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Mental health care should be more easily accessible in terms of cost, effectiveness, and lowering the stigma around it.
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93 octane is $2.40 in Houston metro today.
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Turned in the WRX for a 10th gen Civic Si.
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yes
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I'm at upper 180s, target weight is 170-175. 5'9"
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so when another achool shooting happens but the perpetrator is a teacher, how will they spin that out?

or when a school shooting happens because a student wrests a teacher's gun away from them and uses it to shoot everyone up? that will happen if teachers have to be armed.

This. Get a student pissed off/unstable enough, there's a better than even chance that this will happen, or the teacher will shoot the student, which results in a best case scenario of their intended target being hit.
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Genuine question, are superdelegates a factor in 2020 or did they get rid of that, I heard talk, so idk where that is

Superdelegates will no longer vote on the first ballot.

I think if it's held today, there's at least a good chance he can win.

Just cause there's no one else whose compelling.

I don't see how the country affords to pay for free college though. Health are should be the priority

Dialing back our active foreign involvement with military (very slim dialing back, mind), along with some hard regulations on administrator and athletic spending/priority would handle 4 year degrees.
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Dr. Pepper or Big Red, with some beef or turkey jerky.
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I had a Challenger with a 6 speed that was a supremely comfortable cruising car, actual room for four adults, and was an all around joy to own.

It did "handle" like a tank, to put it generously.
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On the left, where it should show my account menu (subscriptions, history, etc...) is nothing.
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My ex's friends were perverted enough to put me to shame.
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I hated the wiimote controls for Prime 3, and I was a massive fan of Prime 1 and 2.
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$7500 every other week. Oh darn, what ever will I do?
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They need to do something about lithium use though
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On the flip side, I knew guys who took deliveries from Oklahoma and Texas to northern Canada, and they made ~$300k for 5-6 deliveries a year.
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Can't do any worse than truckers in Houston metro.
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IIRC, Manafort's conviction and penalties alone actually made a net profit.
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If I had multiple millions, I would dress full Wal-Mart clothing.
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Questionmarktarius posted...

Questionmarktarius posted...

That's how it would likely start, yes...
But, when you've got a large amount of people who are essentially paid to just exist, they tend to have a lot of free time for protesting.

s0nicfan posted...

Which is the hard part nobody wants to actually address when they push for universal anything: doing the leg work of deciding what is and isn't necessary. Can you imagine the outrage if a politician pushed for UBI but based that decision on assuming no smart phones, only basic cable, one used car shared among family, no high speed internet, cooking all your own meals, one child max, and rental prices vs home ownership?

Case in point.
None of those things are "basic". Maybe the cable package, but even basic cable isn't "basic".
Water, food, sanitation, shelter, heat, and maybe modest lighting. Anything beyond is a luxury.

In the US today, transportation and internet are pretty close to required.
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I'll eventually make the jump to 4K on my PC monitor when applications are a little more optimized and won't arbitrarily strain one component (say, World of Warcraft until patch 8.1 drops).
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It will be interesting to see what type of person she becomes as her term in congress goes on.
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Subcompact is too small for four people, the typical level of power of the engine that goes into them isn't enough to get a car to speed in a timely manner (exception being the dedicated 2dr sports cars and the Fiesta ST).

Compact is about the right size though, in the overall balance of their size vs available power options.
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The tumor almost has the shape of a grocery store whole chicken from that angle.
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If you need a good mainstay weapon that can be crafted relatively early and painlessly, the Hek and the Soma are solid opener performers.

Also, you aren't that far in the game, but there's another augment type that only works on rank 30 gear.

If you find weapon mods that are +elemental and +status chance, those will sell for a pretty penny. There's the lightning version of those for Rifle, Shotgun, and Secondary farmed on a Hive type mission on Eris, which are the hardest to get and will be the most valued.
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You can trade for platinum to expand your storage space, not just buy it.
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Showing a willingness to give even 3/5 of a damn is more than enough for entry level jobs
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Securing an interview is really difficult for me.

Actually interviewing is extremely easy.
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I currently live in far south Houston metro, just over a year now.
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KILBOTz posted...

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clearaflagrantj posted...

Darkman124 posted...

i just buy used and call it a day.

used market isn't quite as bad now as it was 5 years ago.

> super wealthy literal rocket scientist drives reasonable '08 Hyundai Sonota

Why not?
Leave new cars to the suckers.

Alpha218 posted...

But sure, Im supposed to buy American. Im fine with my Subaru Impreza thanks.

It was probably made in Kentucky anyway.

I think so actually. Thing is if American car makers dont want to make a reliable car for someone like me then Im not obligated to buy from them. They already know what happened the last time they pulled this.

Most American V8s are very reliable.

True, the US companies know how to V8, with a smattering of decent V6 engines. For other 6 cylinders, as well as 4 cylinders, Japan has those pretty well on lock.
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You know, I normally support the death penalty, but I think life in prison with no parole would actually be worse for this guy. Let's go with that.
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I'm really not sure why the US companies can't figure out the formula for good compact and midsize cars. Good chassis + responsive engine + reliability + a few creature comforts = good car in those segments.
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Underwear. I even had trouble sleeping naked when I was with my ex.
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What is the reason for Bethesda not wanting FO76 on Steam?

