Talanes

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by Talanes 5y ago
Sure, but is the peace of mind that it didn't come out of human worth stepping in something large enough that it gets around and into your shoes?
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by Talanes 5y ago
If you come from anywhere rural, watching your step in San Francisco is nothing. At least in SF you won't run into a cowpie that was barely submerged below the desert sand.
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by Talanes 5y ago
>Or luxury companies creating "come to us with your damaged bag and we'll repair it for you instead of throwing it out, because we care about the environment" programs, but at the same time having a policy of slashing and
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by Talanes 5y ago
You're refuting with no evidence an article with very compelling photographic evidence.
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by Talanes 5y ago
In the most polite way possible, what are you talking about? How does anything you've quoted have anything but a tenuous, situational connection to the FISC court?
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by Talanes 5y ago
Not only is it not outside the Judicial branch, the Chief Justice appoints the FISC judges.
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by Talanes 5y ago
But their argument also priced in such massive time savings on the flying route that even an equal price is clearly in the flight's favor.
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by Talanes 5y ago
Again, you're really undercutting yourself by trying to make San Francisco your example. The average Supervisor campaign spend is in the high five digits, and in some races over $100,000. The races are contentious, because SF Superviso
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by Talanes 5y ago
I've always heard that story as a soccer team, and I'm just now realizing it was probably because someone down the line didn't want to explain Rugby to Americans in the 70's.
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by Talanes 5y ago
But babies don't logically reason that crying is how to express their pain, it is instinct. The error was downplaying instinctive behaviors as separate from the total consciousness. Basically equating all instinctive action to the knee
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by Talanes 5y ago
The election that you picked lacked any credible candidates outside of London Breed: the rest had spent their shot during the special election after Ed Lee's death. In the previous election, she controversially was given the role of ac
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by Talanes 5y ago
GP does have $149 worth of wiggle room to fit those two Ubers in and have their point still work, so I think not trying to exactly estimate their prices was fine.
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by Talanes 5y ago
I imagine there's also some false positives from people who know that "wanting to quit" is the more socially acceptable answer.
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by Talanes 5y ago
> If we all had to pay for each others hobbies, for example, you'd bet there would be folks trying to get cloud-watching banned in favor of something productive like knitting. If I had to pay for other people's hobbies, surel
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by Talanes 5y ago
This is a very surreal argument to see made, because my father's big theory on the modern left is that they've all gone a little bit chaste.
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by Talanes 5y ago
If anything, the modern progressive crowd that GP is referencing are far more likely to find the reflexive qualifiers themselves problematic.
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by Talanes 5y ago
I pretty exclusively play on /tg./ I was most active years ago, sometime around whenever the launch of mini was. Now I just hop on a few times a year when I can sit and burn an entire night and not worry about how little sleep I&#
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by Talanes 5y ago
Well, no it's not. Because if they were cherry-picking, then your needling them repeatedly over the data could actually produce a reaction that gets you more accurate data. But since they are just presenting you with the most commonly
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by Talanes 5y ago
Yeah, it's more that unique names are more likely to carry class markers (for any class) than common names, because common names are... common.
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by Talanes 5y ago
> Seems broadly less convenient than online How are you paying cash online at all?
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by Talanes 5y ago
And little pressure to pro-actively deal with the antagonist. In Among Us you do tasks to defeat the antag, in SS13 you do things because you want to do them, and the antag provides an element of chaos.
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by Talanes 5y ago
I've never even had a moderator talk to me, much less assume anything about my intentions. Different servers will have different cultures.
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by Talanes 5y ago
The person you keep replying to has not cherry-picked anything. They have merely selected the most conveniently available data source to quote. https://www.accessmagazine.org/spring-2007/horse-power-horse... You can cr
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by Talanes 5y ago
Yeah, the strategy doesn't quite have the same oomph when you're already content having a few different streaming services subscribed at a time. If I spend too long browsing Netflix without picking something, I switch apps and lea
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by Talanes 5y ago
> Fast & Furious Was the Fourth movie, in 2009. First one was The Fast and The Furious. Definite articles and no ampersand.
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by Talanes 5y ago
Especially since "themes" is lingo with extensive crossover already. Everyone has used some piece of software with themes. Colorways is such a niche lingo that most people outside the niche don't even recognize that it's
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by Talanes 5y ago
Trypophobia proves beauty subjective, not the other way around. I can find an image beautiful that someone with trypophobia finds deeply unsettling.
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by Talanes 5y ago
>This is why OP mentioned that _your_ daily ritual is hurting them, because you are _forcing_ them to adhere to what works for you at _their_ expense. Technically true, but it's not like the "ritual" is some weird obscure
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by Talanes 5y ago
Not only do we not have them, but I don't think I've ever read a freeway speed limit sign at all.
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by Talanes 5y ago
I'm not drawing up a psychological profile here, so no need to try and bring in psychological definitions of words. Agreeable/disagreeable is a subjective judgement, and I'm the one making the judgement in this scenario. Whet

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