AuryGlenz

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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
I don’t know why every vehicle doesn’t have a HUD at this point. Once you have one you don’t want to go without, even if it’s just the speedometer.
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
Red squirrels once filled up my engine compartment with stuff, causing my accelerator to stick down at one point pretty close to full throttle on a highway. I had the presence of mind to just turn off the car, though to this day I wonder if
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
The second day with my Camaro I had to full on hard brake to avoid a deer. My previous car would have smashed through it.
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
I’m sure the price is a surprise to plenty of people. I knew childcare was expensive but I didn’t know how much until I actually looked for a provider.
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
Lower class (financially) people tend to have kids that grow in to more lower class people. The bottom ~50% don’t pay taxes.
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
I would think that people of that sort have had more money than ever with the federal unemployment benefits. Maybe working keeps people from murdering.
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
Alternatively, people that aren’t intelligent and/or have impulsivity issues have a hard time holding down jobs - and those people very well might still commit crimes even after throwing money at them. A classmate of mine had a success
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
I’ll back up your unpopular opinion and say we should have a new Australia. Some people are never going to rehabilitate, keeping them in prison costs a ton of money, and they’d probably enjoy being on an island somewhere better anyways…even
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
My stocks are worthless to me, other than hoping to sell high for the next sucker.
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
I take it as nothing more than it was, a political jab...if not a bit of a dangerous one from a public health perspective. It is, however, a perfectly illustrated point of "other side = bad." She didn't say that if the FDA d
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
I’ve seen plenty of places suddenly offering $15 an hour or more, so clearly the market is responding somewhat. I’m sure most businesses were waiting to see the unemployment benefits end first though.
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
“Unskilled labor” is labor that almost anyone can do, therefore it is worth less.
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
“If the public-health professionals, if Dr. Fauci, if the doctors tell us that we should take it, I'll be the first in line to take it — absolutely," the California senator said during the first and only vice-presidential debate.
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
I’ve had COVID twice - in December and then just a few weeks ago. Long haul COVID doesn’t spring back to life and give you a fever for 12 days straight. I had essentially the same symptoms both times: fever, extreme fatigue, a dry cough, c
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
I don’t buy the “unvaccinated as a reservoir for mutation” line of thinking. For one, there are many, many countries with a low vaccination rate and it’s going to be like that for a long time. Also, I haven’t see data on what the R0 is from
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
I had a friend think he had it 3 times (and the third time was probably legitimate). The symptoms the first two times? Typical cold symptoms. No fever. No major cough. No real loss of taste. I had another friend do the same thing. This wa
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
Until they raise their wages, which is the entire point. Wages have been kept artificially low in the west because of migration for decades and it’s coming to a head.
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
You might want to figure out why they won’t give them to you (because you’re young seems odd to me), but you can buy all sorts of medications direct from India.
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
What about people that had COVID before and decided not to get vaccinated because of that? What about pregnant people that decided against it? What about people that had legitimate medical reasons not to get vaccinated? Who, exactly, sho
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
I lost $1000 due to post COVID brain fog just today. I’m a photographer and had my first shoot since having it, and I set up a light in a way where the first gust of wind toppled it over in to a lake.
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
Natural immunity doesn’t only last 6 months. Where did you get that? I’m coming out of my second COVID infection now. Long story short, I was in the local hospital and the fact that this was my second infection caused a really big hubbub in
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
I'm going to get vaccinated once the monoclonal antibodies wear off. I don't know if it was just bad luck that caused me to get infected a second time or if there's something particular to me, but I want to do what I can to
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
I’m currently on my second COVID infection. My wife and I ended up in the ER last night - we had both done a monoclonal antibody infusion earlier in the day and then two hours later my wife started having a fever (for the first time) along
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
As someone going through a second infection now, I hope that’s not the case. It isn’t as bad as the first time so far but it’s still no fun. I’m a healthy 33 year old.
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
Keep in mind that most trade work isn’t mentally stimulating. That may sound fine to you, but as someone who bounces back and forth between a job that is and isn’t - it can be rough in it’s own way. It’s boring and you can practically feel
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
Right, and what about rural waymarks? A highway in the middle of nowhere at night during a snowstorm? I don't think we'll see a system that can handle that in my lifetime.
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
I guess theoretically he could, but he's probably not used to doing so as the closest one is over 2 hours away.
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
I think he’s arguing against absolutism. If you’re pregnant and have had COVID or can keep your chances of catching it low by staying/working from home the potential risks probably outweigh the benefit of the vaccine. But that’s not wh
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
I live in Minnesota, where a good portion of the forests have been absolutely ruined by buckthorn. It changes what should be fairly open woods with large trees to something you literally can't walk or see through. In my experience it
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
Photoshop can save/open them and the performance difference is insane. You’d think on a modern high end computer both would be instant, but you’d be wrong.

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