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mynameishere
3y ago
If you are trying to expand the number of homeless, then it would work even better.
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I found the website a little inscrutable but I think "Bleeding Gums" has it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ny2azUt5d3Y ...apparently the session singer nailed it in one take.
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The best example is The Great Replacement "Theory", which is widely celebrated by the left (including the president) unless someone on the right objects or even uses the above name for it. Then it does not exist and certainly did
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mynameishere
3y ago
They're getting rid of basic html gmail, so screw them.
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mynameishere
3y ago
Why wish for people to be imprisoned? Hit and run can be a grave crime. You might be leaving someone for dead.
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dumb policy decisions Musk took a baby step in the direction of free speech, and immediately the order went out for major corporations to stage an advertising boycott.
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3y ago
They're selling hippy wigs in Woolworths, man.
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3y ago
Beavers. A swarm of beavers. You have no idea unless you've done actual combat.
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mynameishere
3y ago
Actually, the article mentions a person who got cancer and then got "insurance" afterwards. It's not really insurance due ACA rules, iirc.
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3y ago
Why don't they just splice the advertisements in with the videos and play that instead? I know that would take a lot of crunching on the servers as different advertisers come and go, but it seems like a simple "fix", at leas
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3y ago
Why would you want to pay too much for moose? Go to a place with reasonable moose pricing.
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mynameishere
3y ago
When a company's existing debt is at 3 percent and they have to roll it over at 6 percent (they are rarely going to pay it off) their costs go up without anything else changing. They will have to cut expenses somewhere else. For fort
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3y ago
More famously, Joey Ramone didn't have one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjWZJQyykeM
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3y ago
Words are one thing, but actions are another. Their demands are basically to end an ongoing ethnic cleansing campaign.
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Yeah, this is just turning the long-standing observation about family size and cognitive ability on its head in such a way that (if it became a popular notion) would just make the problem worse. Smart parents would dutifully have just one
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3y ago
As others mention, there are a range of reasons why Joe Coder keeps his job. Realistically, one of those reasons (like it or not) is that management can see him every day and can go to his cube for face-to-face meetings. They never could
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3y ago
There are many hedges against inflation. Gold is more akin to a hedge against catastrophe. Unlike commodities or industrial shares, gold can be hidden and transported personally.
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3y ago
If a tiger attacks you, it will go for the neck and you will die. Chimps attack humans just like they attack other chimps, and that means going for the face, hands, and genitals. I'm not even sure there are any humans who've bee
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3y ago
Fractional shares would work, if you don't want the expense and unreliability of shorting. Simplest thing would be to find an actively-managed mutual fund that focuses on what you want. (Warning: What you want is probably to lose mone
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3y ago
Okay. But don't start an insurance company with that attitude.
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3y ago
You can't avoid taxes by not printing something.
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3y ago
Homer paid for the house by getting his father to sell his own. https://www.reddit.com/r/TheSimpsons/comments/n06qbb/you_did... But Homer's incapacity to pay for it was of course dwelt upon: https:
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https://www.stlouisfed.org/on-the-economy/2022/january/evolu...
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3y ago
trying to piece together history from a largely forgotten internet "Eureka! Here's what some nerd thought about Star Trek!"
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3y ago
Seems like recreating coal forests would be relatively sane. Everyone likes bogs.
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if Tesla want to leave they can "Wanting" to leave has nothing to do with it. When the spreadsheet says, "Leave", then they leave. As for a "living wage", I am certain that amount is significantly less than
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At all points they are updating the spreadsheet entitled "cost/benefits of leaving Sweden." I suppose the labor cartel is trying for the razor's edge on that. I do like people arguing that other companies are better for
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Ordinary guys getting married to ordinary women = patriarchy. The Sultan having a harem of 40,000 = not patriarchy. That really seems to be the attitude. Women haven't changed at all and want the same thing they always have. It was a
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I think Americans' view of prison is probably harsher than reality, given that they are informed by Hollywood. Prison is mostly dull.
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3y ago
Increasing value sounds very moral to me.
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