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19,100 | Just so I understand you, when the article specifically says:
> but the pressure from the waterfall was too strong.
You feel your experience as a waterfall expert, is more relevant than what is reported that the off-duty lifeguard said? Because he was so far away? Maybe he was just tired from running all the way over there so he didn't feel like saving the guy? Or... what? | > Something absolutely huge slammed into Uranus when it was still young
the title was cheeky but that line is just pushing it | There isn't enough water coming down there for that to be an issue, otherwise they wouldn't be able to get to that little outcrop in the first place. This was entirely avoidable. | dt4pz3z | e1qgohk | dt4my4q | CoffeeStout | CoffeeStout | Disco_Drew | 7sdlhd | 8vtlmx | 7sdlhd | offbeat | offbeat | offbeat | 1 |
19,101 | “ignoring reality”
“clearly this insane, complicated answer that makes people i don’t like look bad makes way more sense than the simple, obvious answer that an unhinged idiot did stupid things” | No evidence! Except for all the physical evidence... | my b, thought it was a typo | e8ko238 | e8ix25u | e44sbi8 | shwadevivre | enough_kale | shwadevivre | 9rnrne | 9rnrne | 96r07f | offbeat | offbeat | Diablo | 0 |
19,102 | I was doing industrial laundry, something that would be around min wage here :( But what I've found is, nearly every job here is minimum wage or close to it. Doesn't matter what you do. I'm going to try to get a government job. | Just don't get a job in a major city CBD, traffic and commuting are hell. They pack in more and more people and the infrastructure can't handle it. | I can't get over the fact that op said he missed the seasonal changes.
Must have grew up in Vancouver? | dyx8y0v | dyxdl4d | dyxpi4e | hgttg | hgttg | AhhThatsAboutRight | 8j5ymd | 8j5ymd | 8j5ymd | canada | canada | canada | 1 |
19,103 | Shorter /u/lysid -- "I got nothin". | Because it goes against the narrative the left is pushing, namely that being Trans isn't a mental disorder | Well. That was content free. | dx77sr3 | dx7d9hq | dx76sut | Duke_Newcombe | Hayden_Hank_1994 | Duke_Newcombe | 8bimh9 | 8bimh9 | 8bimh9 | IAmA | IAmA | IAmA | 0 |
19,104 | People who're super-lonely, I guess. | Idk I've never been at that level of loneliness. Just figured if someone were truly desperate, they'd reach out to anyone they might've met.
Also don't think that's what was really happening in the OP; the person talking to OP's girlfriend definitely doesn't seem like someone who has a healthy attitude toward women and sees them as potential friends. | Don't want to talk to me? You are literally the reason cancer exists.
Checkmate, FEMALES! | dshnnlv | dsho9nw | dshjsoo | WellHeresMyFourthAcc | WellHeresMyFourthAcc | MurderSlinky | 7phvml | 7phvml | 7phvml | cringepics | cringepics | cringepics | 1 |
19,105 | No, they're not reputable. | "a new study made by feminists found that men are bad, the more manly the worse" | You shouldn't eat soy, and soy boy is an insult. I want the highest testosterone levels I can achieve. That is literally how you be a man, men with low testosterone levels should talk to their doctor about getting supplements because its not healthy to have low testosterone. Testosterone deficiency is connected to insulin resistance, obesity, and diabetes, and all of those lead to cardio* risks. | dys62nj | dysutrl | dyrus82 | inksday | MightyMeket | inksday | 8iexsi | 8iexsi | 8iexsi | science | science | science | 0 |
19,106 | My point of reference is the Bible so that's why I quoted it.
Reasons why you can believe what the Bible says is true: Manuscript evidence, archaeological evidence, eye witness accounts, corroborating accounts, literary consistency, prophetic consistency and expert scrutiny. The bible has been tested by many many people and hasnt been proven to be unreliable. At least, not that I know of | Two hands doing something is worth more than billions of hands folded in prayer. | Well I guess theoretically if that could be disproved, I think it would be shaken a lot since my faith is built on the Bible.
What's your point? | e8sm4lh | e8si9ak | e8sv9qs | Rubberkag3 | choosetango | Rubberkag3 | 9syith | 9syith | 9syith | DebateReligion | DebateReligion | DebateReligion | 0 |
19,107 | He’s assuming Febiven is as good as he was last summer and judging his “rank” among NA mids based on that, not this one game. You’re misunderstanding his comment, although I agree with you.
| Liquid 2 electric boogaloo | Well he’s obviously not trash (no LCS or CS player actually is, or they wouldn’t be playing at a competitive level) but he isn’t the top-tier jungler that he makes himself sound like either. A “god-tier” jungler doesn’t get so many objectives stolen that it becomes the expected result rather than a surprise.
And honestly, I can think of at least 2 junglers not in playoffs who could probably do just as well if not better than Gilius, so the playoffs argument really doesn’t work for me. I also think both Shook and Memento are generally better, although I admit that Gilius was better than Shook in the H2K series. | dt05xdv | dszpxp9 | dwe0vrn | Epicjuice | The_Donovan | Epicjuice | 7runfh | 7runfh | 87j0f2 | leagueoflegends | leagueoflegends | leagueoflegends | 0 |
19,108 | Guessing rng top laner watches Tyler1 and na solo q, cause he ulted down mid and won the game. | Thank you Captain obvious | Tbh they could had gotten some Eu smash player and a csgo team. Peke deciding to stay only in league shows how dumb he is. | e7kot1m | e7krj33 | e80kg2s | darknessbboy | burn3rx | darknessbboy | 9na7eu | 9na7eu | 9paqah | leagueoflegends | leagueoflegends | leagueoflegends | 0 |
19,109 | Woah for a moment there I thought he was the pastor | I want to be Irish now | If I were here father I'd walk up to that man and lay him flat out then walk off. | e58okle | dvfhdmm | e58dqcf | ColourMachine | ColourMachine | FogFan | 9c4wc2 | 836ohz | 9c4wc2 | cringepics | funny | cringepics | 1 |
19,110 | [Oh, really?](https://cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_asset/file/9254377/DJtfE1lWAAAvQSo.jpg) | Option 2. The Sens aren't that close to the salary cap, which on it's own isn't inherently bad, given that they've iced good teams without spending right to the cap. | Nice deal, but I see him asking for a whole lot more once it expires. | e5k5p2j | e5kj5w6 | e69e22t | Chef_Shimi | Dragonsandman | Chef_Shimi | 9dups7 | 9dups7 | 9h5ztq | hockey | hockey | hockey | 0 |
19,111 | Start drinking way earlier than I had planned. | This, also checks out. | That’s an interesting stream. | e7llx24 | e7lt5ck | e5uf9xe | Maxter_Blaster | oddlysuggestive | Maxter_Blaster | 9ne12i | 9ne12i | 9f83ll | fantasyfootball | fantasyfootball | fantasyfootball | 0 |
19,112 | He wiped his ass with the ball and then threw it at the fans. This is a grown man we're talking about here. That's not really defensible dude, and this sub kind of shows its age by acting like it's okay. I'm not going all joe buck "what a disgusting move" but comon that shits cringy. So what if he didn't like the way hue treated him, you're an adult doing a job. Getting pissy at your old employer so you bend over and rub a ball against your asshole and throw it at people, comon.
It's hilarious that he lost in the end | Marrone created the best Bills team this decade and then beat the second best Bills team in the playoffs with an AFC Finalist Jaguars team that looked good in their loss to Brady
Not an easy feat | >I feel like there weren't enough story lines this week
Bullshit. Not enough bama centric or SECW storylines. Why didn't Kentucky get one during their undefeated start? | e6h7gxh | e6ht9jm | e7dqk5r | TheLeftHandOfTebow | TheGarbageStore | TheLeftHandOfTebow | 9i44yl | 9i44yl | 9m96nj | nfl | nfl | CFB | 0 |
19,113 | weirdly enough transgender people are more accepted than LGB people; they have their own lobby groups and are "accepted" as a group (although they are vulnerable to poverty, exploitation and psychos)
In Pakistan, the norm is to treat homosexuality as a slightly disgusting pasttime rather than as an identity. Which is obviously bad but it isn't ISIS or Uganda or whatever. | Not disagreeing with you. This is really encouraging. I just wish it wasnt necessary of course. | unfortunately I doubt it will ever go away entirely, even if Christianity and other religions are displaced. It's not like gay marriage, where it is almost impossible to understand a non-convoluted secular argument against it that isn't "ewww homos!!". Pro-life is harder to be taken out as easily - although religions provide a lot of the rank and file anti-abortion activists polling suggests that there are a sizable amount of secular anti-abortion people out there. (Indeed the pre-Roe vs Wade anti-abortion movement did not see itself as a particularly religious movement, oddly enough)
Even in Europe, where secularity rules the roost there is lots of anti-abortion legislation that would probably be considered quite conservative even in the US - (limits after 12/16/20 weeks, waiting periods, mandatory counseling sessions, women have to state their reasons for having abortions in some locations like the UK and Finland). | dsj2soo | dsj2698 | dybtgkg | CrabAche | hiredranger2014 | CrabAche | 7pmlnz | 7pmlnz | 8gghgg | worldnews | worldnews | TwoXChromosomes | 0 |
19,114 | >wearing what you might normally wear to work to a job interview is usually acceptable.
Absolutely not. Not unless you're talking to a good friend, informally, and they alone have the power to hire you.
Always always always wear a suit. Even if you know they don't dress that way. Even if they never wear suits. Even if you're pretty sure nobody in the company even owns a suit. | Still wrong on the discrimination front. Evaluating someone based on what they're wearing is not discrimination. If someone were to wear a bikini to an interview, you could absolutely knock them down a few pegs on the candidate pool based solely on their "workplace attire". The same concept applies here.
