We know from Nadia there's a meguca called Catherine Hamilton in America, who's fifty three years old. Probably the oldest meguca in the world.
Lewd.We know from Nadia there's a meguca called Catherine Hamilton in America, who's fifty three years old. Probably the oldest meguca in the world.
EDIT: By the way, we're totally keeping this Ribbon. With some practice, we'll be able to randomly send Mami hugs any time we want.
Goddammit, Kyubey.
On top of this, we've just empirically verified that he does, in fact, teleport, and that teleportation into our cloud doesn't induce telefragging (which is good for Sakura).
We don't actually know if this is physical age or chronological age; since Nadia had to look at her birth certificate, it's probable that she's lichbombed and thus possible that she still looks 13.
"That was a deeply disturbing intrusion into my innermost self."
Well, unless they can grow old without growing, that enables meguca to let themselves age to a convenient point and then stop if desired, so they don't have to spend 30 years as an adorable 12 year old unless they want to. Although I suppose that was already given with Catherine?
"I wake up after nine. Therefore, if I'm not awake, it's not yet nine."
Payment is definitely going to have to include a clear seed or regular cleansings. Well, they're close enough that we can just visit for 5 minutes a day if need be.
"This is Alaska"
We could ask her to reconsider.
I don't know how long has passed. I think people are more amenable to accept something they've refused in the past, if asked again after a while.
Note that if she haggles upward, actually haggle, otherwise she'll go back to thinking it's charity.
That's $166K+ per year. What exactly is your definition of a "skilled professional"?
A skilled craftsman, someone who actually works with their hands, makes an average of about $65K/year.
Mainly because the US economy is distorted against that sort of work right now. It's tied in with real-wages being stagnant for most of the American workforce since the 1970s. Redshirt Army is proposing actual fair pay for a skilled professional, rather than distorting downward for some professions and upward (far upward) for others.
A skilled craftsman, someone who actually works with their hands, makes an average of about $65K/year.
If you're paying both income and self-employment taxes that can rack up a lot faster than you'd think, although I agree that $80 an hour is a bit high for most 40-hour a week professions. If you're talking people who work intermittently, or as consultants, though, $80 an hour is somewhat reasonable. Depends a lot on where you live, too: on the coasts salaries are higher, but cost of living is almost double what you pay living further inland, and Kasamino/Mitakihara is on the coast.
A skilled craftsman, someone who actually works with their hands, makes an average of about $65K/year.
