & tell the CUNT to play me "Lightning Hopkins - Baby Please Don't Go" & we'll see how his mouth writes cheques his hands can't cash.
 
Enjoy weather watching via this lad. Strictly EU focused, uses interesting models and graphics, parses satellite data out to predict long range forecasts with a good degree of accuracy, posts weather photos taken by his watchers at the end of every video.

 
Larch said:
This interview is a quality watch if you fancy a chuckle at some high grade twattery.



edit: roll up a zoot for it. Recommended.
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accidentally ended up watching all of this, what a cunt he is, rude entitled bad mannered wanker, grrrrrr
 
Lost Boys is a documentary about damnation – about three men lost in a drug hell, defeated in the game of life, disappearing into the streets of Cambodia. Ten years ago the men enjoyed the success of Reindeerspotting, a film documenting their drug-fuelled life in Northern Finland. The party comes to an end when one of them dies a violent death in Phnom Penh. Joonas, the director of the film, is looking for his own truth about what happened among the drugs and the gloom.

 
For those not too far away from retirement, this guy creates some really good content.

Seriously challenging the conventional 'work until your state pension age kicks in' societal expectation.

He retired at 50 something, and I know I'll never be that fortunate, nor would I have been planning and considering that anywhere near early enough, to stand a chance of making that possible.

There is no fucking way that I am working until 67 though, or maybe they'll even raise the age for my generation to 68. Fuck that for a game of soldiers!

If the markets continue their incredible rise, I will be able to self finance a retirement several years earlier than 67 or 68.

By some lucky miracle I might be able to retire a few years earlier than 67/68, but I certainly wont be able to fund an extravagant lifestyle. That's not me anyway, so there's no real issue there.

Although I am taking the correct measures to protect against stock market crashes, everything could be ruined if there is a severe and very prolonged market crash, just as I retire.

Protecting against this is a priority.

Not everyone knows about the concept of the average healthy life span in the UK, which is shockingly low, and is around 60 years old before many people start developing serious life limiting health problems.

Yes pure life span expectancy has increased, but healthy life span is shockingly low. This is why it's so important to retire early, if you can. So that you can have the health and energy to make the most of your retirement. Rather than risk retiring at 67/68 or even later, and being in too poor health to be able to enjoy your retirement.

Anyway, here is the man himself, making many really good points, in one of his best videos that I've seen so far.

 
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Bleaney said:
For those not too far away from retirement, this guy creates some really good content.

Seriously challenging the conventional 'work until your state pension age kicks in' societal expectation.

He retired at 50 something, and I know I'll never be that fortunate, nor would I have been planning and considering that anywhere near early enough, to stand a chance of making that possible.

There is no fucking way that I am working until 67 though, or maybe they'll even raise the age for my generation to 68. Fuck that for a game of soldiers!

If the markets continue their incredible rise, I will be able to self finance a retirement several years earlier than 67 or 68.

By some lucky miracle I might be able to retire a few years earlier than 67/68, but I certainly wont be able to fund an extravagant lifestyle. That's not me anyway, so there's no real issue there.

Although I am taking the correct measures to protect against stock market crashes, everything could be ruined if there is a severe and very prolonged market crash, just as I retire.

Protecting against this is a priority.

Not everyone knows about the concept of the average healthy life span in the UK, which is shockingly low, and is around 60 years old before many people start developing serious life limiting health problems.

Yes pure life span expectancy has increased, but healthy life span is shockingly low. This is why it's so important to retire early, if you can. So that you can have the health and energy to make the most of your retirement. Rather than risk retiring at 67/68 or even later, and being in too poor health to be able to enjoy your retirement.

Anyway, here is the man himself, making many really good points, in one of his best videos that I've seen so far.

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just watched this thanks.

very good points made.

so the vast majority of the population is fucked then!

no way I'm working until I'm 67, I doubt I'll live that long anyway.

can anyone lend me a couple of million?
 
You don't actually need anywhere near as much money as that.

The likes of The Times etc publish all this bullshit about people needing at least 34k per year individually for just a minimum standard of living in retirement, which is absolute bollocks. I've never earned that much in my life, and have mostly always got by just fine. Their figure includes things like several holidays per year in The Mediterranean, which sure yeah that would be lovely. But I'll settle for one of those every few years, if I can afford it.

I fully intend to retire early on amounts that are just below the tax threshold, as by principle I refuse to pay tax on my pension, (I've already been fully taxed on that money once, I'm not getting taxed twice on the same money - they can fuck right off) and my finances wont take me over the limits anyway, as long as I do things the right way. At the moment that would mean around 1k per month tax free, (due to the 12.5k tax free annual allowance- (which may be finally be raised out of it's long freeze in the Budget on October 28th) plus 25% tax free money, taking the total to around £1600 per month, which is about the same as my basic working earnings anyway, although I tend to do as much overtime as I can to bump that up, as my basic working week is only 33 hours, and the pay reflects that, without any overtime. There is an opportunity to go full time until Christmas, which I have taken. I am saving like fuck at the moment, to make up for not starting my pension until I turned 50.