I've never said that I interview candidates based on how I think they should act. You're demonstrating the traits of employees that I specifically interview to not hire. You're not actually reading what I'm saying, you're injecting your own narrative.
We're specifically talking about evaluating candidates based on their professional appearance. We're not talking about the entire interview process. Obviously (or probably not so obvious to you) I don't only evaluate candidates based on their professional appearance. It's only a very small part of my assessment, and it usually rolls into other assessments I've made. But it is part of my assessment, it's not a non-factor. Acting professional in the workplace is something I value, and dressing professional for an interview is one way that you can tell me that you intend to act professionally. | I always liked people that volunteered to go first. It usually left me thinking, "Well, I can't possibly do worse than *that*!" | dvdht16 | dvdwf68 | dsrq4ff | kbryan1111 | massenburger | kbryan1111 | 82v0og | 82v0og | 7qrmtv | tifu | tifu | LifeProTips | 0 |
19,115 | Everyone trapped beavers, but the French had been trapping them for an extra 150 years and the symbol was used historically to represent the French 'canadiens'. By the time of the conquest in 1750, the beaver had become a symbol of New France (as its economic raison d'être) and was used from 1833 to represent the French Canadians in the flag of Montreal. Later, it would be supplanted by the fleur-de-lys in the city flag, and the beaver became associated with the entire nation. | Thank you for this. I love the Vimy story as much as anyone else, but our micro-focus on it as Canadians gets annoying. The tactics were not the brainchild of Currie, they were used all along the front at Arras, of which Vimy was just a part (not to mention he wasn't the Corps commander at Vimy, Julian Byng was). I try to make this point every time the topic comes up, but am usually ignored. Factual accuracy is less appealing than misguided nationalism, I guess. | Are you a major corporation? The point is the whole burden of the system has been transferred from corporate profits to income taxes. We should shift that back. | dsrs0fs | dsrhimf | dtef381 | rosenthaler | Woodrow_1856 | rosenthaler | 7qmn51 | 7qmn51 | 7tp3tr | canada | canada | canada | 0 |
19,116 | Yes, because pain isn't required for small scale damage to occur. My knees are bad from years of cutting sports, I didn't feel my meniscus break down in real time, it just got worse over time :P same idea. Doing things that emulate clinical tests on a rep by rep basis is generally not a good thing. People vehemently defending something like this doesn't make much sense considering all the other good options for shoulder training that are out there (assuming they care about the longevity of their joints). | If you go down and look at my other comment, it provides much of the same information. Caviliere also has them as part of his "iron graveyard" of exercises that need to die, and explicitly says they're one of his least favorite exercises in a couple of videos. He recommends what are called high pulls as an alternative, which are a great option where you externally rotate your hands with your thumb above your pinky as you come up. Notice how this is the exact opposite of the upright row's internal rotation. Linking this as a defense of them is ironic and misses his point, YouTube search "athlean x upright rows."
There is not a correct way to do them that doesn't put your shoulder in a compromised position. On top of what I said below in this subthread, I also deal with impingement, issues with shoulder separations and rotator cuff issues (from years of throwing/racquet sports) and on top of my background it's just obvious from first hand experience which positions are most provocative. r/fitness is definitely getting fact checked on this one, upright rows are a bad exercise choice when there's better, non-provocative options. | Doing EZ bar swings instead of using a kettlebell seems like a bad idea. | e1mnpm0 | e1jqjfp | e1iqzl1 | fluffytheturtle | fluffytheturtle | Bl4nkface | 8uutla | 8uutla | 8uutla | Fitness | Fitness | Fitness | 1 |
19,117 | Similar? What the fuck? | You can find another with 1 sat/byte and very fast confirmation. | But it didn't pass? | e0jiypi | duknevq | e0jdm51 | ayanamirs | ayanamirs | DawnPhantom | 8qi7pp | 7yzrx4 | 8qi7pp | Bitcoin | Bitcoin | Bitcoin | 1 |
19,118 | I do too! I just ran out, I’ll probably go get some more! Have your tried their foundation? | They’re hella thick and bushy anyways much less when I fill them in.
Thank you! ❤️❤️ | Eyeshadow looks great. I think the mascara is coming off a bit clumpy though- maybe try using an eyelash comb or a different mascara. | e6spl6r | e6qmjne | e6thy6y | Macka1998 | Macka1998 | -_Arya_- | 9jn2qa | 9jdm5z | 9jn2qa | MakeupAddiction | MakeupAddiction | MakeupAddiction | 1 |
19,119 | I think this is an accurate review. It was entertaining but nothing special. I wish I didn't stay up late to see it. | > ue to my love for the CLOVERFIELD mythology but I do think this is a great addition. 10 years later we get a some-what sequel to the first & I loved it. I say some-what sequel because it did not have as many answers to the first movie, yet there are answers nonetheless. I like the way it is an anthology of movies & I know some viewers think it’s a cop out especially with the multi-verse theory in place, however, it fits with the vibe CLOVERFIELD has always had. Sure there are other movies like Interstellar that have explored time-travel/multi-verses but why can’t there be more? The acting was great, the script wasn’t cheesy (except for Ava’s message to herself) & it leaves room for another movie to hopefully explain even more of what’s happening in the CLOVERFIELD universe. (I’d really like to know what happens on Earth the next time). All-in-all, if I was even close to a professional critic, I’d give it an 7.5-8/10.
I hear they're going to reboot Tom Cruise's "War of Worlds" for the next cloverfield movie. | I'm not a big fan of the Cloverfield movies but I enjoyed them and I... did not enjoy this one. I'm glad I just used my sister's account to watch it rather than spending money to subscribe to Netflix to watch it. It was bad. Worse than Bright bad. I don't know any of the actors so I won't speak to whether or not they did a good job because I don't like blaming actors for bad writing. Random things that made me go from being okay with the movie to actively despising it:
- Hamilton is quite possibly the dumbest, least interesting character I've ever seen. We're spoonfed a horribly cliche "kids died and now mummy and daddy are having issues" backstory and then she proceeds to make some of the most utterly retarded fucking decisions and thought processes possible because apparently the writers believed that once a woman has children she is no longer capable of anything approaching rational thought. Wanting to stay on Bizarro Earth so she can be with *someone else's kids* who just happen to look and sound like hers, even though *her alternate reality self is alive and well and is their mother*? What?? Sitting in the escape pod for dramatic effect when crazy bitch Jensen *has a fucking gun and is stalking her surviving, defenseless crewmates?*
- Volkov's mirror scene was fucking awesome and it got me going like "ohhh shit *now* the movie's going to start!" Then it ends. At least we got a funny joke about the worms out of it, I guess.
- wtf happened to the Irish guy? I seriously don't understand it, it's like this poor bastard has the multiverse specifically gunning for him because they were worried the audience would get bored if there wasn't a "monster replacement" killing the crew. wtf was that with the walls sucking his arm in? And then the weird goddamned shit with the magnetic (??) putty? It was so fucking dumb because they never went anywhere with it or explained how any of that was happening beyond "yeah, dimensions, bitch!"
- The Chinese chick gets flash frozen in a bunch of water. Are airlocks like that really that easy to rupture? Does water actually freeze like that if it's exposed to a vacuum? Did she speak nothing but Mandarin the entire movie because that's the only language her actress is comfortable speaking or was she just being a total alpha bitch all movie and expecting everyone else to speak her language even though she understands their language too?
- Hamilton's scenes were bad but Michael's were even worse. What was even the damn point of the Earth scenes other than to constantly tease the idea of the monsters being on Earth, but to never deliver? Hooray, a bit character no one cares about got a replacement goldfish!
- The movie had absolutely no focus. Was it supposed to be a modern-day Alien with a crew of engineers and civilians encountering fucked up alien shit while stranded in space? Was it supposed to be some kind of environmental warning film about the dangers of excessive consumption and dependence on fossil fuels? Was it supposed to be a near-future sci-fi space thriller like Gravity or Interstellar? How many fucking writers did they have on this project, each contributing one chapter each without ever talking to the others or reading their work?
- Late edit: if this movie is intended to be canon and sequential with the first movie (the Shepard thing creates the process that draws the first movie's monster to Earth, etc), how the hell do they explain the *very advanced* tech displayed everywhere in Paradox while the original Cloverfield used tech that was contemporary to 2008 (hell, the entire "overwritten video" subplot wouldn't even function in modern day because you wouldn't use tapes and you'd just automatically upload the "having fun at the park" video to cloud storage when you got into WiFi range...)
Netflix is not engendering a lot of faith out of me. Bright was just shy of a complete disaster, and they did the same with this Cloverfield movie. Honestly, budget and production values are the only difference between these movies and the campy B-movie dross SyFy churns out. At least SyFy makes no pretenses to their stuff being high quality.
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19,120 | I grew up in the 90's as well. While there are a lot of great things about them but hearing Brian Austin Green doing his best Michaelangelo impression as Johnny Storm rapping with all the mad skills of Will Smith... Is not one of them. | Thanos was planned to be the main villain for season 3. Tragic. | I know Black Panther did. I think Cap did but it exploded while he was trying to use it. There may be some details I'm forgetting in those two instances as far as there possibly being special circumstances. | dseutjh | dsdal0b | e055c2q | tcon001 | ThorMurdock | tcon001 | 7ojb73 | 7ojb73 | 8opqzb | Marvel | Marvel | Marvel | 0 |
19,121 | It's like a old teenager vs. young adult. Two different lifestyles that don't really mesh well | I don't work it, but I always thought about groundskeeping for government places. You get full benefits, a nice paycheck and you are always outside and working with heavy stuff. You get paid to workout | 50 | dui8vdj | dtw9s8x | dui5er1 | Sir_Slurpsalot | Sir_Slurpsalot | DavidAlanQueer | 7yp73f | 7vyxvr | 7yp73f | AskMen | AskMen | AskMen | 1 |
19,122 | You can keep thinking that. But it's still not true.
