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by nommm-nommm 9y ago
Guess what? You can come off as an unlikeable weirdo on dating sites/apps.
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by nommm-nommm 9y ago
Just because you don't have a trait doesn't make that trait "obsolete." By the way, a large majority of humans in the United States marry and even among the ones who don't marry a vast majority of them have dated.
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by nommm-nommm 9y ago
What's with these shit posts lately? This is specifically talking about using the "GI bill," (actual name is The Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944) which is certain benefits provided in exchange for active duty mili
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by nommm-nommm 9y ago
I'm not the person you replied to but I'll churp in. I only eat once a day, at dinner time, so I eat in about a half hour block a day. I've been doing it for years. It's not really that odd once you get used to it. My ap
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by nommm-nommm 9y ago
And aspirin should never be used in children because its use in children is associated with Reye syndrome.
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by nommm-nommm 9y ago
If you are affiliated with the US DoD ("A member of the U.S. military, Reserve, Coast Guard, National Guard; military dependent; or DoD civilian employee") you need to sign up with https://www.salutetolife.org instead.
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by nommm-nommm 9y ago
In 2008 there was a global financial crisis that was caused, in part, by criminal actors in the financial industry yet there were no criminal convictions. http://www.businessinsider.com/why-wall-street-execs-werent-...
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by nommm-nommm 9y ago
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/artificial-sweete... Last year, though, a team of Israeli scientists put together a stronger case. The researchers concluded from studies of mice that ingesting artificial swe
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by nommm-nommm 9y ago
I don't like artificial sweeteners because I am worried about changes in gut bacteria. There's some research suggesting it may.
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by nommm-nommm 9y ago
Products for people on feeding tubes like Jevity? Last I checked Soylent contained Sucralose (Splenda).
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by nommm-nommm 9y ago
Marketing.
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by nommm-nommm 9y ago
In Rem = against a thing/object - https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/in_rem Jurisdiction = Power [of a court] - https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/jurisdiction "The term jurisdiction is really
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by nommm-nommm 9y ago
>an advertiser can give FB a specific list of names of people they want to target. This guy pranked his roommate with targeted Facebook ads - http://ghostinfluence.com/the-ultimate-retaliation-pranking-...
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by nommm-nommm 9y ago
Yes, that's called in rem jurisdiction (power over objects) and the resulting cases can sound very comical United States v. Approximately 64,695 Pounds of Shark Fins United States v. Forty Barrels and Twenty Kegs of Coca-Cola United St
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by nommm-nommm 9y ago
Vegetable recalls happen, check out https://consumerist.com/tag/recall/ but it doesn't justify the QR code, they already have your email address.
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by nommm-nommm 9y ago
Because reviews are extremely easy to game.
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by nommm-nommm 9y ago
But can you get those same rings for cheaper on AliExpress or eBay or Walmart or discountringsdirectfromchina.com or something? The point is you're going in with the expectation of a handcrafted item whereas half the stuff comes strai
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by nommm-nommm 9y ago
There's a lot of places in the US you can't get a decent pizza.
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by nommm-nommm 9y ago
Every contemporary grocery store I've been to in the Northeast US has an artisanal cheese section... And I don't even live in a big city. It's not mixed in the with the "normal" cheeses though. My grocery store make
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by nommm-nommm 9y ago
Dunno who here is old enough to remember but back in the day every bag of chips used to contain a few burnt chips. Well, thanks to those computer vision air blasting sorting machines theres no more burnt ones in the bag! They all get air bl
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by nommm-nommm 9y ago
She may have the tag but she isn't allowed to actually use it unless she's driving grandpa.
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by nommm-nommm 9y ago
> If you can hop out and sprint to the door, that space isn't for you 1) They author didn't say sprint, they said walk "briskly" or whatever. 2) How do you know? My dad's injury severely limits the distance he ca
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by nommm-nommm 9y ago
Is the author of this piece the disabled police? People's disabilities don't have to be apparent by looking at them to be real. My dad probably doesn't look disabled but he has the lingering effects of the damage caused by a
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by nommm-nommm 9y ago
Ummm, no, you don't subtract those people. Those people have handicapped passes, they are for use for when they are passengers. Disabled children also have passes too. At least in my state. Source: personal experience knowing at least
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by nommm-nommm 9y ago
Following your passion can also make you blind to your mistakes. I know a guy who failed at an Irish pub. Guy was totally blind to all his mistakes that where extremely obvious to both me and (at least some of) his staff. He was too busy li
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by nommm-nommm 9y ago
You can literally go out of business over night if one of your suppliers change business practices, or the law changes, or your lease is up, or interest rates changed, or postage changed, or the price oil changed, or your neighbors changed,
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by nommm-nommm 9y ago
"He literally glowed; without a word or a gesture of exultation a new well-being radiated from him and filled the little room." - F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby like
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by nommm-nommm 9y ago
Because they make my tummy feel nice and warm.
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by nommm-nommm 9y ago
Case in point: https://www.wired.com/2008/05/man-allegedly-b/
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by nommm-nommm 9y ago
Those guns were probably going to the drug cartels in Mexico.

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