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by astura 9mo ago
Exactly zero states give you real IDs for free.
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by astura 9mo ago
From TFA: >The relative leniency of Muzahir’s compound, says Harvard’s Sims, likely stems from scam operations’ sense of total control in Laos’ Golden Triangle region—a zone of the country controlled largely by Chinese business interests
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by astura 9mo ago
>booking flights, hotels, going to concerts, theme parks, the movies, organizing hangouts with friends, exploring new locations... all of these things I do just fine by using a web browser on a desktop computer before This won't be
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by astura 9mo ago
I can also make up fake stories.
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by astura 9mo ago
It's a spicy version of the whopper.
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by astura 9mo ago
Nobody disallows empty bottles through security, that's a lie.
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by astura 9mo ago
The writer makes money from pumping out shitty click bait articles.
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by astura 9mo ago
The only people who want to pick through a hoard to find the "good stuff" is other hoarders and flippers. Also, 90% of the time that the act of hoarding ruins the objects hoarded so everything becomes trash anyways.
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by astura 9mo ago
They are doing the opposite of dying, the are among the largest credit issues in the US https://money.usnews.com/credit-cards/articles/biggest-us-cr... This list counts Discover separately, but Discover is owned b
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by astura 9mo ago
>"Dental plan! Lisa needs braces!" is a workplace chant from... OMG, That's absolutely unhinged to describe something that takes place entirely in Homer's head as a "workplace chant."
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by astura 9mo ago
My face is not private information and probably hundreds of other people's cameras capture pictures/videos of me/my face every day. I hate age verification as a concept and I wouldn't personally go through it to use chat
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by astura 9mo ago
Office Space was released in 1999, at the peak of the dot-com bubble. So, of course office jobs (particularly software jobs) would decrease when that bubble popped. But it's not as a result of that movie.
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by astura 9mo ago
I've never seen mid QA people, they are either excellent or useless, no inbetween.
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by astura 9mo ago
>High quality QA people are worth their weight in gold. They absolutely are, but I've only met a couple high quality QA people in my career.
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by astura 9mo ago
I don't live in a metropolitan area, which is probably part of the problem. I'm not rural either. The local animal rescues around here all ghosted me back then. I also fucking hate dogs with a passion (dirty, noisy, annoying, infu
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by astura 9mo ago
Not only that, but you also want to teach the kids how to socialize outside of the family.
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by astura 9mo ago
It's not a "mindset" to notice that people only reach out to you when they want something. You notice that they reach out to others who aren't you and don't include you, They reserve you for favors only. If you find
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by astura 9mo ago
>, I think you really have to step back and repeatedly tell yourself "get over it". Its the same mentality to "I dont want to go to the gym today". You immediately feel better as soon as youve finished it No, no, no,
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by astura 9mo ago
I don't think it's that, my parents weren't two income and never had friends or did events or social things and barely left the house. My mom would constantly complain she used to be a social butterfly but having kids "r
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by astura 9mo ago
>The suggestion I gave, was in good faith, but it seems that your "question" was not. My question was absolutely asked in good faith, not sure why you think it wasn't? You, yourself, made it sound very easy. I was looking
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by astura 9mo ago
Phrases like "I’d start with personal passions, and work from there" and "we need to be willing to start small" are NOT actionable, they are meaningless platitudes. Not to mention it assumes everyone has "personal p
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by astura 9mo ago
Maybe dumb question but how does one "join a volunteer organization?" I tried a long time ago but got ghosted.
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by astura 9mo ago
>In regards to this you commented, I highly recommend therapy if you can access it. It will help. This is an unnecessary burden to be carrying through adult life, and a professional might help unburden you of these feelings. I'm not
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by astura 9mo ago
Usually the imagined uses are very aspirational at best. The imagination doesn't fit reality. I've seen it firsthand, many years ago my dad got the fancy pickup because he "needs the utility." Whenever an opportunity pre
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by astura 9mo ago
Pets.com was both selling everything at a loss and spending millions on advertising. It wasn't the concept that was the issue.
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by astura 9mo ago
>There’s clearly a lot of astroturfing going on. Reddit is like 90% astroturfing, trolls, and bots.
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by astura 9mo ago
It's impressive to me too, as an American. Especially when you consider that rates include from the east coast of a continent to the west coast, faraway islands (Hawaii, Guam, American Samoa) as well as closer islands (Puerto Rico, US
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by astura 9mo ago
Yoga has balance poses and is much more accessible than rollerblading.
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by astura 9mo ago
>Can you send a letter thousands of miles for only 61 cents? Letter, no. 61 cents is the post card rate, so you can send a post card thousands of miles for that. If you introduce an outside envelope its 78 cents to mail that thousands of
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by astura 9mo ago
When I had severe loss of appetite (caused by mental illness) yogurt was the easiest food to get down, by far, and the least likely to come back up. The lack of chewing also really helped because everything tasted like cardboard and chewing

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