It's also funny you say that on a Marvel Reddit page. | Ah, I had Zoom and Professor Zoom confused. Thanks for the clarification! | You can keep thinking that. But it's still not true.
It's also funny you say that on a Marvel Reddit page. | e8dsndo | e7ki079 | e8dsitg | aftershock1959 | ThatOtherGuyTPM | aftershock1959 | 9n3j6v | 9n3j6v | 9n3j6v | Marvel | Marvel | Marvel | 0 |
19,123 | Is there a site you ordered the bag from? Looks dope. | Welcome to CA. AOWs are perfectly legal. SBRs are not. | Nice! Thanks. | e02ontt | e04zi7u | e056ywh | cornbreadzmb | polishmikeb | cornbreadzmb | 8oe415 | 8oe415 | 8oe415 | guns | guns | guns | 0 |
19,124 | It's Ulysses, one of the most notoriously difficult and complex books in the English language. Worry about reading it, appreciating it, and in some small way understanding it. Don't worry about labeling it. | The narration is past tense, the stream of consciousness is in present tense. Simple! | I got some Barnes & Noble money for Christmas, and went for a mix of new stuff and classics I haven't gotten around to reading yet.
* *Midnight's Children* by Salman Rushdie
* *The Stars Are Legion* by Kameron Hurley
* *Ficciones* by Jorge Luis Borges
* *Her Body and Other Parties* by Carmen Maria Machado
* *If on a winter's night a traveler* by Italo Calvino
* *Black Panther: A Nation Under Our Feet* Books 1-3 by Ta-Nehisi Coates | e8qkout | e8qroi7 | dstxnnz | agm66 | the_ragamuffin | agm66 | 9sp3i1 | 9sp3i1 | 7qnp4b | books | books | books | 0 |
19,125 | But do you really want to be in an '01 Corolla if you get in an accident? Didn't think so. | All right is actually the proper way to write it. "Alright" is more like a slang that has become commonplace and is now accepted in most circumstances, but in formal/legal text you should still use all right. Other than that they're pretty much interchangeable so no need to correct anyone | It's a ridiculous excuse. Not like there's any data not available through OBD2 anyway. | dverjrq | dve0gmx | dxn7dnm | argote | Whalez | argote | 82xq6h | 82xq6h | 8dgb0v | cars | cars | cars | 0 |
19,126 | who cares | if it isnt on netflix i most likely havent seen it. and the canadian netflix is even more sparse in term of TV shows compared to the US netflix. seems like im missing out :( | Sure, because I'm from Canada I'm a raps fan. Proving me once again how stupid you are.
Also claiming upvotes/downvotes actually determine who is right or wrong. You are literally an imbecile jesus fuck I keep trying to not generalize people from Atlanta but it's always the same shit with you guys? | dsgei3n | dtm6h3o | dsghygx | Psychyed | Psychyed | mx3552 | 7pdd7v | 7upmur | 7pdd7v | nba | nba | nba | 1 |
19,127 | We have a bunch of copies of this at my work place. The office supply stores are filled with copies of it. They are all just the cheaper version without the cover pages or binding. Instead they just wrap the loose contents in paper cover. Most of the copies are bigger than this too, about 8.5" x 11", though we have a few 8.5" x 14" copies.
| The paper, printing, binding, shipping to Amazon...
| But we do have an electoral college, or at least the mathematical equivalent. We don't vote for Prime Minister (or Premier), but for MP (or MPP/MLA). That has the same effect as an electoral college.
For example, consider if you have 10 ridings of 10 voters each (100 total voters). Suppose 3 ridings are 100% Liberal and so get 10 votes Liberal each, 0 for PC. (We'll ignore third party for simplicity.) In the other 7 ridings, it's 60% (6 votes) PC to 40% Liberal (4 votes).
Now add up the votes. There are 3x10 + 7x4 = 30+28 = 58 votes for Liberal, for 58% of the popular vote. There are 3x0 + 7x6 = 42 votes for PC, for 42% of the popular vote. But who wins the election? 3 of the seats go to Liberals and 7 seats go to PC, so PC has a huge majority government and their leader is the Prime Minister or Premier.
The issue isn't one of over-representing rural communities; it is one of discretizing a continuous function and aggregating. In Canada, we do this discretization and aggregating twice sequentially. First, we take the "first past the post" at the riding level where a plurality of votes decides the seat/riding. Then, that riding is taken as a complete vote for the party (not a partial vote based on percentage of support) and the plurality of party votes decides who governs.
This is why broad support across ridings is better than concentrated votes in a few ridings. All you need to win a riding is have 1 more vote than second place. If you have more support than that, it would be better to move those people to ridings where you need more votes to win the riding.
That is what gerrymandering does. Many people think of gerrymandering as moving district lines to concentrate support for a single party. It's the opposite; you want to divide your support into enough districts to win the district, but not more, and corral the opposing party into a few districts of near 100% support, so their excess votes don't change anything.
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19,128 | So long story short, I was smoking late last night and began passing out for short periods of time. It was starting to annoy me cuz I was trying to finish a bowl and couldn't. And I wasn't fully passing out either, maybe for 1-5 minutes at a time. It was a weird, but enjoyable experience, seldom the fact that I couldn't finish my bowl.
Anyone else experience something like this? I don't have any opiate experience for juxtaposition, so if this is similar at all, tell me. | I wouldn't say I greened out. I felt good as hell, not nauseous. It was 2:00 am so I might've just been high af and tired af. | Nah just kind of a made up term. Basically saying you smoked so much you took short naps. It’s normal when you smoke a lot for your tolerance. | 8aiomn | dwywv94 | dwz6tg8 | ProktosRS | ProktosRS | cleanedmyhouse | 8aiomn | 8aiomn | 8aiomn | Drugs | Drugs | Drugs | 1 |
19,129 | Thanks for your reply! | Thanks for your reply! | I read online that the father smoking pot can affect your pregnancy, and it can have repercussions on the baby and fetus as well.
An article online suggest the male stop smoking pot for up to 3 months before pregnancy is attempted, and then once you're pregnant never be around a pot smoker. | dulz8t1 | dulz9xx | dulsb6s | smilenowgirl | smilenowgirl | Guythings | 7z71kh | 7z71kh | 7z71kh | sex | sex | sex | 1 |
19,130 | He played the Jags.. | Take Chris Hogan over Gordon? | He has Doug Baldwin..might be a nice late season bet hedge. Do you think that's decent? I'd also trade away Jamaal Williams. | e6k90gs | e4yehel | e6k3jdj | Axiom502 | Axiom502 | essence_of_moisture | 9ijimk | 9aqeb2 | 9ijimk | fantasyfootball | fantasyfootball | fantasyfootball | 1 |
19,131 | It's different once you're out or not on active duty. For example, my husband is in the National Guard, so he isn't active most of the time. We don't get the same benefits as active duty servicemembers (nor should we - just making a point) and we have to pay for things that active duty families would not: healthcare monthly premiums, copays, deductibles, cost-shares. We don't get BAH (housing assistance) and if we had kids, we wouldn't always have access to childcare. We don't live near a base, either.
What you have access to when you get out depends on how long you were in, what you did while you were in, and the circumstances of your separation. It's possible that many vets didn't stay in long enough to "earn" some benefits. A common complaint about VA care is that it's slow and the bureaucracy can make care difficult to get.
With my father, who was a Vietnam vet, we had a lot of trouble coordinating his very complicated care later in life. He was denied some mental health benefits because his care manager didn't think they were necessary. There's a mental health crisis in this country anyway and it's compounded in the VA system. Some people have PTSD and substance-abuse related issues that are difficult to treat, and there's a lot of stigma surrounding mental health needs, too. Some of those people end up on the street. | Don't even feel bad. You did the right thing. Too many people pussyfoot around this stuff. The only reason people have the audacity to ask this sort of thing is because nobody has called them on their bullshit before so they think its okay. | I'm sorry that he turned out to be someone completely different than you thought :-(
But I'm glad you posted. There's so much shaming in this thread and we have absolutely no details about this family's situation beyond the quick snapshot from OP. They could have been stable when the kids were born and someone was laid off. They could have been planning her to be a stay-at-home mom and been financially secure, but someone got sick/hurt/whatever. There are a ton of possibilities that don't involve "stop having babies you can't afford!"
Nobody can predict the future, and sometimes shit things happen to good, responsible people. | dzss3w8 | dztlaev | dzsofy2 | g1zz1e | RichardMorto | g1zz1e | 8n1pqa | 8n1pqa | 8n1pqa | cringepics | cringepics | cringepics | 0 |
19,132 | Did you even read past the first sentence of their comment, because sample size was the smallest part of their complaint. | I wonder if this study is truly accurate or not. I question it because the sample size is tiny and they don't explain what a resting state is. On top of that their own comments are questionable "Cannabis users exhibited decreased delta and increased theta, beta, and gamma power compared to controls, suggesting increased cortical activation in resting state and a disinhibition of inhibitory functions that may interrupt cognitive processes." - so this is based on suggestion, not mere fact - visible proof.
Please, can someone explain to me why people that smoke weed don't have dreams they can remember? How does this contradict this study so much? Does it not make sense that the brain's less active during rest because it's not even capable of remembering dreams, whereas sober people are able to do it often?
