Loughla

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by Loughla 5mo ago
I like the insight of luck combined with incredible talent. Too many people get a bad taste in their mouth by leaders who only attribute success to hard work and dedication. Knowing what battles to really fight and die for is a talent in an
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by Loughla 6mo ago
It's absolutely gerrymandering. Trump is running candidates against any incumbent who doesn't vote for redistricting to gerrymander the map. I'm willing to bet he starts "joking" about how Roosevelt got more than tw
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by Loughla 6mo ago
Have you ever interacted with a heroine or meth user? Sometimes using drugs is fine, depending on the drug, the reason, and the person. For example, I did cocaine once and immediately knew I needed to cut ties with those friends because if
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by Loughla 6mo ago
The answer to that question in a society that allows (mostly) autonomy of choice is that we let them die on the street. I'm not convinced that involuntary incarceration will actually fix the problem. I believe it will just take it off
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by Loughla 6mo ago
I agree. I have never met anyone in real life that's concerned about telemetry on their car. They're worried about the cost of a new car, and the cost of all the electronics, should they go bad.
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by Loughla 6mo ago
If you look in rural areas they're not too bad in terms of neighbors. But they'll absolutely have to be gutted and remodeled.
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by Loughla 6mo ago
That really depends on the field. Only one position asked about my LinkedIn. And that was because they had you apply via the site. I didn't apply, because fuck that inside out.
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by Loughla 6mo ago
Americans don't do well with anything perceived as confrontation, speaking in general terms. Haggling is on that list. It's why my son sold so damn much popcorn sitting outside of a grocery store for the boy scouts. He asked every
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by Loughla 6mo ago
Except with haggling, I can talk the price down to keep it in my budget. That's stressful and unnecessary really, but at least there is an avenue to lower the price inherent in the system. Try haggling at somewhere like wal mart. Go to
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by Loughla 6mo ago
What good would it do to compare rates to what they used to be?
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by Loughla 6mo ago
You are correct and I don't get OP's point. Don't want apple rules, don't use apple products. They are the business, they can do what they want with it, right?
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by Loughla 6mo ago
I was a lot more careful about clicking things when it took a full minute to load. Now I know that it'll be open in less than a second and I can leave immediately if I need to, so there's WAY less thinking beforehand.
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by Loughla 6mo ago
So a handful will make a buttload but the vast majority won't make enough to pay rent?
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by Loughla 6mo ago
So our main small tractors were a 175 and an 1100. The 1100 had a bucket but I would've killed for a bucket on that little 175. Man that thing was handy. You could drive it through the yard without leaving tire tracks.
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by Loughla 6mo ago
Wild. We ran a 175 and 1100 for our daily tractors before Grandpa died and I quit farming (big ass John Deere machines for the real work at planting and harvest though). They're phenomenal little machines that can do 99% of what you ne
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by Loughla 6mo ago
Did yours have a foot feed for the accelerator? I've never seen one without a hand feed for the rpm's on the steering column.
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by Loughla 6mo ago
It flagged my for entering quantities of an item instead of scanning each individual item. It wouldn't let me pay until a human looked through my bags. There is a quantity key. I used the quantity key. I'm not sure it's the s
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by Loughla 6mo ago
Correct. There are no communities anymore, just groups of houses. You see it in the death of social and civic organizations, churches, and other community groups. Everybody is an island. I don't know what has caused this, but it seems
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by Loughla 6mo ago
That's an amazing experience even if you couldn't recognize it at the time. That's legitimately cool, and you can say you were in the room with genuine once in a lifetime talent. Not everybody has that experience. I saw Dave
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by Loughla 6mo ago
Oh man. I always wondered what happened to her. She absolutely would've been huge if she had kept with it. And it probably would've destroyed her spirit.
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by Loughla 6mo ago
So we're just doing advertisements now?
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by Loughla 6mo ago
That could have been said without the massive racism. It's less about the money and more about the logistics of transporting and stocking these goods in a country that doesn't have decent basic infrastructure. See?
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by Loughla 6mo ago
No but viruses and bacteria are. What's your point and how common is transmitting prions?
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by Loughla 6mo ago
You can see it in the comments though. Many many many people who fall for get rich quick schemes, whether it's an app or saas or drop shipping or whatever genuinely want that billion dollars. You can be comfortable on not very much mon
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by Loughla 6mo ago
We started a trophy and award business because my spouse was already making shirts and stuff so we had most of the equipment. The overhead is really low thanks to quick shipping from a large employee owned national supplier (seriously, JDS
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by Loughla 6mo ago
It's actually worth it if you have any kind of a commute. There are a lot of very fun games for it. And it's nice having a thing that isn't connected to the Internet to avoid the temptation of doom scrolling. I bought mine pr
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by Loughla 6mo ago
I don't know about that with music. Outside of absolute prodigies, my experience with instruments is that the more you practice the better you get. It's not like sports where practice can only take you so far before genetics absol
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by Loughla 6mo ago
The Savannah bananas do that for their tickets. You enter a free lottery to buy tickets then pay the same price regardless of when you buy them in that window if you're chosen. I don't think there's much scalping that happens
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by Loughla 6mo ago
If that marketing works on anyone they need to be examined. McDonald's is the definition of machine repeatability. Except with pickles. They never get the pickles on the actual burger.
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by Loughla 6mo ago
Teachers have to be licensed and keep up on licensing. Plumbers. Electricians. Lawyers. Doctors. Hell, I have to get a license to run my own business. Why shouldn't software come with a branch for licenses if you're working with s

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