Ylpertnodi

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by Ylpertnodi 5d ago
You expect privacy in public?
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by Ylpertnodi 5d ago
Are there terms and conditions for someone using something you don't like, in public?
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by Ylpertnodi 5d ago
I'm in a country where pot is illegal, but I get my prescriptions just fine. Damn the state for recognising there may be a problem with pot, but it's OK, really.
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by Ylpertnodi 5d ago
Germany.
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by Ylpertnodi 5d ago
Trying to sing the alphabet song with a 'wee' is hard. Weeeeeeeee, x, y, and I hate British English for teaching me 'zed'.
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by Ylpertnodi 5d ago
Parochialism.
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by Ylpertnodi 6d ago
As I tell my kids. I was young too. But I'm not young now.
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by Ylpertnodi 6d ago
Yes, and now they're running out.
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by Ylpertnodi 6d ago
I see many in my part of the eu.
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by Ylpertnodi 6d ago
As a 'fak', pronounce, eff ay queue' is far too long.
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by Ylpertnodi 6d ago
British English speaker: for me, the two 'e's' have the same sound. The boy The apple. Though I do say 'thee end' My Brother says 'barth', I say 'bath'.
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by Ylpertnodi 8d ago
> If I have a bike and you start renting it out without my permission, surely you are committing theft of some sort. Where is the loss? Apart from trust?
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by Ylpertnodi 8d ago
> Information wants to be free Does it?
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by Ylpertnodi 8d ago
Draw a mouse then. But, I do agree in principle that disney's mouse is theirs. Forever. Whenever I see the little rodent, I think 'disney', and if you drew a similar mouse and you aren't disney, then you've cheated
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by Ylpertnodi 8d ago
Provide link! Why use it compared to this?
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by Ylpertnodi 9d ago
Copper can be stole, but that's already in progress.
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by Ylpertnodi 10d ago
> creepily accurate PRC face recognition systems Gait recognition, too?
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by Ylpertnodi 10d ago
Where I am, a cultural shift in the 90's [television!], created a 'more common' language from one end of the country to another. Dialects are dying, accents are being smoothed out: a country with character is becoming very bl
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by Ylpertnodi 12d ago
> ...this is youth games so results matter less. Have you ever been to a kid's sporting event?
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by Ylpertnodi 12d ago
Authorised persons can kick someone out of a park. A ref's authority stops at the pitch/ people registered with the sport's body.
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by Ylpertnodi 13d ago
'Slopping': when you have to buy something you know is poor quality, but if it works...
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by Ylpertnodi 13d ago
>Guns are generally legal, even in California. This is America, not the EU. Guns are generally legal in the EU, too.
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by Ylpertnodi 13d ago
I'd rather pay full price.
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by Ylpertnodi 19d ago
Always carry wipes?
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by Ylpertnodi 20d ago
> Ukraine had many, many opportunities to avoid war. Being invaded being the straw that broke the camel's back?
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by Ylpertnodi 21d ago
>Good action can also be a way for bad actors to buy good will so they can extend their other bad actions. Plus some of these actions are done on the interest of furthering the interest of the bad actors. We talking tech or Hell's A
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by Ylpertnodi 22d ago
> or worse, homeless and begging on the corner. Nah, worse is they get some of your hard-earned money. Or a part of it. Do you account for every penny your taxes go to? Why should I pay for someone else's bus route?
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by Ylpertnodi 22d ago
Last year, the federal org i belong to laid off 20% of our workforce. The difference in personnel is noticeable, especially when the kpi's are trying to keep up with this year's targets. Next year, we are expecting more people to
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by Ylpertnodi 25d ago
* giggles in British.
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by Ylpertnodi 27d ago
Just wait until you see someone of a different color!

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