It's a shame they're making a claim that pot smokers have a noisier brain, when there's actually no proof of such in the study. It's assumption. It's not direct evidence, it's all "suggestions" and "may", which means it's not proven. I haven't smoked weed in over half a year and I still have "a noisy brain" - just like I did before I started smoking in the first place. I haven't had a "normal" sleep cycle since I was a young kid - well over a decade before I started smoking. | I'm not here to advocate violence toward animals but I think you are being a bit naive to think that animals aren't doing way more fucked up shit to each other. Eviceration is a pretty common thing in the animal kingdom. And no, they don't make sure to put you out of your misery first. | e250eeb | e26ripy | e3ybk8u | Wawaweewow | altheist | Wawaweewow | 8xq0x9 | 8xq0x9 | 963h4w | science | science | WTF | 0 |
19,133 | As a brit this is one of those things that I've always heard about but never really thought about how it could actually happen. | Missouri has a good range of 0* to 100+* | I'm talking crossovers and "new" SUVs mostly.
It's hard to lay out distinct criteria for what I would term a "proper" SUV, but I still think they're cool. I'd more likely refer to them as 4x4s though, and if they're not 4WD they're probably not that cool anyway. | e1u9gmj | e1ujd4a | e2c289f | skippygo | -BokoHaram- | skippygo | 8w9psd | 8w9psd | 8yjq0u | motorcycles | motorcycles | cars | 0 |
19,134 | That cop needs to be charged with a civil rights violation. When a policeman issues unconstitutional commands and then arrests a person for noncompliance, and that's considered acceptable and legal, the people need to demand change and not back down. | When you wrote "have tried hard" I expected some sort of systematic approach, not a single instance. | She did not speak for 4 minutes during the meeting first of all. She spoke twice. Both times she was called upon after raising her hand. And the superintendent was literally going back and forth with her when the cop came over to escort her out.
Her comments were relevant to the measure at hand.
And when she was asked to leave she grumbled but seemed to be complying anyway. No way she should have been arrested.
I don't disagree with your overall point about protesting in disruptive ways at a public meeting. But the only disruptive thing she seems to have done was say relevant stuff that was confrontational. Could they have said, please wrap up your comments or you'll be escorted out? Sure. That would have been a reasonable response by the board.
Arresting her though? Way beyond the pale.
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19,135 | "self-made" | Oh no, I was enjoying this show
Edit: so they are improving animation quality. I can't remember the last time a shows animation was update and improves mid season | NSFW means *NOT SAFE FOR WORK*. It isn’t a community thing. If it’s something most normal people would get in trouble for looking at while working, it needs to be marked NSFW. Pretty simple meaning honestly. | e60m7s6 | dv0guti | e60oist | VandaGrey | VandaGrey | BLUDKVLT | 9g0sfr | 815118 | 9g0sfr | gaming | anime | gaming | 1 |
19,136 | We probably most likely definitely shouldn't be fucking testing on non-human persons. Just a thought. | Ah, thanks! I know of the concept but never heard it referred to as TR before.
I wonder if Blizzard could not just make the tick rate dynamic within a certain range, based on the latencies of the players.
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19,137 | No :( | Sounds like an ancient one. | So.... what happened??? | dzj135d | dzj1v15 | dzkay8a | High_Valyrian_ | High_Valyrian_ | kai333 | 8lwr31 | 8lwr31 | 8lwr31 | OkCupid | OkCupid | OkCupid | 1 |
19,138 | The most recent book I bought were the Harry Potter books in a "trunk" case, the handmaids tale, and a ton of books from thriftbooks - most of the Dresden Files. I shudder to think of the total. | ~~**Bossypants, by Tina Fey**~~
~~**Reading Lolita in Tehran: A Memoir in Books, by Azar Nafisi**~~
**I Am Ozzy, by Ozzy Osbourne** | In the past month I bought
One of us is lying by Karen McManus
Dear Martin by Nic Stone
It’s kind of a funny story by Ned Vizzini
If I stay by Gayle Forman
We all fall down(don’t remember the author, too lazy to google it)
Sometimes we tell the truth(don’t remember the author, too lazy to google it)
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19,139 | Stu Hart's dead. He most likely isn't calling Vince, probably. | The Undertaker’s dead and he’s 23-2 at WrestleMania. | Hogan transcended the business and became a pop culture icon in the 80's and still is today though. Austin isn't really at that level anymore. | dsz60a8 | dsz62w1 | e156ceo | highclassfire | JustATributeCC | highclassfire | 7rs08z | 7rs08z | 8t5d93 | SquaredCircle | SquaredCircle | SquaredCircle | 0 |
19,140 | It's beautiful | I read this then had to take a step outside to hear the end of summer. Very wholesome. Takes me back to being a little kid. | r/Confusing_Perspective | e5hlqsw | e5h7ydp | e5h64v4 | Kidterrific | cew017 | Kidterrific | 9degz3 | 9degz3 | 9degz3 | aww | aww | aww | 0 |
19,141 | I mean, I edited my comment to say that myself
Anyone interested in explaining lampshading? Or just telling me I don't understand what it means, which I've admitted | I said I'm not sure. I assume from context that it means "putting in background detail that people can make themselves aware of, but not putting it front and centre, in order to explain plotholes and the like", so the above example of gotg is itself lanpshading.
In neither of those episodes did they ever reference how they communicate with people on other planets.
The show never explained this. They never even attempted to.
Edit:ok, that's not lampshading means. I still don't think they did that, I don't remember anyone ever referencing how weird it was that they could communicate. Also, I don't think lampshading really fixes anything in relation to this kind of problem. | Scientists still use Latin because it doesn’t really change. My guess would be that when earth scientists met with other alien scientists, they used Latin, because it doesn’t change. | dw9kgxj | dw9h41o | dw9s5yj | the0ncomingbl0rm | the0ncomingbl0rm | AnkleJub | 870dgb | 870dgb | 870dgb | MovieDetails | MovieDetails | MovieDetails | 1 |
19,142 | I'm actually so sorry your this hurt dude. I dunno why. | They don't feel that way. | If people want something to get upset about look at what these positions pay and then look at the slop many schools feed their students. | dvelu6s | dve9lu5 | dvedktq | Sargoth99 | Sargoth99 | TartareMediumRare | 830kq0 | 830kq0 | 830kq0 | canada | canada | canada | 1 |
19,143 | He imports chips -- potato, and some corn. And exports diapers. | The NDAs we are talking about are absolutely custom written by a lawyer. | Also, chemo can cause cancer. | dt11s6q | dt0uuoq | e2r9wse | BSB8728 | Hermaphrotitties | BSB8728 | 7rx28u | 7rx28u | 90ihk8 | IAmA | IAmA | news | 0 |
19,144 | What, you want improve things? That's so un-australian.
She'll be right mate, etc. | Or they were destroyed but not correctly documented, which is what KPMG reckons happened. | The rest of the world is thankful of your contributions though. :) | dyctkzj | dycq0w1 | dyvzy0c | freakster47 | Kyanar | freakster47 | 8ggfgf | 8ggfgf | 8iqplk | australia | australia | worldnews | 0 |
19,145 | Written like an economist who's RBE model was rejected by Goldman. I would be interested to see the practical application of Rational Belief Equilibrium. Anyone have any good Excel spreadsheets? | Any theory that is part of modern finance I would call modern finance theory. I would not say modern finance theory is just those two models.
And even CAPM suggests the efficient portfolio is the market portfolio, which suggests that you should do indexing only, no active management. | Love the comprehensive use of links. | e4wl376 | e4x31bv | e5geu5l | Jaygernaughty | Judicator01 | Jaygernaughty | 9ah8hc | 9ah8hc | 9d6y50 | Economics | Economics | Economics | 0 |
19,146 | Exactly. And I firmly believe the Rodgers/Adams connection is gonna be a truly annoying one this year. Might as well get something out of it lol | I agree. I couldn’t bring myself to root for them, plus they make it easy by being pure garbage | To me if the values there I’m not gonna pass it up based on whether I hate the player. I got both Rodgers and Adams for below market value in an auction so I couldn’t resist | e4aqghf | e4c8774 | e4aqpaw | minnesnowtan- | Ilov3lamp | minnesnowtan- | 97rvjs | 97rvjs | 97rvjs | fantasyfootball | fantasyfootball | fantasyfootball | 0 |
19,147 | Hello and welcome! | THE TV SHOWS!!! Today's shows will never top my 90s after school and weekend line up. | Hello and welcome! What do you study at university? | e2x90xq | e388fw1 | e2x0cbq | ladawnofdemise | ladawnofdemise | AcuteAnimosity | 91bgk1 | 92ldpp | 91bgk1 | Random_Acts_Of_Amazon | Random_Acts_Of_Amazon | Random_Acts_Of_Amazon | 1 |
19,148 | Wei, Wu or Shu? | It has its ups and downs besides we are going to see Konoha destroyed again lol. | It's a shounen, the characters get stronger over time. It's not like the beginning didnt have ridiculous stuff, did you forget the premise started with a 9 tailed demon fox that can cause tsunamis and crush mountains with a swipe of its tail? Or that water typhoon jutsu kakashi used on zabuza that flooded the whole forest? | e5s64ao | dxaajwq | e5sd3tc | NoraDrake69 | NoraDrake69 | AbidingTruth | 9eu0jw | 8buqy5 | 9eu0jw | Naruto | Naruto | Naruto | 1 |
19,149 | deleted ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^0.4635 [^^^What ^^^is ^^^this?](https://pastebin.com/FcrFs94k/70143) | >Pride
Nope. None at all. There's a reason why SAF also stands for Serve And Fuck-off. There is no pride when the people you are supposedly protecting do not give a damn about your sacrifice. And I'm not just talking about the general public, several MPs over the years have diminished the role of NSFs (from all branches) with their patronising speeches of how NS is a priviledge and how NSF contributions should not be rated or rewarded in monetary terms blah blah blah.
