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by msrenee 4y ago
Say you go to the refrigerator store and they are selling fridges for $100 each, limit 10, or as stated in this store, limit $1000 in fridges. You give them $1100 to buy 11 fridges. They refund the excess purchase, which would be $100 or
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by msrenee 4y ago
Hopefully the folks whose desk this paperwork ends up on catches it and has the authority to just send back the $10k and transfer the other $10k to bonds.
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by msrenee 4y ago
They could purchase up to $10k in bonds. They exceeded that by $25 dollars. Each dollar or penny or half-penny is a separate portion of a bond in my mind, although I don't know how that works legally. So the excess purchase would be
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by msrenee 4y ago
Oh, I didn't realize he had worked it out so that he could still cover bills, etc. I just caught the ~$300 in the savings account and didnt see the timeline on paychecks and bills.
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by msrenee 4y ago
I can see the logic. Is there no way to purchase these bonds besides this website?
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by msrenee 4y ago
I'd have read it if it weren't white text on a pink background. I'm not going through the trouble of pulling it up in a browser and undoing what they presumably did on purpose. Then to complain that people don't read t
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by msrenee 4y ago
I don't want to jump straight to calling animal control. They live right next to us and I intend to live here a long while. Someone else mentioned a device to make it hard to catch birds, which sounds like a good compromise if they i
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by msrenee 4y ago
I'll have to look into those! I don't want to be that dick neighbor calling the humane society on them, but they're also being the dick neighbor letting their cat run loose. We're 2 blocks off of a main road and people d
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by msrenee 4y ago
Being as we're in town and there are laws against letting the cat roam free, it would more be a discussion of your cat is chasing birds on my property. Do something about it.
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by msrenee 4y ago
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https:/... Sketchy link to a PDF by UC Davis. I was looking for a reference on the average lifespan of an outdoor cat, which I always here quoted around
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by msrenee 4y ago
We just moved here. I saw a Brown Thrasher on my wood pile. Bit of a weird place for one, but cool. Then I saw the neighbor's cat take a flying leap at it. Now I'm thinking it would be irresponsible of me to put out a feeder o
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by msrenee 4y ago
Many people do have conditions that restrict their ability to exercise and stay fit. However, in the US, the vast majority of people in poor physical shape have no such condition except for those caused by being overweight in the first pla
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by msrenee 4y ago
I'm missing the logic of the second 10k. He had already exceeded the limit. Why did he think that doing it again would change the outcome? It looks to me like he was going to get the extra $25 returned to him and have 10k in bonds.
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by msrenee 4y ago
How do you feel about a white guy who doesn't feel attracted to black women? Is he part of the marginalization of black women by choosing not to date them?
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by msrenee 4y ago
Are you basing your understanding of human sexuality and genetics off a bad movie trope? Or do you think all women are Anna Nicole Smith?
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by msrenee 4y ago
I honestly don't know too much about the maintenance that goes on when a ship is underway, but I do know that stainless releases hexavalent chromium when you're welding on it and requires a number of extra considerations for safet
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by msrenee 4y ago
Probably because the chemicals they were using are pretty nasty and were used in high volumes. They were doing a lot of damage to the environment and there are alternatives. They just haven't been approved yet for use by the navy. I
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by msrenee 4y ago
Missing galvanic corrosion as a serious concern while making an aluminum and steel ship is pretty impressive. I guess they didn't actually miss it though. In your article, they say a cathodic protection system appeared on a list of th
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by msrenee 4y ago
That's been used to refer to the changes caused by Covid over the last couple years. It's added mostly up to mild inconvenience for me, but it definitely has had serious impact on the Healthcare sector and is being blamed for the
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by msrenee 4y ago
Equine chiropractors are pretty mainstream nowadays. The one I use is an excellent vet to start with who also does adjustments. There's wackos out there, but there's definitely some properly trained individuals who do a lot of g
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by msrenee 4y ago
Definitely a cow. Just the indicus type rather than the taurus we see a lot more of in the US/Europe.
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by msrenee 4y ago
Sorry, the hips are always a lot more sunk in than say, an Angus cow. Not just a little bit. It's a pretty startling difference if you grew up in beef country. They've got a hind end more like your standard US and UK milk breed
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by msrenee 4y ago
Neither of them are in great body condition. Not quite as bad as they might look first off. They're a different type of cow than we're used to seeing in the US and much of Europe. The hips are always a little more sunk in than
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by msrenee 5y ago
Not sea animals per se, but goldfish and Betta fish are definitely domesticated.
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by msrenee 5y ago
Thanks for the links. I'll read through them when I've got the time. Having not read any of your references, I'd like to point out that the variation in domestic horses is right up there with dogs. You go from Shires to Min
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by msrenee 5y ago
A bottle of wine and maybe a couple beers keeps me pleasantly drunk for the night. It's not exactly moderate drinking, but I think you'd be surprised how many people can comfortably drink that amount over the course of a night.
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by msrenee 5y ago
It's not just the one mutation that causes the size range of dogs. That's probably a factor, but I feel comfortable saying that we would have a much wider variety of cat sizes if they had had as much selective breeding for size
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by msrenee 5y ago
I don't want to expect "true cyclists" to kow-tow to my superior vehicle. I just want to move through the sort of areas where folks bicycle without a mess and walk on the multiuser trails without a mess and drive/cycle&
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by msrenee 5y ago
Please feel free to tell me why my interpretation is wrong. I understand stats just well enough to get myself in trouble. The line for actual ability is basically x=y. If you scored 10%, you're in the bottom quartile. If you scored 1
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by msrenee 5y ago
I'm just over the attitude I see from the decked-out "racing" cyclists that nearly run me over, yell at me, and generally act like the trail system was built for them and that as a pedestrian, I'm an obstacle on their tu

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