Steam's refund process is streamlined, universal, and pretty openly no questions asked as long as it falls within baseline parameters. Exactly something a game company who released a horrid mess wouldn't want to foot the refund bill for.
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Part of the problem on Bethesda's end is that there's documentation of customer service starting to process a person's refund, via e-mail, before getting shut down.

ooooooo

source, please.

https://www.spieltimes.com/news/bethesda-promised-refund-on-fallout-76-then-bailed-out-the-next-day/
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Dunno, but since it was large enough that Mueller declared it a breach, he can't even be safe from a Trump pardon since he's facing state level charges as well.
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Part of the problem on Bethesda's end is that there's documentation of customer service starting to process a person's refund, via e-mail, before getting shut down.
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CloneTheHero posted...

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I dunno man I'm rocking my 94' Ranger regardless until I can save up for something with AWD and good gas mileage.

new generation ranger about to come out... bronco in 2020 too.

I wouldn't trust a turbo 4 in a truck application. If I were getting a "small" truck, I'd get a Taco or a new Ridgeline.

i dont really get caught up in all that specification mumbo jumbo. if i can get a reliable truck with good mpg im good.

The turbo 4 specification is why the truck won't get good MPG or be reliable. For it to do work beyond passenger duty, it will have to stay in boost almost all the time. That's actually the engine that was in the Focus RS and is currently in the Mustang Ecoboost.
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RiderofHogs posted...

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Tfw you're not sure the source is exactly objective

It is in the open air and they can just stop trying to get into our country illegally.

I was referring to you gassing a roomful of people for funsies, or so you'd like to claim

I claimed that since I was a Marine and have been in a gas chamber several times so I have more of an understanding of teargas than probably every one else in this topic.

No need to go mass shooter on anyone madfoot

Also I found your shirt

Someone is mad.

...I want that shirt.
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CloneTheHero posted...

NOM posted...

I dunno man I'm rocking my 94' Ranger regardless until I can save up for something with AWD and good gas mileage.

new generation ranger about to come out... bronco in 2020 too.

I wouldn't trust a turbo 4 in a truck application. If I were getting a "small" truck, I'd get a Taco or a new Ridgeline.
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Meanwhile, 5/6 of the Japanese automakers are advancing small cars in performance, efficiency, and reliability, while gaining the sales to reflect that.
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How close are they to a real world deployment of one of these electrolyzers?
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Zikten, you're dancing a little too hard. I would say quit while you're ahead, but you might be just a smidge across that threshold now.
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FF13 is cancer on the gaming world for sure. They did well on graphics, decent on music, and everything else is horrible.
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monkmith posted...

booboy posted...

And you still don't know shit about firearm sales. Unregistered =/= passing a background check. Even most firearm sellers will still do a background check at a gun show. Source - I bought my AR-15 at Wanenmacher's gun show (biggest one in the US btw), did background check at purchase.

i feel like you're talking out of your ass...

come to virginia, the gunshows are loaded with booths that sell without background checks.

edit: looked it up since i dont know gun laws in flordia. you're either lying or you bought from a licensed dealer since the private sellers dont require them...

Florida? Really? Try Tulsa, OK. I've never once been to Florida in my life.
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monkmith posted...

booboy posted...

And you still don't know shit about firearm sales. Unregistered =/= passing a background check. Even most firearm sellers will still do a background check at a gun show. Source - I bought my AR-15 at Wanenmacher's gun show (biggest one in the US btw), did background check at purchase.

i feel like you're talking out of your ass...

come to virginia, the gunshows are loaded with booths that sell without background checks.

Considering you already stated that buying the two receiver assemblies would bypass a background check, and then went on to say that unregistered and bypassing a background check were the same thing, you have less than zero room to accuse someone of talking out of their ass.

Even more, I actually named a (huge) gun show that did background checks at point of sale, what are your sources?
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monkmith posted...

Youngster_Joey_ posted...

monkmith posted...

thats a cute way to circumvent a background check...

ITP: I don't know shit about firearm sales

https://www.80-lower.com/blogs/80-lower-blog/how-to-build-your-own-ar-15-legally-and-unregistered

yes, its still easier to just go to a local gun show and buy from a guy at a stall if you need your unregistered gun.

And you still don't know shit about firearm sales. Unregistered =/= passing a background check. Even most firearm sellers will still do a background check at a gun show. Source - I bought my AR-15 at Wanenmacher's gun show (biggest one in the US btw), did background check at purchase.
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You can do it, easily. Just line both pinholes up between the upper and lower, slide the two pins in, and the rifle is fully assembled at that point.
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monkmith posted...

thats a cute way to circumvent a background check...

The lower will trip a background check.

EDIT - Also with either skilled fingers or a small metal screwdriver to act as a pusher, it's literally a sub 30-second assembly.
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I owned a 2006 325. It was brilliant when it worked, but that was not often.
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