>Respect
NSFs hardly get any from anyone except other guys who have also been through the grinder. Even regulars get treated like shit due to the stigma of "those who cannot make it sign on".
>Achievement
Also non-existent. No one cares how well you did in OCS/SCS/whatever school or training you have undergone during your service. NS is just a side note in your profile. The only things employers look out for is the official discharge form that you get once you have completed your 2 years. | >free market
>Giving subsidies
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19,150 | Its definitely not true for everywhere, most likely only the hotel chain the commenter worked at, I’ve been charged and seen many others charged for the smell of smoke, not good advice | I used to work as a housekeeper at a hotel as a teen. As long as you leave no evidence of smoking, we can't do anything about it. It can smell like a skunk orgy, but unless we find a roach, stems, or ash we can't accuse you or charge you for anything. Same goes for cigarettes. | I’ve done this before in a much worse way, walking somewhere with female acquaintance, ask me to hold her phone for a moment since she didn’t have pockets, in my defense I held her phone so long I kind of forgot I was, she puts her hand out for the phone, hold her hand. Yup | dvplmsn | dvp277m | e6oz26g | overcomplicate | tuzlyfe | overcomplicate | 84f0bm | 84f0bm | 9j4snp | trees | trees | cringe | 0 |
19,151 | tl;dr? But based on the post title I will say 'yes' I do understand the atheist position. I also don't understand why theists are so concerned with converting you all and many of you are probably smarter and more realistic than theists too 😂🤷♂️ | > conservative Protestants are growing really fast.
Interesting. I know many people are saying that liberal churches will continue to die out ( I mean no surprise they provide no spiritual tests and mirror the secular world) but I've also read that Orthodox Christianity is making a resurgence.
>Europe will go into a time of complete hedonism and will slowly age and spend itself into oblivion
This is what I believe as well although atheists are quick to point out how wonderful Scandinavian countries are performing with their non religious majority.
>Probably, and if that were to happen I'd go Protestant.
I expect it to happen before Francis' tenure is over. I don't mind his progressive views but his pandering just doesn't work in a Christian framework because you can't please everyone. There are some people who will be offended by the gospel.
Out of the denominations I think Protestantism and Orthodoxy will continue to grow. The former, due to their large missionary presence and the latter, because it is an alternative to Catholicism that has a strong traditional/historical background without nearly as much controversy.
Catholicism will just be relegated to a cultural identity, and no longer viewed as the "True Church". | If I recall correctly, we know there's a true and unprovable sentence by construction. There's no need to appeal to a more powerful F' to show that. [See section 2 here.](https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/goedel-incompleteness/) | dy0nwbi | dzq89hu | dxzo63z | ymir9 | ymir9 | horsodox | 8ezxv7 | 8mm6pp | 8ezxv7 | DebateReligion | Christianity | DebateReligion | 1 |
19,152 | I don't mean just absolutely, I mean with less anger and problems as a result of a community decision. We shouldn't have such large-scale arguments just because such and such made it in. | Do you even understand what I just said? Adding a grip doesn’t make it more dangerous... you can kill people with a pistol, shotgun, knife, truck or rifle. Just because one looks scarier doesn’t mean it’s more dangerous | Yeah, makes sense. Honestly wish we could just agree as a society better than we do, but it's never going to happen. | dw0azdo | dw0k28w | dw0ac4z | JadeTirade | Gruffmaster3000 | JadeTirade | 85t09o | 85t09o | 85t09o | trees | trees | trees | 0 |
19,153 | [Life, uh, finds a way](https://i.imgur.com/lNpjSrz.mp4). | ...Nice. | The McPoyle bloodline has been clean and pure for a thousand years! | dv6o7ad | dv78ldz | dv3d5w3 | marineturndlegofiend | siccfush | marineturndlegofiend | 8210q7 | 8210q7 | 81i4pc | pics | pics | pics | 0 |
19,154 | What do you like to read when you have free time? | Like when he garotted that rat who was in witness protection. It only *seemed* vicious. | Good for the kids for standing up for their classmate, though. | dx32ane | dx3fmoo | dx7n2a2 | mirrorspirit | Robert_Cannelin | mirrorspirit | 8az24n | 8az24n | 8bh3cj | IAmA | IAmA | news | 0 |
19,155 | >Stop this.
Stop this. | TIL the world is only made up of JavaScript and XML | *Re-architect... EVERYTHING* | dznvtn9 | dznt4th | dwzf9q9 | asdfman123 | roguej2 | asdfman123 | 8mgfuu | 8mgfuu | 8ah9dp | programming | programming | programming | 0 |
19,156 | It’s like they’re trying to replicate the Cadillac DRLs... rather unsuccessfully | You have an iPhone X right? Just hover over it in the camera app and the link will pop up as a notification. Best thing ever! | That is really false, if you understand French here is a video of the General Director of Peugeot, he loves performances and say multiple time he has big project for the future, and the GTi brand will continue for a long time
https://youtu.be/5dpEr_T-fVE | dulovix | dttzbz1 | dvh6alo | xozzyoda | xozzyoda | TheSkyline35 | 7z4g84 | 7vokng | 7z4g84 | cars | cars | cars | 1 |
19,157 | for now yeah, but there are a couple of teams can move ahead | Related subreddits:
/r/Bundesliga
/r/fussball
/r/eintracht
/r/fohlenelf
And for some half-time fun, Yann Sommer's food blog: www.sommerkocht.ch | haha ;) | dtaf9nv | dtabh8c | dtadxrn | bambooshoeq | The4thJuliek | bambooshoeq | 7t6xvu | 7t6xvu | 7t6xvu | soccer | soccer | soccer | 0 |
19,158 | "The masses need to be *inflamed*"
Isn't this the narrative of most of the conspiracy theories?
"The masses need to be *inflamed* about Iraq so we can do a war a get some cash."
I agree that what happened was terribly wrong and should not go unpunished but lying for a good deed is still lying.
| Oy vey 6 gorillion innocent people killed by evil nazis. | Oh boy, I remember when LoD came out and the resolution change was the most beautiful thing ever. | e0201ca | e01cnne | e6kjlqd | donkeybonner | Bozkurt40 | donkeybonner | 8o4ci5 | 8o4ci5 | 9iijih | conspiracy | conspiracy | Diablo | 0 |
19,159 | U especially | Oh, you're on the team? | Knowing ingredients, serving wine, etc. is their JOB. Imo it’s not a reason for tipping.
As an app developer, I don’t get tips for:
- calling the client
- testing code
- pushing to app store
- etc
Because... it’s my JOB and the items above are tasks involved in it. | dyasaw3 | e62qi9j | dy8y8hs | aseir | aseir | webbic | 8g1792 | 9g6cxk | 8g1792 | cringe | nfl | cringe | 1 |
19,160 | Actually it was in the 2nd period, and it resulted in a field goal http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-game-highlights/0ap3000000903269/Derrick-Johnson-levels-Mariota-on-blitz-for-huge-third-down-sack | "Who are we?
The Wildcats!
Who are we gonna beat?
The Wildcats!" | You're right, I shouldn't say it was stolen because of that one play, and the Chiefs had plenty of opportunities to make plays. But after a couple of obvious bad calls, it really ruined the excitement of a comeback and cheapened the game for me. There are plenty of people that are just excited to see cool plays like Mariota's TD | dsb3kbj | dsb5223 | dsb5bc9 | NewReddit101 | Gabesnake2 | NewReddit101 | 7omxi9 | 7omxi9 | 7omxi9 | videos | videos | videos | 0 |
19,161 | >Sean Marks' ears twitch | I think thats what elfrid wants with that hair | KOPTEC 200-proof laboratory alcohol | du378vr | du2q87b | e2zrmy6 | MycoJoe | ahobbledehoy | MycoJoe | 7wqp43 | 7wqp43 | 91oltu | nba | nba | baseball | 0 |
19,162 | Hey,
So the key to the Milky Way shots is that you don’t want the stars to blur as the earth rotates. The more you zoom in, the more shorter the exposure you have to use to stop the blur.
So the first thing is to find a location with a dark sky that doesn’t have light pollution. Once there put the camera on a tripod. Set the lens to the widest setting, then you need to set the camera to a high ISO, maybe ISO 3200... which isn’t ideal on a compact camera, but give it a go. Then there is a rule, ‘the rule of 500’. So that you don’t blur the stars you need to divide 500 by the focal length of the lens setting you are using, which is a 24mm equivalent lens.
So 500/24 = 20sec (ish) exposure
Set the aperture as wide open as it will go and take a shot.
If you can’t capture enough light and need to expose more, increase the ISO sensitivity - keep the other settings the same.
With a small compact size sensor you may get a lot of image noise. That camera will try and remove this so it may actually remove some smaller stars that it thinks are actually noises pixels. This is why generally people use cameras with full frame sensors that are very good shooting at high ISO sensitivities.
If you want to capture people in the shot to you will need them to stay as still as possible for 20secs!
Give it a go... you’ve nothing to lose! | Second this advice... even breathing can move your body enough to knock your point of focus. If you can use a tripod, or just a monopod if you are photographing insects and need to move quickly.
Keep the shutter speed high.
