Don ' t you want to be with someone who loves you for you ? <| sep |> Konopie s w bezporedniej konkurencji do uniesienia mistycznego sprzedawanego przez KK . <| sep |> Fun fact , there are more adults at Disney , 4 to 1 , on any given day . <| sep |> That corset makes your ass look delicious ! Would have loved to have that with some whipped cream yesterday ! <| sep |> I wonder if you could get a custom built one with its own case . Up the ante <| sep |> Is that the girl from karate kid 3 ? <| sep |> Policy is more sustainable compared what you think . It ' s not , have you see the last actuary report into the state pension ? Even without the triple lock the system isn ' t sustainable in its current form . Private sector pensions not very sustainable due lower returns . Few points Pension funds still make decent return , look at BT fund for example second largest in the UK , 8 . 4 % return last year , 5 % annually over the last 15 years 3 % real terms . Pension funds looking for more revenue didn ' t cause 2008 . With good management perfectly reasonable for schemes to maintain profitability in the long term . As long as people aren ' t managing their own money in risky ventures . State pension makes sense , but it should be a secondary source of income not primary . Ideally for best pension planning there should be state pension plus mandatory private pension privately managed plus voluntary private pension privately managed . Unfortunately at the moment too many people are simply relying on the first of those three . Too much saving is bad for the economy , as is too little saving , the UK is definitely in the latter band . Governments use very little of the tax receipts for investment , only around 1 . 8 % of GDP . It ' s also only safe so long as people don ' t vote to get rid of it . It is out of your personal control . Not sure on your point regarding Japan . I would say Japan doesn ' t work very well , they have the opposite problem to us , too much saving .