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1y ago
Cue, not queue.
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1y ago
They have a whole team of people behind them.
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1y ago
>how many bases are there, how many strikes, how many balls, how many innings, what's the name of the referee (answer: umpire), et What percentage of Germans who grew up in the US and speak perfect American English can't answer
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1y ago
Looks like she got three years in jail and a 10 year suspension of her license. https://fox59.com/news/indycrime/indy-woman-to-serve-3-years... >Anderson received the maximum sentence by Judge Charles Miller of
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1y ago
Lol, wow! The article says >After filtering out invalid VINs, we narrowed the dataset to roughly ~15 million crashes. (We also removed all drug and alcohol related crashes, since it’s unlikely someone committing insurance fraud would be
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1y ago
Yes, that's exactly my point. I save for my cars, I don't, generally, finance them. I did finance one car once when I was a young engineer and still had student loans. I did it because I was just starting my career. Paid off the l
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1y ago
This is wishful thinking, the people I know who drive on suspended licenses also don't have jobs and refuse to work. The vast majority of people with suspended licenses are not otherwise productive members of society. The kind of antis
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1y ago
TFA says 75% of people with suspended licenses drive anyways.
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2y ago
telephone sanitizing?
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2y ago
Yeah, I can't find the post again but they itemized it according to what they thought was normal basics. I remember there was large car payments. OI have been driving for more than 25 years, I've had a car payment for maybe 10 mon
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2y ago
>Part of the reason I don’t live in America is I see a lot of people on salaries 2-4x mine who seem to be unable to have time to see their friends. This is just a choice though. A choice Americans absolutely love making, but a choice non
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2y ago
This doesn't make sense, the population has only increased. Quick Google tells me 40 years ago, in 1985, there was 62.6 million children in the US. In 2025 there are 74.7 million. That is more children in 2025 than 1985. Parents not al
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2y ago
Exactly - there's no female equivalent of "silver fox."
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2y ago
Podcasts help me with the boringness.
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2y ago
Kegel exercise https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kegel_exercise
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2y ago
>I had a problem where Google Maps showed the wrong location for my address. I reported the issue. I was told the correction was accepted. But it wasn't — Google Maps would still show the wrong location. After doing this dance sever
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2y ago
Yeah, this is bizarre. I don't know how it works in Canada but in the US the city/zip of the mailing address is just the location of the post office that delivers mail. It has nothing to do with the municipal the address is actual
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2y ago
Many many many years ago I used to like playing Scrabble (knockoff) on Yahoo Games. I quit playing completely when my opponent accused me of cheating because I made a high point move and was winning.
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2y ago
Objecting to someone comparing a popup to rape is not defending the popup.
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2y ago
Avacado, beans, peanut/nut butter, or hummus on toast made with whole wheat bread. Steel cut overnight oats Cottage cheese with fruit Leftovers from the night before
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2y ago
Steel cut oats are much better than rolled oats for blood sugar control. Preparing them "overnight oats" style eliminates the hassle of extra cook time.
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2y ago
I certainly don't think creating unwanted babies to be "raised as an orphan or whatever" is preferable to abortion, or even good at all. Certainly something I'd never personally do. That sounds absolutely horrific. I gre
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2y ago
So you think that it's more feasible to obtain thousands of pills and have someone give pills to stray dogs daily than it is to have a vet visit the village once?
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2y ago
The pope isn't always infallible by Catholic doctrine, only when speaking ex cathedra. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Papal_infallibility
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That's not how birth control effectiveness is measured. It's not measured per act of intercourse. Birth control effectiveness is measured by calculating the number of pregnancies per 100 women using a specific method for a full ca
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Wtf? This is ridiculous. Who the fuck is going to be giving feral dogs a pill everyday? And why would you want a reversible contraceptive for feral dogs? You want a one-and-done irreversible one, which neutering is.
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2y ago
You can't tell if a newborn girl has a womb or not. Not without ultrasounds or scans.
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No, That's not how any of this works... The DNA comes from the egg, the uterus (aka womb) is just an incubation chamber. Would only have the sister's DNA if it was an ovary transplant.
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2y ago
I was responding to >This is all that matters, though. If it works, it works This guy thought his diet "worked" too, even though it silently lead to dangerously high cholesterol levels. >He lost weight, increased energy and
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2y ago
It's all great until cholesterol starts leaking thru your skin. https://www.usatoday.com/story/life/health-wellness/2025/01/...
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