Increase the ISO
Use a smaller aperture for wider depth of field | It's rare to get good results with a 2x converter unless both it and the lens are top of the line. It might be worth getting a 1.4x? Anything decent longer than 300mm is quite expensive unfortunately
When you're using a teleconverter you multiply the aperture by it as well. I think that lens is f/5.6 on the long end, so a 1.4x would make it f/8, but many canons can't autofocus at all narrower than f/5.6 and even higher end models can't past f/8 either. So autofocus of any kind with a 2x extender is not going to work because you'd be at f/8 zoomed all the way out and only get higher from there! | e2qqlwk | e2qt0u7 | e2sgch2 | PhotoGearNews | PhotoGearNews | brantyr | 90f0s0 | 90f0s0 | 90f0s0 | photography | photography | photography | 1 |
19,163 | Yeah, that's about it. | Style is the way to move up the ladder? What does that mean? | A great cheap way to dip your toes into raw denim and high waisted jeans. Uncomfortable as sin until you get them broken in | e805zpe | dxss1am | e806tfp | amoryamory | amoryamory | LPcustom01 | 9pa7h7 | 8dzpjz | 9pa7h7 | malefashionadvice | malefashionadvice | malefashionadvice | 1 |
19,164 | > No it's actually ruined because women lied about consent ~~rape.~~
FTFY | Except he was never accused of rape. Punching, choking, not rape. | Didn't one of his accusers pen a letter about his beautiful hands? | e61a47e | e61yw6i | e61sfik | Isopbc | Isopbc | nemodigital | 9g1r73 | 9g1r73 | 9g1r73 | canada | canada | canada | 1 |
19,165 | You must be a king. | Dang, the Inca trail sounds AWESOME! | Hmm... Saban alter-ego? | e09yncd | e0ajwp9 | e09yptq | muthedude | FarwellRob | muthedude | 8pblyl | 8pblyl | 8pblyl | CFB | CFB | CFB | 0 |
19,166 | So I saw "O-face" from the thumbnail and I thought "Oh shit, OP's making a meme about him getting laid.
Then I read the top caption and thought to myself, "this is the perfect setup to the best I-got-laid story ever." | I wish to find this bot.
Me and Andy are the only two iPhone users in this cafe. | Kirby. | e119zgu | dsus597 | e12hkml | ClassicalBridge | ClassicalBridge | Amatorius | 8sp50r | 7r4tos | 8sp50r | AdviceAnimals | AdviceAnimals | AdviceAnimals | 1 |
19,167 | Maybe i'm a shitty friend, but if I was asked to do all that stuff and spend that much money, by a friend, I would turn them down. | I have seen friendships fall apart over weddings. I once found out a bride was writing terrible things about several BMs and her Mom on a wedding message board......People get crazy when weddings are involved. We had to recreate delivering the wedding day gift to the groom so the photographer could get better pictures....... | If you think you're right, why would you?
More fundamentally, wouldn't they read the course description, and look at rate my professor? Even if they were signed up, why not switch classes on day 1? | dyco2jt | dycmr38 | dtkput8 | DrShocker | tennoel | DrShocker | 8gh0w0 | 8gh0w0 | 7uhdqo | Frugal | Frugal | tifu | 0 |
19,168 | > You have to be really naive to think that they just stopped right after they got caught.
Little reason to think it continued on in any significant capacity as the program didn't really yield much in terms of results. The program originally got started because of rumours of a Soviet mind control program, and the CIA got caught up in this beyond absurd and really totally fanatical devotion to LSD in particular for a large part of the program's existence. For no discernible reason other than it was a psychedelic. It was unusual, therefore it could have potential as a weaponized mind control chemical. That was the logic used, and it turned out LSD was utter garbage as a weapon. It had medical potential however, but that research was banned after hippies started using it for fun.
Any useful information the program yielded as far as I know was with more conventional sedatives, and even those if I remember right had narrow margins of utility. I think more was learned about what you can't do than what you can with MK Ultra. The CIA stopped being paranoid that it was losing a mind control arms race with the Soviet Union.
Also important to keep in mind is that the entire CIA MK Ultra banner of programs was more than just a chemical weapons program. Various types of torture were "studied" as well. Pretty appalling shit really. I've noted off the amusing parts. The CIA did some extremely depraved things, committing really serious moral and human rights violations. The CIA did things like paying off sex workers with heroin to lure in targets to kidnap and run their LSD and other chemical weapon experiments on. Most of it was done on people without their consent, sometimes in completely barbaric ways. | You're not even worth responding to. Appallingly low quality post. | Yes, if you read the comment section of various news media that are slanted towards the right, they are blaming Trudeau and the Liberals for this. | dzdr9sj | dstlop5 | dzdju1n | Wallofwillow | Wallofwillow | SyncTek | 8l5q5s | 7qa6oe | 8l5q5s | worldnews | canada | worldnews | 1 |
19,169 | >this is good news. mexicans are a net loss for america.
This is your brain on protectionism. | well, just saying, trump didnt start the drug war. voting him out wont stop the cartels. | Do you realize you fucking crazy you sound? You want to invade somebody because they won't trade with you after you've stopped trading with them? | dt6z8if | dt76jtg | e15kx26 | RyukuGloryBe | RedCyborgOD | RyukuGloryBe | 7sqjy0 | 7sqjy0 | 8t3ks4 | worldnews | worldnews | worldnews | 0 |
19,170 | I do like that there will be no crossover whatsoever. Say what you will, but that's an improvement over the original XFL. | ''He's never gonna do XFL again''
a lot of users a couple of months ago.
LOL. | Episode 5 of FLCL: Alternative feels so brutally real. Like, damn. I really wish the show had more than 6 episodes. Hell, I want 24. I love these characters so much. They feel authentic. This show may even be better than the original FLCL series. Also, this episode shows you can have characters do awful things but still be likable. | dt8iz03 | dt8hgsv | e7bibyb | Holofan4life | Neg_Crepe | Holofan4life | 7syqsy | 7syqsy | 9m2chg | SquaredCircle | SquaredCircle | anime | 0 |
19,171 | > When we buy drugs we aren’t paying for the pills, we are paying for the medical benefit they offer.
What we are paying is a compensation for the investment in research and production. We pay it because we need the medical benefit, but they don't sell it for good will otherwise they'd be non-profits. The problem is that there's a huge gap between the R&D costs and clean profits in medical companies. It's not like cutting the end price in half will make these meds stop being profitable.
> Are the pharma companies being greedy?
You surely can't be this naive. I won't even discuss the scam that is changing their production plan to make smaller pills for the same price. Maybe you can find a reason other than sheer greed, but I sure can't.
What about the different strength pills that will cost the same among them? Does that make any sense at all? If anything, now you can reasonably calculate just how rich you need to be in order to survive regardless of how strong you need your meds to be. | Let's start a gofundme for the poor buggers, shall we?! | Yeah I can agree with that. | dxqg5gb | dxqgj53 | dxs9icj | Febris | ausernameitis | Febris | 8dw3g7 | 8dw3g7 | 8dw3g7 | science | science | science | 0 |
19,172 | Don't let MatPat see this comment | Part of me doesn't believe you're actually the official Radio Disney account... | Dude this. I remember some PlayStation and a dreamcast game where you would dive down for stuff and fight sharks and giant octupie etc and I was always freaked out. Subnautica looks cool but I am scared of the abyss. | dsojfmj | dtck6a4 | dsp87go | Alluminn | Alluminn | Whiskeypants17 | 7qb08f | 7te6g9 | 7qb08f | gaming | IAmA | gaming | 1 |
19,173 | Once, I went to grab eyedrops out of the cabinet, and unbeknownst to me, my SO at the time had bought ear wax removal drops. I didn't even know that existed, and the bottle is exactly the same. Anyway, you see where this is heading.
I was 8 months pregnant at the time, and after being on the phone with poison control on and off for 5 hours and eyewashing pretty much consistantly the whole time, my eye finally stopped burning. No lasting damage, thank god, but you better believe I have an irrational fear of of eyedrops now. | I had my pupils dilated recently. I couldn't kill time on my phone because I couldn't see anything on it. I couldn't even read the 1-inch tall numbers on the lock screen clock! Then I discovered that everything 50 feet away was in focus but beyond 100 feet everything was blurry again. The truly scary thing was that my eyesight was the legal minimum for driving without glasses and I couldn't even read the speedometer. I'm never doing that again without someone to drive me. | I am so happy to see a post with "the other side of the story" like this. A few months ago, my recent ex made a long post reply about how horrid I was in our relationship and all the ways he was selfless and how he got fucked over. It was largly untrue and left out anything that would have painted him as anything other than a saint, which as we all know, no one is perfect. The fact that everyone jumped on that train to comment in agreement with "dumping me" (I actually broke off with him)...stung a bit. Yes, it is the internet, and I didn't take it TOO seriously. I didn't comment or message him, and let it go, but the fact that NO ONE thought to play devil's advocate, or question his completely obvious one sided tale was annoying. Just remember: if someone sounds perfect, it is probably bullshit. | e308stl | e3042hk | e6mh74p | dental__DAMN | TbonerT | dental__DAMN | 91qmty | 91qmty | 9ir45j | tifu | tifu | relationship_advice | 0 |
19,174 | and holly shit boruto anime is just bad really bad. | So both episodes are bad?
| skip the first two episodes | 8y1hkt | e27ip0r | e27h0h8 | foreignincel4 | N7Greenfire | foreignincel4 | 8y1hkt | 8y1hkt | 8y1hkt | Naruto | Naruto | Naruto | 0 |
19,175 | Corey Davis I think is a 2nd half guy. His schedule lightens up he’s got a rough matchup until next week | I have Rodgers and Adams with Allison on the waiver and I’m really tempted to pick him up and start Rodgers, Adams, Woods, and Allison in my flex and bench Chubb. Not sure how the Steelers defense is against the runs | me and u/ClaytonKobeBush will be laughing our asses off as Rojo takes over the backfield. Come find us EOS | e7ncd3n | e8k235r | e7ne8o8 | LDeezzy15 | LDeezzy15 | RoJoHypeTrain | 9nmasu | 9rvttf | 9nmasu | fantasyfootball | fantasyfootball | fantasyfootball | 1 |
19,176 | That makes sense. As the dollar value of education in a particular field goes up, the wages of those teachers/professors goes up.
