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841.
by mod 7y ago
> most contestants are airlifted because of medical reasons I've watched the first 4 seasons, I think? And I would say this absolutely was not the case. Most contestants just tapped out. Nearly all of them. Some contestants were pul
842.
by mod 7y ago
8 digits?
843.
by mod 7y ago
I don't know, but it's likely they also freerolled him. As in, they decided not to pay him if he won, but let him keep winning in case he lost. He could easily have lost a few million, his edge wasn't that big. I think they&#
844.
by mod 7y ago
Not OP, but Ivey didn't touch the cards or use any kind of technology to win. That's not cheating. He should be paid.
845.
by mod 7y ago
I'm in the south: shipping for my item was 29 days.
846.
by mod 7y ago
> I've cancelled a TON of orders Out of curiosity, why?
847.
by mod 7y ago
No. Even if they were helping, they would have to communicate things to you in a way where you could interpret them and react more quickly than just doing it yourself. Passengers are largely not helping, and certainly are not good at commun
848.
by mod 7y ago
rimworld
849.
by mod 7y ago
A normal faucet has an overflow prevention. If the bidet's line runs outside of the toilet bowl, and fails there, then it leaks onto the floor.
850.
by mod 7y ago
Weird, WD40 is one of my favorite smells. It's the best chemical smell I can think of. I can't speak for Ballistol, but I probably like that too.
851.
by mod 7y ago
It's interesting that nearly all of what you've included from the article is a direct quote. The author could have editorialized it, but those aren't his words.
852.
by mod 7y ago
I live in the ozarks, much like Appalachia. So I can answer those questions at least anecdotally. Door dash: none. Nobody is using it, or am incredibly small number. Solar off grid: a decent amount. It’s certainly doable. It’s easier to be
853.
by mod 7y ago
Ask them to pay for it
854.
by mod 7y ago
> Who are we to enter an ecosystem and kill/exterminate its inhabitants just so we can do whatever we want there? What did we do where you live?
855.
by mod 7y ago
> 3 Literally a guy in this comment thread claimed it.
856.
by mod 7y ago
How does it work when you would be alone in a given range? Because I almost certainly am at "Bonfire" range (there are maybe a few hundred people within 10km of me), yet I am seeing messages.
857.
by mod 7y ago
I don't think any of the few things you listed are measures of how you measure your progress or prowess. They're strategies to make progress. When you can accomplish what needs accomplished, you're proficient. When you can do
858.
by mod 7y ago
For what it's worth, tinder is easy to come by in most environments. Also in those days, you would likely try to never make another fire, and instead keep yours going. Somewhat true today as well, as firelighting tools are all consumab
859.
by mod 7y ago
I'd probably bring some kind of field manual with instructions on survival. Military, boy scout, etc. I have a decent outdoor skillset but there are many skills which I'm only aware exist, but I have never done myself (like smokin
860.
by mod 7y ago
For some people, getting their money's worth (literally: the food they eat cost the restaurant almost as much, or more than, the amount the customer paid to eat it) is the enjoyment. Several of my family members are this way.
861.
by mod 7y ago
If the drink was $2 and served in glass, you'd have to have a 3-digit number of refills before they lost money on it, assuming they use a gun.
862.
by mod 7y ago
I raised chickens and they had the run of my 40 acres. I could not tell the difference in the eggs except for the shell color and yolk color. Free-range chickens tend to have a darker, orange yolk. The taste is identical, to me at least. Th
863.
by mod 7y ago
Maybe we're in the healthy balance.
864.
by mod 7y ago
I get them at my house. Every time there's an ice storm. And for a while there was an intermittent issue where floodwaters came up over my internet port in the junction box, and so my internet would go out for a while. Hopefully the po
865.
by mod 7y ago
I was a kid in the mid-late 90s, and I didn’t know a thing about echelon.
866.
by mod 7y ago
Perfect, and she will be 20+ years younger than you and you can groom her behavior...
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by mod 7y ago
Plus it's not small arms, like guns.
868.
by mod 7y ago
> I think craftsman still has a lifetime warranty No, although some 3rd party stores will still honor it. > cobalt Kobalt, yeah. They're possibly better, but probably not. I own a few things from them that have been perfectly fun
869.
by mod 7y ago
Maybe not totally on topic, but both the OP and the first article the author links in the text claim there are no natural resources, but both are seemingly not addressing one of the most frequently used natural resources: wood. In the text
870.
by mod 7y ago
https://www.zillow.com/bc/

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