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aestra
12y ago
Yeah, because you need industrial strength security to download Java or protect your precious NCAA brackets.
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aestra
12y ago
>I had to create one at some point simply to be able to download something for free. I only use bugmenot for those sites.
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12y ago
> Work from home is almost common in the US and basically non-existent in Europe. 1) I live in the US and only one person I know works from home but she is a very special case (her employer made an exception). When I mention I have the o
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aestra
12y ago
>how can you claim to have better standard of living and live happier life in a small house without any space OH BOY. Having a huge house doesn't actually make you happy. You only think it does. http://www.creditcards.com
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12y ago
>Plenty of people died because of the disproportionate powers of employees to dictate conditions. This is extremely important and often overlooked. Those pesky government regulations save lives. The idea that dangerous conditions and uns
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aestra
12y ago
Capitalism if done wrong can be just as shitty.
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12y ago
Diaper rash is not alway a fungal infection (and could potentially be a bacteria infection in addition to/instead of a fungal infection). It is usually a contact dermatitis and a fungal infection is only a secondary infection.
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12y ago
Where do you live where you've never seen a passenger train? The Northeast has a busy train route between cities. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northeast_Corridor Some cities (even some small ones) have EXCELLENT p
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12y ago
The average for the US is a little over 25 minutes. http://www.treehugger.com/cars/average-commute-times-usa-int...
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12y ago
Probably but at some point you get diminishing returns. The human body needs rest to recover.
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I'm sure the fatigue that sets in after (say) 15 hours would be a serious factor in accident risk. I mean truckers are required to stay under a certain work day/week and get enough sleep for safety reasons. Sure if they drove 24 h
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aestra
12y ago
Maybe that's not it. I think it is American politics value businesses more than people.
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12y ago
athletes foot cream (which depending on the type there are 2-3 drugs to choose from. clotrimazole, tioconazole, Miconazole... When my husband had jock itch they just told him to use OTC athletes foot cream on it.
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12y ago
>brands that clearly aren't safe tend to disappear pretty quickly from store shelves. (Because poisoning your customer is bad for business.) Obviously not. > Almost a decade ago, experts were talking about how these supplements o
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aestra
12y ago
The thing about those two drugs is there are already OTC drugs that treat the same thing.
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12y ago
>As does Acetaminophen (Paracetamol), Ibuprofen Correct but those are "grandfathered" drugs so they don't count. >Metronidazole Doesn't look like its OTC except for cats and dogs. >far worse potential side effec
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12y ago
Oh good god... NOT this again. That's already the case with supplements and we know how that turned out... http://www.forbes.com/sites/emilywillingham/2013/11/07/study... http://www.
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12y ago
If your acne is bad you can go to a doctor to get a prescription.
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aestra
12y ago
Guessing. Perhaps because both those medications list Stevens–Johnson Syndrome and other deadly skin reactions as a rare side effect?
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12y ago
Ebay actually has automatic flagging to keep illegal products off their site. I know this because I once tried to sell a pulse oximetry meter there and it got autoflagged and taken down. Apparently you can't sell (some?) medical suppli
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12y ago
I have a doctor friend. He absolutely will NOT prescribe antibiotics for the sniffles. And I wish my copay was only $15.
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12y ago
Did you miss this part? >are endangering public health, such as by breeding antibiotic resistance. Yeah, because every asshole with a sniffle should not be able to self medicate with antibiotics.
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12y ago
>ensure proper gut colonization in new borns after labor that involves antibiotics Babies get their intestinal bacteria during the birthing process from the vagina, their mother, the mother's feces, etc. That's why C-section in
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12y ago
Depends on the beer.
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12y ago
Every single day? She saw her father every day? Didn't this kid go away on weekend trips? Camping? Didn't her father go on travel or something? I wonder if this affected her growing up, her father never letting her explore the out
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12y ago
The pictures can be alright as long as they are in moderation and not embarrassing. The thing that really really irks me the wrong way is people complaining about their kids on social media. "Johnny is being SUCH a brat today and raisi
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> who cares if people are posting on Facebook and Twitter It is the sheer volume of photos that I believe bothers a lot of people. "oversharing." You get sick of the same baby every single day. Also craving extreme volumes of a
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12y ago
>impose penalties on any entity that does business in the United States, or holds assets in the United States. Or even does business with US citizens.
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12y ago
False sense of urgency.
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>Doing 'whatever the fuck you want' costs money too, and its something you'll have avoided due to the frugal life style. Hrm? Going without a fancy car and electronics isn't the same thing as "doing whatever the
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