WalrusDragonOnABike [they/them] @ WalrusDragonOnABike @lemmy.today

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If they opened outward, they'd block egress in the hallway, which would have equal or more traffick than any single room connected and will enough people in the hallway, you wouldn't be able to open the door to escape at all.

Was a bio major. But I like math/physics more than bio. Granted, I covered the quantum stuff in biophysics and an inorganic chem-like class and I only had to take the thermo part of pchem.

Still better than ochem.

Looks like 7.

As far as I know, my sperm donor doesn't have a huge family. All it takes is your one sibling to take a genetics test to no longer be an anonymous sperm donor. Same applies here. It just takes one.

Makes sense if they were caught, the system would bring a case against them. But given the facts of the case, a reasonable jury should find them not guilty.

Kinda surreal when someone gets pregnant without IVF.

Given how much CEOs are leaches on companies, it should be true as long as they don't replace the CEO.

"Removed by mod" means the comment was celebratory response.

Boss gifted me lotion once. Was kinda amusing in that it sorta was an insult, but like I sometimes bleed from how bad my skin sometimes gets so it's not like it's some secret. I think she also apologized in case it was weird.

There's always the grey market for getting raws. Of course most individuals probably don't have access to the tools and knowledge to verify purity and going from raws to safe and accurately dosed medicine is another problem. But many people were already going that route anyways before this.

Like the math kind or the chemistry kind?

If you don't want to be murder, you should just make sure no criminals are ever around you. Don't go to places like the grocery store where you're surrounded by strangers unless you want be killed. /s

It is often fun choosing to read "clicks" as "dicks" due to how similar they look. Imagin' you getting 10,000's of dicks via LoL every month.

My state pays $20/day. The last time I was summoned, the estimated cost of the commute using the IRS average is $35 (granted, that's a high estimate) and not reimbursed or compensated. Also the $20 is taxed. So it effectively cost me money to go to jury duty in my old county even before accounting for lost wages.

Tariffs were barely talked about until the day after the election for some reason. So a lot of people learned after the election....

When we don't get paid because we miss work and are dependent on that money, it can be annoying. In theory, I think it would be cool to be on a jury, but its a luxury to be able to afford to be on a jury.

Risk that something might have happened is a good enough reason for audits/recounts should be done in time to fix the election outcome, but they're not evidence that such hacks were successfully used. They just provide a mechanism that makes it possible.

Do you have a better source than the state election results websites? If the premise of the whole argument was bullet votes, but the actually numbers are <2% instead of the claimed amount, what is the evidence?