Cougher

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by Cougher 7y ago
"its globalism, its capitalism and thats where we are right now as the human race. It sucks" So they DO have something to complain about; so what's the beef with them complaining about it? Because they're not using your
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by Cougher 7y ago
An air fryer works wonderfully to reheat pizza or anything else involving bread. If it's something thick like a sandwich, I'll give it a low power preheat in the microwave first.
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by Cougher 7y ago
"showing you meaningless latest dramas, making you angry and write sarcastic bits triples your engagement and time spent on the site." I don't know if Twitter is following the media's lead or if the media is following Tw
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by Cougher 7y ago
From Wiki: "Those who become whistleblowers can choose to bring information or allegations to surface either internally or externally. Internally, a whistleblower can bring his/her accusations to the attention of other people with
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by Cougher 7y ago
Thank you! Pardon me for passing on a couple of unsolicited thoughts . . . I probably don't have to tell you, but these moments with your son are better than most of the bullet points that suffice for life accomplishments. Seize as man
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by Cougher 7y ago
This is a unique and very well-done take on Seven Up. It has the added dimension of how much of a learning process this was for Apted (the director), as well as other aspects that I hadn't picked up from other sources. I first discover
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by Cougher 7y ago
Before these people waste too much time trying to disprove dark energy, they ought to visit my ex.
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by Cougher 7y ago
Occam's Razor is not a law.
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by Cougher 7y ago
Thanks for this comment. ". . . only known process for actually unlocking emotional memory at the synaptic level." With this, they've taken what may (or may not, I don't know) have taken a legitimate, professional approa
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by Cougher 7y ago
This is a pretty bizarre take on my post.
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by Cougher 7y ago
One thing would be to get rid of as many fragranced products as you can. It's amazing how many people live 24/7 without ever truly breathing fresh air. This would be especially had with fragranced dryer sheets, as the residual fra
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by Cougher 7y ago
I've long been convinced that it's due to the routine chemical exposures that we accept as normal. It's difficult to go anywhere in the US without being exposed to hundreds of chemicals offgasing from products and people.
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by Cougher 7y ago
"Eg few if any insurances around the world pays for laser eye surgery. And it's one of the few common healthcare procedures whose costs have dropped massively in recent decades" I don't know that an elective procedure is
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by Cougher 7y ago
Poor person on disability here. Medicare in the United States gives zero dollars for eye exams and glasses, so good on Australia for actually caring about their needy. The process of losing nearly everything I owned due to my work-acquire
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by Cougher 7y ago
"2019 is much more different from 2009 than 1974 was from 1964." I call your exponential change and raise you with recency bias.
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by Cougher 7y ago
"Peer groups are the dominant influence on a child’s personality and development, full stop." I think this is way overstated, but aside from that, who is it that chooses where to raise kids and hence, what type of peer groups will
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by Cougher 7y ago
Doubt =/= dismissal
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by Cougher 7y ago
That wasn't planned as a battle force and it certainly wasn't the "full force of the US military". And what was so shitty about their AKs?
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by Cougher 7y ago
I lived in a place where I had to break the ice in the toilet in the morning. And that was in England.
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by Cougher 7y ago
I'd like to offer something a little different. People who are interested in starting an exercise routine will often be inundated with conflicting declarations about how it must be done. You have to lift this way and you have to eat &q
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by Cougher 7y ago
Years ago, I would have loved a good prog station. It would have been similar to a good pirate station "back in the day", or even like a lot of FM stations were back in the late 60s/early 70s. But I've long developed my
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by Cougher 7y ago
That's clearly the only other option.
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by Cougher 7y ago
This guy needs to understand his place in the workings of everyone around him, just like his product's place in the workings of the products around it. If you provide a product with a function that is transparent to the user unless it
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by Cougher 7y ago
"Yo are not seeing the fact that it is only you who are responsible for what’s happening inside you ." This kind of pop-psych babble is naive and abusive.
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by Cougher 7y ago
"I really do not understand people." Indeed.
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by Cougher 7y ago
The loss of the most basic of human rights: liberty. But your chosen goalpost is noted.
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by Cougher 7y ago
Pretty sure that you're wrong about that.
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by Cougher 7y ago
"I wish there was some way to opt out of this." Agreed, but I would much rather it be opt-in. Privacy should be a default, not an added burden.
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by Cougher 7y ago
I had the opposite reaction. It may also be worth noting that the gist of the article tends toward the opposite as well.
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by Cougher 7y ago
Got it lol! I live a pretty minimalist life myself; far simpler than the author's. It was forced on me financially due to illness and brain injury, but I must say that I now love living simply and having few things. I define my success

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