Incredibly it could still be mathematically and practically possible for me to retire a few years earlier than 67/68. A lot will depend on what the markets do over the next few years, between now and my desired retirement age / date.
 
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Bleaney said:
You don't actually need anywhere near as much money as that.

The likes of The Times etc publish all this bullshit about people needing at least 34k per year individually for just a minimum standard of living in retirement, which is absolute bollocks. I've never earned that much in my life, and have mostly always got by just fine. Their figure includes things like several holidays per year in The Mediterranean, which sure yeah that would be lovely. But I'll settle for one of those every few years, if I can afford it.

I fully intend to retire early on amounts that are just below the tax threshold, as by principle I refuse to pay tax on my pension, (I've already been fully taxed on that money once, I'm not getting taxed twice on the same money - they can fuck right off) and my finances wont take me over the limits anyway, as long as I do things the right way. At the moment that would mean around 1k per month tax free, (due to the 12.5k tax free annual allowance- (which may be finally be raised out of it's long freeze in the Budget on October 28th) plus 25% tax free money, taking the total to around £1600 per month, which is about the same as my basic working earnings anyway, although I tend to do as much overtime as I can to bump that up, as my basic working week is only 33 hours, and the pay reflects that, without any overtime. There is an opportunity to go full time until Christmas, which I have taken. I am saving like fuck at the moment, to make up for not starting my pension until I turned 50.

Incredibly it could still be mathematically and practically possible for me to retire a few years earlier than 67/68. A lot will depend on what the markets do over the next few years, between now and my desired retirement age / date.
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yeah the thing is people live within their means, I've always been pretty frugal (yorkshire man, long pockets & short arms).

if you can retire on the same monthly income as your working life you're doing very well, usually you need less, though I think that might be mainly due to an assumption of having a mortgage & kids which not everyone does.

I'll certainly be a lot better off when the little fuckers leave home!

100% with you on the TAX, they bleed you dry and don't have the balls to TAX the tech billionaires in the way they should, grr.

You do right banking the extra cash, make hay while the sun shines and all that. I dunno if it's possible where you work but if you have a workplace pension you can put additional contributions into it tax free, depends if you need liquidity/savings for a rainy day or not
 
Fortunately my current workplace pension is the most generous I've ever had, and I'm paying in the full % that I can, and they are matching my extra contributions, plus a lot more besides.

This won't pay out nearly as much if I try to take it before 67, so I'll leave it until then.

Who knows if I'll still be alive by then, but I have to work on the assumption that I will be.

I'm self financing an early retirement plan in a separate personal SIPP.

I have no rent, no mortgage, no kids, not even a cat or dog, (I don't think it's fair on a dog to leave it alone in a house or yard all day, while you're out at work, as most of them crave company and attention, and it's actually selfish and cruel of the people who do this imo) all of which makes things a lot easier financially.

I hope to have either a cat and / or a dog when I retire. I also hope to be mostly substance free. It's my first goal for if / when I reach retirement. It's no good having benzo and kratom dependencies when surgeries are required, meaning going under general anaesthesia, and the benzos will make the propofol extremely dangerous, and the kratom will stop the lower level pain killers (such as codeine and DHC) from working properly.
 
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Bleaney said:
Fortunately my current workplace pension is the most generous I've ever had, and I'm paying in the full % that I can, and they are matching my extra contributions, plus a lot more besides.

This won't pay out nearly as much if I try to take it before 67, so I'll leave it until then.

Who knows if I'll still be alive by then, but I have to work on the assumption that I will be.

I'm self financing an early retirement plan in a separate personal SIPP.

I have no rent, no mortgage, no kids, not even a cat or dog, (I don't think it's fair on a dog to leave it alone in a house or yard all day, while you're out at work, as most of them crave company and attention, and it's actually selfish and cruel of the people who do this imo) all of which makes things a lot easier financially.

I hope to have either a cat and / or a dog when I retire. I also hope to be mostly substance free. It's my first goal for if / when I reach retirement. It's no good having benzo and kratom dependencies when surgeries are required, meaning going under general anaesthesia, and the benzos will make the propofol extremely dangerous, and the kratom will stop the lower level pain killers (such as codeine and DHC) from working properly.
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you've got it all worked out haven't you!

great plan
 
Yeah I have a plan, but I'm also aware that life has tendencies to 'throw spanners in the works' from time to time.

So things may not necessarily go according to plan, but again I can only plan and work on the assumption that they will.

I think that a huge and prolonged market crash at just the wrong time is the most likely thing to go wrong. The globally dominant USA stock market is definitely due a correction, due to the massive overvaluation of their tech and AI stocks, but the markets could continue their irrational climb for many years to come. I'll need to have at least 2 years of living expenses out of the markets by the time I retire. Hopefully more. But the more you play safe the more you miss out on large potential gains. So it becomes a careful balancing act. Even so, everything may still fuck up entirely one way or another.
 
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