So, is it safe to say that you’re assuming that professors have reached that finite productivity point? | I appreciate your critical commentary.
What do you think of the other idea mentioned, where data driven companies are taxed on the data they collect, use, and sell?
Despite the issues with implementing a policy, it seems fair that consumers should receive some sort of financial compensation for their data. Do you think something like this could work to help reallocate some wealth to consumers? | See... NOW you're talking as if lenders should have any sort of culpability in loaning to high risk borrowers... that's just unamerican! /s | e256z0f | e1x1qgi | e244dq0 | EmpathyIsAHabit | EmpathyIsAHabit | Chillinoutloud | 8xe6f7 | 8wj0l2 | 8xe6f7 | Economics | Economics | Economics | 1 |
19,177 | Finished reading **Kitchen Confidential, by Anthony Bourdain**. Interesting insight into the world of the cooking in professional kitchens.
Now reading **The Sympathizer, by Viet Thanh Nguyen**. So far interesting read. Really enjoyed the beginning sections about the fall of Saigon. | **The Fountain Overflows by Rebecca West**. She was one of the great writers. Highly recommended to anyone who likes to cover a range of genres in their reading. | Tech interview homework is always challenging. I have never worked with most of this stuff and now I have to give answers regarding it.
I know very little about mysql and now have to teach myself enough in a day to pass this interview homework. | e3al5xx | e3aanx3 | e0lwerw | BigDaddyRed | JohnofDundee | BigDaddyRed | 932je3 | 932je3 | 8qtkl1 | books | books | nfl | 0 |
19,178 | You're confusing is and ought.
I agree, in an ideal world companies would give a shit about things like fairness, or actually providing a benefit to consumers.
That is not the world we live in; they are driven fully and solely by maximization of profit, and forcing other countries to pay more (how, exactly?) just means more money in the pockets of shareholders.
You have literally exactly zero evidence that your version of events is at all likely; companies have not a single time, ever, in history behaved the way that you are describing here. I have absolutely no idea how, then, you cling so tightly to this belief, which has no basis in reality. You can call it optimism, but optimism is taking the brightest view of reality, and you are immersing yourself in a fantasy. | What if I manage to get rich (since there wouldn't be centralized currency despite the obvious advantages of not having to barter with physical goods, I would just have to have a fuckton of gold or something), buy a large swathe of land surrounding a small town, unsubscribe from all governance except for my own, and proceed to shoot everyone who tries to enter or leave for trespassing? I'd probably need a number of like-minded individuals, but that probably wouldn't be too hard if I simply explained what I was after to a number of sociopaths, or just some truly power-hungry people.
If a neighboring government intercedes on behalf of that small otherwise doomed town, they'd be compelling my involvement in their laws, and violating my property rights to do so, correct? If I so desired, I could simply demand goods and services, and compliance with my whims, in exchange for the ability to leave (temporarily, of course, I wouldn't want my peasa-ahem-consensual business partners to move elsewhere, and I'd make sure to hold the rest of the town hostage while any individual left) and trade for supplies; in fact if the alternative was starvation I could probably just force them into a contract with me that gives me ownership of the land entirely and compels them to stay. Would you look at that, I've reinvented feudalism and now I'm a king, entirely legally in an anarcho-capitalist society unless, of course, you think that a government I refuse to participate in can legally or by sheer use of force compel me to not attempt to create a feudal monarchy. | I live in Boston. I used to work for them. I live in the shadow of that lumbering giant. They're monsters.
Ninja edit: The individuals in the labs, crafting better medicine? They're saints. It's the company itself that is heartless, just like all other drug companies. | dyue4e5 | e344m69 | dyu8liq | pfundie | pfundie | zyklon | 8iqplk | 927mx9 | 8iqplk | worldnews | Libertarian | worldnews | 1 |
19,179 | I wonder if AAPL is due for a split any time soon. That would make it more appealing to new investors. I know I would increase my shares held if this happens. I think right now I’m sitting on a lowly 15 shares. | With the recent technique of using real phone numbers to robo call I doubt this would work. I’m getting spam calls from actual phone numbers in my area code. It’s happened twice already. | I'm currently seeing that argument over in /r/Gadgets. | e3ev0um | e7kqoll | e3ewm7v | sk1wbw | sk1wbw | the_one_true_bool | 93m5g2 | 9n9q2s | 93m5g2 | apple | apple | apple | 1 |
19,180 | You've misunderstood everything I wrote, I think.
I didn't mean you literally can't play word games with English translations of the Bible. I meant that word games with English translations have absolutely no significance whatsoever to Biblical interpretation.
"Jesus (he sees)" is cute and all, but on top of being a ridiculous stretch (it sounds/looks kinda similar, therefore what?) it can't possibly have had significance in the original work because Jesus' actual name is יֵשׁוּעַ, pronounced Yeshua. | I'm not sure what that has to do with anything I said. You are aware that Jesus didn't speak in English, right? That the NT was not originally written in English? | >The Medo-Persian empire is represented by the ram, not the bear or leopard.
Unless you have an argument why the Maccabees *couldn't* refer to empires that fell centuries earlier by any symbology other than a ram, I'm not sure what your point is.
>The Mark of the Beast is the name of the Beast.
Wrong book. This doesn't show up until Revelation 13.
>Solomon's could be punned as "saw a lion" in the English translation of the Bible which is the one we're discussing.
Unless that pun also works in Aramaic, which is the language these passages are written in, this is just silly.
Your argument in general ignores the literary analysis of the text. It also ignores the earlier scripture that Danielic prophecy is clearly referencing, Jeremiah in particular. (A lot of Daniel is a response to Jeremiah; the most clear is that Daniel 9 is a response to the failure of the prophecy of Jeremiah 25.11-12.) Nebuchadnezzar is called "a lion" in Jeremiah 4.7, he moves "swifter than eagles" in 4.13, and in 48.40 his empire is described this way: "An eagle is swooping down, spreading its wings over Moab." And in Daniel 4.36, his sanity is restored to him.
The theme of the whole book is God's control being exerted over all of history, his influence over all earthly kings. It would be odd in the extreme for this particular metaphor to be about Israel, when the rest of the book is concerned with foreign rulers. | e3hzn4l | e3hyvmd | e3hpoeq | Sanomaly | Sanomaly | MJtheProphet | 93wpfq | 93wpfq | 93wpfq | DebateReligion | DebateReligion | DebateReligion | 1 |
19,181 | What kind of issues can it cause? I've grown up with cats, currently have a few myself, and have never noticed issues in my mother/siblings/self, I don't think. I've heard that pregnant women shouldn't be on litterbox duty because of the ammonia in cat urine, though? | >
> It's not just being around humans, it's being around humans who give you food and shelter while not driving you out or killing you.
I think that is what they meant. Not that there was some magical nearness aura.
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19,182 | Awwww bb 😘😘😘
We're gonna be so happy!!! | There is Horror House.
https://soundcloud.com/vilentmurder | I'm not sure what to believe. You just commented that you're hairy but your username says you're a feathered fowl in a suit.
Please come clean before this ruins me. | dzdjfe6 | dzdlfj4 | e4ncd2w | barscarsandguitars | HellaNeat | barscarsandguitars | 8l5i7e | 8l5i7e | 99dv93 | AdviceAnimals | AdviceAnimals | gifs | 0 |
19,183 | Thats exactly what i meant | That footstool's name? Ottoman Einstein. | Yea it’s pretty annoying i wish there would be a default which the word born from the language was pronounced the same in every language ;d | e8529wp | e82eiy8 | e82tuq7 | ignitetheape | dog_in_the_vent | ignitetheape | 9pjwrn | 9pjwrn | 9pjwrn | MovieDetails | MovieDetails | MovieDetails | 0 |
19,184 | Thank you, I think I will set up an appointment with a trainer there to learn some free weight forms and exercises. | That great! | Thank you! Not sure what to do with my diet exactly. I can best describe myself as a marshmallow, I want to just drop weight and pick up strength on the way. Honestly I just don't want to be embarrassed or feel bad about myself when I take my kids swimming. | dxsj0ip | dxtcf29 | dxsjhos | Conklin34 | benthespartan | Conklin34 | 8e5j42 | 8e5j42 | 8e5j42 | Fitness | Fitness | Fitness | 0 |
19,185 | Metal as fuck | If you fully transformed you can only be cured by Fallion in Morthal | I think it's Arvak's cousin. | e5e7mfl | e5e7r6y | e5d7420 | E-woke | E-woke | CHAOS_RULER400 | 9crk5i | 9cxtck | 9crk5i | skyrim | skyrim | skyrim | 1 |
19,186 | Hey. I tried what you were suggesting and had no luck, unfortunately. Any other suggestions by chance? |
Would a YCrCb cable work on a YPrPb input? My TV says Pr and Pb, I'm unsure if the cable is for CrCb or PrPb. It did work in the past though so I'm not sure what's wrong now... | Wacky cable! I'd look for letters printed on the plugs, but failing that, my guess would be that the three black plugs with colored accents should go into the green, blue, and red jacks up top, according to their accents, and then the blue plug into audio left, and the red plug into audio right. | dsali5w | dsalxli | dsah53a | t0ry | t0ry | Aspirant_Fool | 7olyw1 | 7olyw1 | 7olyw1 | techsupport | techsupport | techsupport | 1 |
19,187 | Glad to hear it. Also, don’t let this experience ruin your in-bed smoking adventures. Maybe some hemp wick next time instead of matches? | But drunk you will?? | Reading the broken arms ama is the unofficial reddit initiation | dxv1rmz | dxu7x6r | e5faon9 | whodatfairybitch | PerpetuallyTird | whodatfairybitch | 8eazj7 | 8eazj7 | 9c1z1j | tifu | tifu | tifu | 0 |
19,188 | 1984 | She single? | I freaking love driving. I live where there is not a curvey road at all, it is all straight roads for miles. I don't care what roads I am on though, driving is relaxing for me I love feeling of being behind the wheel. Nothing beats driving in the winter, because it just gives me another challenge. Takeing a cruise with the windows down during the summer nights is a surreal experience. The sound of crickets along the road side, the slight humidy in the air, and my arm hanging out the window. I don't care what I drive, I have a blast driving. | e7mzclg | e7naphu | du1e9ua | JBoy9028 | CloudStrifeFromNibel | JBoy9028 | 9njot3 | 9njot3 | 7wlpn8 | WTF | WTF | cars | 0 |
19,189 | Ok, so "publicly available information" is not "all information."
