excavate around the foundation, dry the wall, paint with sealant like tar, dig under the base of the wall by 6 inches or so, place architectural-sheeting from above ground level and tuck under the base, do that all along the wall, sealing the architectural-sheeting together per manufacturer spec, the re-bury it all. Do this along any side of the house that is on the uphill side, or just do it on all sides. Carefully fold and seal a piece around each corner of the house foundation.

also, not sure how it was told to you, but no, you are nto going to reduce hydrostatic pressue by letting your basement be leaky.

free irrigation for underground grow room

archive link in case someone jimmies that article, too: https://archive.md/OPoRX

If you don't pass the interview, they instead offer you a job just fluffling the salads

You also have control over state exemptions, quarterfiling, etc

I'll be getting the downvotes from there — but most of the bell curve really doesn't need any special education beyond what could be taught in high school. Let alone that parents should already be doing this and thus teach it to their kids; and not even need time in school on it. Most peoples' tax scenario will follow their parents'

Which, i say all that bluntly because most people are able to, but over-mystify it and choose never to figure it out.

someone has taught you something wrong. Just FYI

but since reddit should be educational, instead of what i'm hearing. Here's google:

> The amount remaining after all withholdings are accounted for is net pay or take-home pay

You tell the IRS what are "all withholdings". You write a number in a box and that's how withholdings happen. Withholding affect your 'net'.

Now maybe you never did this. If you haven't, you should find out who has been telling the IRS what are your withholdings. You coudl be getting ripped

not really. There's many different tax scenarios for people.

Not even clear what you mean by 'after tax'.... there so many ways you get taxed or 'rebated' on taxes.

jinzota

for the sake of the joke i'll call that recently-still and give you time to learn old school no-true-scotsman PR rednecks vs rednecks from other parts

I take it you've recently moved to PA? Or maybe your parents moved here?

still assert that PA rednecks are enough their own breed to not be compared to KY. Pride in your state, man

hey, you could have a some real cards to ante in for this opinion. But bluffs are BS online unless you doxx or ante a bit. If there's a new business model that will solve it, show your work.

soiler - if you have one, i'll help

you've demonstrated you are avoiding the topic of old growth forests.

So all of this thread was willful misdirection.

You didn't describe a sustainability plan. Unless you can demonstrate that you're not unknowingly repeating corporate propaganda, you's just singin' someones blues

Did you read the post and threads? Literally the entire state, going back to the beginning of the colonial push

it should be obvious, but this does nothing to develop an untouched forest that develops into old-growth without being 'sustainably harvested' or otherwise.

You've described a self-serving process of ensuring one's own business, or a state forestry syndicate ensuring a commercial forest business-ecosystem.

Conflating these with a process of redeveloping and protecting old-growth forests (for hundreds of years into the future) is either useful-idiocy, veiled greed, or a worse evil.

and despite these words, your response is likely to be a galvanization of your initial position.

it's so easy to find evidence and opinion of this that it's hardly anecdotal anymore :(

the only solution is more people get involved with their municipal boards. Ryan homes talks $$ and community growth. People need to say that they don't want that growth, or find new ways to created limited pockets of mid-rise condo towers, that fit with homeowners budgets, and maybe some re-imagined idea what that lifestyle can look like

that this kind of voice not remain longer on the earth

well, we'll need that again given whats happening with the invasive Oriental Bittersweet vine that PennDOT(?) accidentally introduced into the seed mix for slope stabilizers. The vine is everywhere and takes over tree canopies. It'll destroy entire areas of trees when unchecked, as is the case in many areas

and yet it continues to happen via Ryan homes, and others. Everyone is chill while they're just screwing up Allegheny county, but unchecked it'll be happening everywhere

I'll take "Real mothers use their own wombs" for 300, X Æ A-12

having an answer doesn't make said answer immune to logic, conscience, nor critique

i'd like to speak to the hivemind, please

this isn't a parking ticket. We're talking about someone dying.

so is this thread a crash, or an accident?