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im Hubert Manne. Thats H-U-B-E-R-T and I live at 1397 Prince Ave, Athens, GA 30606. My ssn is 123-45-6789

  • oh. ours don't park like that. I mean it takes a while for them to pass through but they don't just stop. I mean I imagine in the past some breakdown issue might have caused it. I think I did not get your actual thing because its foreign to my experience.

  • To some degree I understand. They risk their lives but where im at they get outsized compensation. The sad thing is its because their wages and comp are pretty equivalent to what it was 50 years ago while everyone elses have fallen without unions that have powerful leverage. Then they are known for being pretty right leaning in general. Add to all that the massive shows that get put on with funeral processions and televised masses that go on for hours. That being said they did die. Firefighters I feel a bit worse for as they by and large do not hurt people in their role and do save them. Cops are harder as people they shoot never were given a shot to lead lives with the largess they have and no public displays are put on for their funerals. I don't really want anyone dieing unecessarily but I also want a society that is far more equitable.

  • I don't see the train as the problem in this scenario. Its not wasting gas the cars are. That being said there should be no train crossings they should all have bridges or such.

  • im not a big wine and bear with cooking person although my wife loves it. I always feel any flavor it adds is psychological.

  • its kinda a nod to a simpsons episode where the peg legged captian says he doesn't do that and follows up. on land.

  • When I was young working almost any food job came with free food and over time they became more restrictive on it. In college it was the main perk of working the dorm cafeteria. Buying food is expensive but if you can afford it and enough options are close to your work, its kinda nice to get something you feel like at the moment. My go to for bringing to work was rice or pasta dishes in a glass container that had a plastic seal lid. Only works if you have a fridge though. Is there no fridge given you can't bring stew? Or no microwave?

  • ugh. I can't imagine injection brining that is just salt water. Honestly I can't imagine brining with just salt water. As I said in another comment we did not even know what they were doing but chicken breast just got aweful and we moved to organic at that point which seemed to be fine. We did try some of the standard chicken when its been big loss leader and it did seem a bit better so I think they backed off at some point where there must have been a peak of screwing with it.

  • I mean. women don't necessarily have to be more attrative than another to go sleep with them.

  • Im 100% straight. On land.

  • I dunno. I feel that rule is very unfair to scott.

  • see to me that sounds like guilting them into coming.

  • who gets attached to it. Its quite annoying.

  • besides what the other person said this is not just brined. Its literally injected.

  • was gonna say that was carbon although I forgot if if was dioxide or monoxide. I thought it was di.

  • I was going to respond to the person because if the alergy is not life threatening I certainly will try again very few years.

  • this is what got the wife and I to start gettin organic which dod not seem to get the injections. Normal chicken was so bad my wife started callin it frankenchicken. We have noticed they must have backed off a bit as we have gotten it once or twice on extreme loss leader sales and it was not quite as bad as we remember. Still the organic seems better and the cost is offset by actually getting meat instead of water.

  • yeah im not sure if that is before or after my time but 100% when I was reading it was considered and alloy with vibranium although maybe the admantium part was some admantium precursor given the timeline of when admantium came on the field but im sure it was considered an alloy of both.

  • yeah so think of every 3 or 4 people you know and toss one of them. That is chilling. I live in a complex with several buildings so just blast one of the buildings right out of existence. The fact they mention texas though makes me think this is all eventually going to be turned around action wise to elections. Texas wants to make their vote based on land rather than population so that dense urban centers can be disenfranchised.

  • I was not really suggesting reproducibility defines reality just its kinda similar in the way the average persons day to day and view of reality is more influenced by what actually works and is present whereas the higher level research scientific level is on observation and math. Quantum mechanics is in a wierd space as its math is solid and technology has been able to be made based on it or at least it explains things we do observe at the macro scale while not being able to observe the quantum level. You conversation really feels like an llm. Im not accusing but you are either really trying to follow something like the dialectic or your an llm or your copying and pasting into an llm. Even with the dialectic though it would not have the non relavent bits that llm's like to use.

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