"Liberal reality" then is just what's publicly available? | From the same article:
>In 1993 the Ukrainian government explicitly requested that the article be dropped.[28] And use of "Ukraine" without definite article has become established in journalism and diplomacy since (other examples are the style guides of The Guardian[29] and The Times[30]). [source](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Name_of_Ukraine#English_definite_article) | THX for reminding me! | e0v8gwq | e4cy0mh | e0v9mg4 | COSpaceshipBuilder | COSpaceshipBuilder | MiguelMenendez | 8ryaau | 980vxu | 8ryaau | politics | politics | politics | 1 |
19,190 | you mean 35 kg right? | Dood I curl 35s and I'm skinny af. Granted I am 6'6" and not **as** skinny as I used to be but still | Post cancer gains are amazing. | e8n38gf | e8mu7ex | e8n3j05 | lsiberian | Almuliman | lsiberian | 9s3viv | 9s3viv | 9s3viv | Fitness | Fitness | Fitness | 0 |
19,191 | In my country the mailmen have a bag full of paid ads for your area but he isn‘t allowed to put it in the mailboxes with the „no ads“ sticker. | I hope she managed to become a citizen. I recently had a long time employee finally achieve citizenship, and he's buying property and starting his own farm now. It was so magical and pure to see him right after he got the letter. It is one of the best feelings to have someone you care about become a naturalized citizen of your nation, I can't imagine what it must feel like to become a citizen yourself. It must feel amazing. | sounds reasonable | e0rqmfe | e0t1l3m | e0w7ym4 | Nanonaned | shadow_moose | Nanonaned | 8riqot | 8riqot | 8rzea1 | technology | technology | science | 0 |
19,192 | Because people love hondas. They're easy and cheap to modify. Sometime those two points mean that people who don't have the means to buy a certain part will steal that part.
In this case it was the wheels. This person should consider themselves lucky the whole car wasn't stolen. It's also possible that the wheels were stolen to put on a car intended for sale because people will kill for a bone-stock 90s early 2000s honda. | It's a honda that's why. Factory wheels are coveted and more likely to be stolen in densely populated areas, especially the ones with 4 lug nuts instead of 5. | Jesus, my starter is brand new. And if someone touches my dumb overpriced new timing belt I am gonna be sooooo pissed.
S/o to all the civic owners out there still grinding on 6 digit mileage. They mean well. They never hurt anyone. Leave our civics alone 😢 | dv415q3 | dv3m8is | dv3nhw8 | SlippySlappy420 | SlippySlappy420 | hollywoodsine | 81j514 | 81j514 | 81j514 | pics | pics | pics | 1 |
19,193 | Technically it's a battery. It would be assault of he said he was going to do it before he actually did it. Or at least that's how I understood it. | Now is not a good time Bob!!!! | man what | e6iug7d | e4d2epb | e6iro1a | Plazma81 | Plazma81 | abazazeoee | 9ib0d4 | 9801z5 | 9ib0d4 | funny | Music | funny | 1 |
19,194 | If you don't think the Republican party does racist things, you are delusional. I'm not saying you personally are racist, but it's the Republicans who try and suppress minority votes. There is a reason the neo nazis support Trump and the Republican party, cause they sing their tune.
Has the Republican Party always been racist? No, 10-15 years ago it wasn't like it is now, and electing Trump for the party ticket made it even worse. Most (unlike you) aren't even ashamed of it, they embrace it, want it, and want a leader that isn't going to pretend that there is anything wrong with thinking that blacks, and latinos are inferior to whites.
I don't know why you act like it isn't, ever day they are more unabashedly racist. Here are some stats and polls, though i have a feeling if it isn't coming out of Trumps mouth, you'll file it under "fake news".
* 52 percent of voters who supported Donald Trump in the 2016 presidential election believed blacks are “less evolved” than whites, according to researchers at the Kellog School of Management.
* In a 2018 YouGov poll, 59 percent of Republicans agreed: “If blacks would only try harder, they would be as well off as whites.”
* The same YouGov poll revealed that 59 percent of self-identified Republicans believe blacks are treated fairly by the criminal justice system.
* 70 percent of Republicans agreed that increased diversity hurts whites.
* Republican-appointed judges give black defendants longer jail sentences, according to a Harvard study released in May.
* 55 percent of white Republicans agreed “blacks have worse jobs, income and housing than white people” because “most just don’t have the motivation or willpower to pull themselves up out of poverty” according to the Washington Post’s review of data from the University of Chicago’s National Opinion Research Center.
* Nearly twice as many Republicans than Democrats (42 percent versus 24 percent) believe that blacks are lazier than whites, according to the same NORC poll. | Read a book my friend. | The Klan was largely comprised of democrats. I don’t really understand why people think trump voters are racist. | e6d12rw | e6bs1n3 | e6cyarn | blownawayaway | blownawayaway | Turdwienerton | 9hljx8 | 9hapam | 9hljx8 | gifs | technology | gifs | 1 |
19,195 | Well, whatever floats your boat. Although I do understand what you’re saying, I can’t see any of those every swaying a decision about a car for me. But to each their own. | I always found this sentiment to be a tad silly. What does more displacement mean? More air and fuel fits into the engine. What does a supercharger do? Put more air into the engine, so you can add more fuel, too. It's literally the replacement for displacement. | I don’t think it was “turbo’d” in the movie though. I’m pretty sure there’s a conversation in the movie about it. | e3ls9cp | e3lyzty | e2plbdm | Calvn-hobs97 | TehFence | Calvn-hobs97 | 94hlz9 | 94hlz9 | 90821z | cars | cars | cars | 0 |
19,196 | /r/CHIBEARS BABY | Bears fan for life.. But I also like Steve Young because we share the same first name. | lol I would be so bad at this, my knowledge stops pretty firmly at "Nelson is good, mmkay"
thanks for the shoutout, though | dsl2812 | dsl6ua6 | dwfk2nt | emperos | DogePerformance | emperos | 7pyv0e | 7pyv0e | 86wmve | nfl | nfl | nfl | 0 |
19,197 | Because it's antithetical to pretty much everything about the game design. Diablo doesn't need PvP. At all.
Beside's, there's brawling. | IIRC there's an interview somewhere that states you can **absolutely** unlock stuff by playing the game. | Because Diablo isn't about PVP and thank god that Blizzard recognizes that and doesn't attempt to shoehorn in some damn eSport into the game.
PVP "Balance" is where WoW went wrong and why it'll never be good. The game would immediately be destroyed by such an attempt. | dsqyjpq | e7xlth7 | dsqz84e | Zakuroenosakura | Zakuroenosakura | zushiba | 7qpjcz | 9orep4 | 7qpjcz | Diablo | Games | Diablo | 1 |
19,198 | Which airport? | What a wonderful opportunity. All of the other suggestions in this thread are good except one. We had a terrible experience in Dublin in 2016 with an Airbnb and far better luck with booking.com. In fact, we no longer use Airbnb as our go-to site.
I also think the Rick Steves books and his website are fantastic. He has a London book, but if you think you can get away from the city, he also has a Great Britain book.
| Go see a movie is what I usually do. And there is a Whataburger in terminal B, no need to leave for that crap. | e3gk5lb | ds5w5y4 | e3gyjpp | siren_sailor | siren_sailor | pedrotheterror | 93we05 | 7ny2y2 | 93we05 | travel | travel | travel | 1 |
19,199 | Or, you could just tell me who it is. It would have literally taken the same effort, if not less, to explain who he is rather than the comment you typed out :) | Lol I came here to see how far I'd have to scroll for a comment like this. Yours was the first I saw. Well done. | It seems like the weather guy thought that Jericho was going to make a penis joke with the inches of rain so he cranked the music up to preemptively bleep him and Jericho took it as the guy just being a douche, which if Jericho had no intention of a penis joke is just shitty because he's just drowning him out with music right in the middle of his report. | dzlh9zg | dxt4ken | dzz3wop | twowordeast | twowordeast | YotsubatoGon | 8lwmxy | 8e6q4t | 8lwmxy | cringe | gifs | cringe | 1 |
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