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by __z 11y ago
Um... When I was suffering very bad anxiety I was unable to keep food down due to the anxiety and it certainly didn't feel anything like hunger.
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by __z 11y ago
I couldn't imagine any small company who didn't have life insurance on its owners - I thought that was like one of the first things you did. Guess it gets overlooked.
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by __z 11y ago
It's not the phosphoric acid, its the carbonation. Plain old carbonated water is acidic as well which can erode the teeth. That being said your saliva can repair the teeth. The current wisdom is don't drink solely acidic drinks an
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by __z 11y ago
RGB specifically addressed why the supreme court wasn't previously hearing marriage cases at that time - they don't generally hear cases when the circuit courts are in agreement. Once the circuit split then they addressed the issu
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by __z 11y ago
It is also against the UCMJ.
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by __z 11y ago
It's a practical matter. "Getting married" is very easy and requires almost no expense and only a little bit of time. You don't need to plan at all for a civil marriage, just sign some paperwork. Drafting all the documen
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by __z 11y ago
Photographers, DJs, bakers, florists are not religious organizations, they are for profit businesses. That's the big difference. They are business that are open to the public. The church has religious requirements for some of their cer
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by __z 11y ago
WHICH states are considering dropping the formal recognition of marriage entirely? That sounds extremely implausible.
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by __z 11y ago
>Inheritance should be simple enough with normal contracts, regardless of marriage No. United State v Windsor (the DOMA case) proved that. Spouses have estate tax exemptions. Windsor sued the IRS for $363,053 in estate taxes that she pai
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by __z 11y ago
All the gay parents out there (including April DeBoer and Jayne Rowse two of the plaintiffs in this case) beg to differ.
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by __z 11y ago
Having a child is always a genetic lottery. At what point does some somewhat advanced probability of some disease become "choosing to have compromised children"?
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by __z 11y ago
"Spouse" and "parent" are not synonyms. Fertility was never a requirement of civil marriage. Post-menopausal women were always allowed to marry, just one example.
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by __z 11y ago
It wasn't an application though. There was nothing that said "approve" or "deny" just that we were truthful. Its reasonable for the clerk to make sure that someone else wasn't trying to impersonate me to get ma
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by __z 11y ago
It's kinda a permission thing but not really. When I got married it was just like registering a birth. The city clerk took our information down (name, address, etc.) and had us sign the license under oath that it was accurate. Then the
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by __z 11y ago
>As an aside, my girlfriend just pointed out to me that it is hard to justify laws against incest (two adult relatives). Maybe we shouldn't have such laws. I don't think we should have them. We only have them because its "
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by __z 11y ago
Two 12 year old girls can get married in Massachusetts as long as their parents approve. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Age_of_marriage_in_the_United_...
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by __z 11y ago
>Let the state make rules around civil partnerships, and let religions deal with marriage That's exactly how it works now. One is called civil marriage and one is called religious marriage. The church sets their own rules and the go
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by __z 11y ago
Strange, i don't get a warning, but the certificate has only been valid since yesterday.
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by __z 11y ago
I find it funny you reply to this and not my comment above... what does reinventing hyperlinks get you other than screwing up user experience???? Because Tumblr does it too??? What is the positive???
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by __z 11y ago
:(
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by __z 11y ago
Yep. Too much information in the absence of symptoms can actually a bad thing. https://www.sciencebasedmedicine.org/a-skeptical-look-at-scr... "When pharmacies in the UK started offering glucose and cholesterol tests,
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by __z 11y ago
What kind of "difficult-to-work-with" questions do you ask? I'd like to filter out these people but I'm not sure what sorts of questions to ask to suss that out.
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by __z 11y ago
I wouldn't overlook this candidate but I also don't live in the Valley.
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by __z 11y ago
Some really hip stuff actually had origins in the defense industry like these little things we call The Internet and GPS.
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by __z 11y ago
The fansubbing community way back in the day (which is what this article is talking about) was never about convenience, it was about being able to watch anime that wasn't otherwise available. It was the only way. It was actually quite
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by __z 11y ago
Also - Mighty Morphin Power Rangers!
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by __z 11y ago
Overlocalization (and censorship) happened much more in the much earlier days of English anime (like the time when Pokemon came out). There isn't a real lot of that now because the fanbase wants true to the original translations. I hav
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by __z 11y ago
You have zero idea what you are talking about. I support free speech, but that doesn't mean I am going to allow the KKK to do their demonstrations on my front lawn because "free speech." Disallowing that is not "stamp[in
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by __z 11y ago
CBS News and Huffington posts aren't mainstream? The NCAA isn't mainstream? Georgia's legislative branch isn't mainstream?
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by __z 11y ago
Where does it say Nazi merchandise is allowed on Amazon? >EBay specifically bans their sale while Amazon bans the sale of " products that promote or glorify hatred, violence, racial, sexual or religious intolerance or promote organi

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