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I have been making contributions to the sub I created. Posts occasionally reach the fp with some upvotes and comments.

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I haven’t been active lately tho

Bro I re-created that sub here a couple months back. Hasn’t caught traction yet

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Damn that’s some god awful placement. Please have Airbnb reimburse mental therapy fees

I remember watching the first season. It wasn’t bad but also not good, far from the best. It’s hardly memorable. I do remember lines and dialogue were kind of forced or not cohesive.

Your fate has been decided by the app. You must accept the decision to Discard.

(also this is some software gore)

Israel government taking a page out of the Nazi playbook during the Holocaust

The Bernie Madoff sequel is looking so bland. Same shit. Different grifter.

Is it a swap of the 2G/3G module? Or is it a full replacement of the meter?

Ford puts printing

As an American, I already know the cost of this procedure is going to be in the millions. Insurance companies will moan and cry about experimental treatments not covered for at least a decade.

Only the rich and powerful will be paying out of pocket to extend their lives with genetically modified pig hearts.

The heart xenotransplant was finally performed by the UMMC cardiac transplantation team on January 7, 2022. That morning, the heart was removed from a 1-year-old, 240-pound genetically modified pig supplied by regenerative medicine company Revivicor.

source: https://www.umms.org/ummc/pros/physician-briefs/transplant/heart-transplant/porcine-to-human-cardiac-xenotransplantation

Very good news. Tired of giving money to the tax prep vampires. But initial roll out is for simple tax situations (W-2 and deducting student loan interest).

Why can’t this program also apply to selling of stocks/options as well? This information is already furnished to the IRS

if you live in a food desert where the only options for food are the gas station or the dollar store. There’s often no choice.

Lifestyle can play a role in being healthy but choice of good food is the catalyst for changing your lifestyle. The “ultra processed” garbage is cheap energy at best and has you continually reaching for that cheap energy and promoting a generally unhealthy/inactive lifestyle.

I think this assumes the restaurant is properly maintaining the ventilation system. I remember a couple of restaurants I worked at the grates were rarely changed out. The one time we did a proper cleaning the fucking things were caked with fat deposits and other crap. Took a power washer and some caustic industrial cleaner to get them to a decent state.

The large black neighborhoods were replaced by highways before cities could replace them with Central Park-esque projects

Answer “yes” and a trap door is activated and you are sent directly to Guantanamo Bay for further processing by “Big Bob” and his cock meat sandwich.

Cash for kids all over again.

I wonder if the same levels of pollutants are found in restaurants. Most if not all restaurants use gas stoves. The ventilation systems are usually multiple orders of magnitude better than what a typical household would have available.

Having worked in a few restaurants, the vent systems are usually placed above the stoves but the vent itself is kind of high up. It’s definitely capturing the fumes from the cooking process itself, but not clear if it’s also capturing the pollutants from the stove while it’s on.

There definitely has to be some spillage into the kitchen. More than using a laboratory grade ventilation hood but less than the typical gas stove in a typical household.

Health insurance companies probably finding some obscure study to deny claims for Paxlovid. Or just follow UHC claim practices. Deny all claims initially. Slow roll it.

Patient either gives up or pays out of pocket.

Because commercial real estate is suffering. Got to pump the usage rates and occupancy numbers so the REITs can be rated AAA for investors!!1