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by cylinder 8y ago
pullbacks happen when credit is pulled back by the financial sector (usually its regulators mandate it). credit is everything for housing.
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by cylinder 8y ago
Don't forget huge bunches of herbs, both fresh and as tea.
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by cylinder 8y ago
Wow, what a bunch of nonsense. We are facing an environmental crisis due to fossil fuels consumption and here you are flippantly offering intercontinental commuting for work. For some reason, you think people who work in America can'
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by cylinder 8y ago
Buses are universally horrendous.
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by cylinder 8y ago
That stuff is the devil. Thought I had oily skin. I didn't. It was a reaction to benzoyl. Switched to Cetaphil which I add pure tea tree oil to.
276.
by cylinder 8y ago
So will DuckDuckGo change their name to Duck? DuckDuckGo is a terrible name.
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by cylinder 8y ago
Lol you say this on the day where the Prssident literally said they detained the CFO of a Chinese company to help them gain an advantage in the trade war.
278.
by cylinder 8y ago
If you really think it's Americans with the pioneer spirit these days you should spend a month driving around the US observing people then do the same for the cities in China.
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by cylinder 8y ago
Wow people other than Americans want to succeed and compete. This is devastating news /s Perhaps Americans should stop blaming others and look inwards. Break up all the corporate monopolies and duopolies to trigger innovation again. Bu
280.
by cylinder 8y ago
Yeah you just go to the CEO or legal counsel, threaten loss of licenses, seizure of personal assets
281.
by cylinder 8y ago
the US has already been doing this stuff for a long time, without it being legal. They can always pressure you and threaten to ruin any engineer's life if they don't do what they want. and who do you think came up with this legisl
282.
by cylinder 8y ago
if you're going to move you really should get out of the anglosphere because the US is dragging down everyone with it and there's just not enough sentiment amongst the populations to move away from the US, even now. Switzerland pr
283.
by cylinder 8y ago
You imply that top management at MegaCorp is somehow more meaningful work than middle management.
284.
by cylinder 8y ago
And lack of time to do anything. Nobody has time or energy to do social activities during the week after work. One weekend day lost to household errands and maintenance leaves one day of rest and socializing. Obviously family and long time
285.
by cylinder 8y ago
Manually unfollow everyone. It takes time but worth it. I never check FB anymore (over two years) because I have no news feed. I use Messenger still, unfortunately.
286.
by cylinder 8y ago
Ah yes poor women spending time with their children rather than slaving away pushing meaningless paper for MegaCorp. Shit life eh?
287.
by cylinder 8y ago
Lots of trades in demand in Australia. Not sure about NZ. You can get PR simply by being a bricklayer or panel beater. Not sure if you can without any experience though. Consult a migration agent or lawyer if serious However if you're
288.
by cylinder 8y ago
So do you stand by your words? Do you have a a Do Not Resuscitate order? Would you reject emergency surgery after being shot?
289.
by cylinder 8y ago
Yeah it's not just the healthcare system as that example shows. Imagine GP visits were free for that service worker. They still wouldn't go, because paid sick leave isn't mandated by law, so going still costs them money. And
290.
by cylinder 8y ago
what was your motivation for choosing NZ? I think NZ could be a very lonely place for a newcomer without an ethnic immigrant community. Your best bet is picking up a trade. You'll not find a large enough white collar economy in NZ.
291.
by cylinder 8y ago
I had to shutter my business due to nobody having any money. Regular people could not pay my reasonable fees. Even those with seemingly decent jobs. You have to sell to big corporations.
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by cylinder 8y ago
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293.
by cylinder 8y ago
I've never seen a single police officer at a Sydney train station before and especially not with dogs.
294.
by cylinder 8y ago
What makes you think the people who make these sorts of decisions are exposed to any of this?
295.
by cylinder 8y ago
You can probably look at any system in America at the federal level and find it to be vastly less regulated, particularly from a safety standpoint, than anywhere else considered "developed." The exception being commercial aviation
296.
by cylinder 8y ago
A guy was murdered at your station recently and a girl was murdered randomly at another station less than a week ago. On the same system! And you think this is normal and not an indication of lawlessness? This is not normal! If there were m
297.
by cylinder 8y ago
I blame this on the built environment of the US. Nothing is human scale or people oriented. It's commerce and cost oriented. Very few independent shops in most cities. No concept of a high street or village of shops, no public square,
298.
by cylinder 8y ago
That's not a scam.
299.
by cylinder 8y ago
I remember seeing a documentary about some Boeing employees who were whistleblowing about safety issues with the upcoming 737MAX. I can't find it now. Any connection? I don't see how Boeing will remain immune to the race to the bo
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by cylinder 8y ago
Highly relevant: https://local.theonion.com/autistic-reporter-train-thankfull...

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