astura

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541.
by astura 2y ago
I agree - its terrible, inappropriate, and uncalled for. That doesn't make it illegal.
542.
by astura 2y ago
I read somewhere else the entire exchange was streamed online. His streams are here if you're interested in looking for it. https://youtube.com/@CTRMthDistrictCourt-hj2tc
543.
by astura 2y ago
>How has he not been arrested? Humiliating school children is not a crime. Though it's a really shitty thing to do . >Can judges cast judgement on people who haven't been accused of anything? A judge maintains order in their
544.
by astura 2y ago
Why would they?
545.
by astura 2y ago
They don't break.
546.
by astura 2y ago
No, they are just normal glasses? I've had dozens of pairs over the years both metal and acetate. I'm currently wearing https://www.ray-ban.com/usa/eyeglasses/RX5169%20MALE%20rb516...
547.
by astura 2y ago
Yes. far-sighted with astigmatism.
548.
by astura 2y ago
No, I sleep on my stomach. How? Um, just lay down without taking them off? Idk what else to say?
549.
by astura 2y ago
>I really don't like not being able to see things without them if I want to look at something while in bed (or worse, when I accidentally drop them when trying to grab them after I wake up and then can't find them easily due to
550.
by astura 2y ago
A man who died in 1980, of course, couldn't have benefited from a surgery that was FDA approved in 1995. It's like asking why JFK didn't use the Internet.
551.
by astura 2y ago
You should actually read Garrett Hardin's influential essay you are referencing before referencing it again. It's freely available from his estate at https://www.garretthardinsociety.org/articles/art_tragedy_o
552.
by astura 2y ago
>But because surveyors are unable to inspect the roof timbers behind the layers, mortgage lenders tend to issue blanket refusals on properties where any foam is present.
553.
by astura 2y ago
Just pay a professional to write it for you.
554.
by astura 2y ago
Pedestrian deaths are at a 40 year high. https://www.vox.com/23784549/pedestrian-deaths-traffic-safet...
555.
by astura 2y ago
I had two cats who lived together for 11 years, but they only barely tolerated each other, they didn't fight but they also didn't spend time together, play together, sleep together, or groom each other. So when one died I was shoc
556.
by astura 2y ago
When I was a kid the only restaurant I was allowed to go to was Friendly's, and only on my/my siblings birthdays. It was a HUGE treat and I knew to be on my very best behavior because if there was any acting up, even a little, I w
557.
by astura 2y ago
>BTW, I don't think you are immune. The only truly immune people are those that don't understand the language and/or have no money. Incorrect - I'm immune because I presume 100% of solicitations are scams and behave a
558.
by astura 2y ago
People take phones and sometimes even wallets out of their pocket when they sit down for comfort.
559.
by astura 2y ago
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9002916/
560.
by astura 2y ago
Where I grew up (old neighborhood, mostly multi unit housing) the most common configuration was all mail for the entire building was pushed through a mail slot in the front door.
561.
by astura 2y ago
I've never experienced an "up" effective from fruit juice. Never as a child nor as an adult. I presume it's because I never had that cultural expectation. I never heard of any of this "sugar rush" nonsense befo
562.
by astura 2y ago
>it very much matters what you drink too. This is why I think it's mostly genetic - it doesn't for me. Literally any and all alcohol gives me a hangover. Drinking water doesn't help me avoid them either. I've drank SO
563.
by astura 2y ago
Yeah, and that if you don't feel like drinking for whatever reason you have to make it the main part of your personality.
564.
by astura 2y ago
I think severity of hangovers is more due to genes rather than amount of alcohol consumed. I stopped drinking mostly due to multi-day hangovers but people I know who drink MUCH more than I ever did experience mild or no hangovers. I get a m
565.
by astura 2y ago
I genuinely can't relate to these sorts of comments - what kind of friends do you have?
566.
by astura 2y ago
This author apparently made alcohol consumption the core feature of her personality then quit drinking and made not drinking the core feature of her personality. It's incredibly bizarre. Really strange and not normal. This is especiall
567.
by astura 2y ago
>I often find them to be confident, plausible, and wrong. (And also upvoted above people with correct information who don't have the same name recognition.) This is basically 99% of hacker news comments in a nutshell.
568.
by astura 2y ago
>My family could have been a lot wealthier if he had kept a cut of the company. Unlikely... He probably made just as much or more with the ESOP than he would have selling in a private sale. When a business owner creates an ESOP for their
569.
by astura 2y ago
I don't ever carry my wallet or keys when I go for a walk, which is usually once a week when it's nice out. I do carry my phone, for podcasts. My door has a keypad to get in.
570.
by astura 2y ago
It's not just fake demand, it's required in most instances (example- STIG requirements)

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