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Boston was trying to hide and store wealth before the revolution and it’s still doing it to this day.

It is so common that when Massachusetts passed its billionaire tax recently, the real estate market got worried they might lose revenue.

Mine were all very connected to relaxing after a stressful time. Most weekends after working an unnecessarily stressful job. I’ve since changed careers and now they are much less common, and also a bit more random, or it’s possible I’m not identifying stressors in my life as well now.

When I was younger, aura meant I was in for 4-6 hours of intense headache afterwards (aged 14-20s). But it reduced more in my 30s and is rare now in my mid 40s.

I suppose if the advertisers were defrauded it could be, but that’s probably only something that the Ad networks could be capable of I think.

22 minutes is around the time of a 30 minute TV block after ads.

It’s ABC which is a commercial TV channel, despite its name, so I’m sure there were plenty of ads at least at both ends of the interview.

Probably more like ground beef.

This image is kinda similar to my experience. It starts as a very small spot, often just blocking a letter or 2 of a word I’m reading, then spreads out in an arc or rough circle.

One interesting thing I’ve noticed as I get older (40s), is that if I’m moving over a distinct enough pattern, like a tile floor, the area inside the aura updates slower, or lags behind the surrounding (unaffected) area.

Also as I’ve gotten older, the pain following the aura has thankfully gotten lows severe, and sometimes doesn’t happen.

I flew across country and back twice with a pack of super sharp Olfa snap off replacement blades that if forgotten were tucked into the bottom of my laptop bag.

It’s a record for that day of the year. Local weather casters have been using this for years too: News at 11, record heat coming!

It’s noteworthy, but the title could be clearer about a daily record vs overall.

Successfully argued to a majority of justices that they installed.

These storage units are usually at gas stations though, which are kinda dumb to be smoking anywhere near IMO. But I still see people doing it now and then. Usually gas station employees.

Figured Ben would be going a different direction with the theoretical ground hole…

I’m a couple hours from your border and will be walking through the woods to claim asylum if shit gets bad.

This has graphic design intern written all over it.

Source: was a graphic design intern many moons ago and did terrible work for bad clients early on.

Yeah Wellington is a sandwich. So are hotdogs and hamburgers (when sandwiched between bread). Wellingtons as just meat uncrustables (RIP).

A local icecream place that also had goats and ducks was fucking setting them off right over the goat pen. They were sprinting from shelter to shelter inbetween explosions.

I don’t plan on going back there now. It’s a shame because it’s one of the better shops nearby.

I’m kind of coming around on the idea of liberal/progressive gun ownership. Maybe we should start hitting the gun shows and buying them off the cons. If we have enough to scare them, maybe we can get some sensible gun laws passed too, then turn them all in like Australia did.

But only if we can follow the example of Swiss-like compulsory service and training. I have some liberal friends who I do not want handling guns.

Edit to add: I have some conservative acquaintances that also shouldn’t be anywhere near firearms either, but of course they already own dozens.

How about a nite-lite?

Trump refused to call in the same National Guard that has beaten up the BLM protesters the summer before.

What about Sneakers? Or maybe The Net?

If it’s not in those surely it must have been in NCIS a few dozen times.