Too high or too low can be dangerous, and there’s different varieties of diabetes that make one or both swings more likely/dangerous.
Too high or too low can be dangerous, and there’s different varieties of diabetes that make one or both swings more likely/dangerous.
the number industry
All I can think of is a gruff, blue collar worker coming home, covered in oil stains. He hangs up his hardhat and lunch pail at the door. “You would not believe the day I had!” He says, “Some jackass put the 9 dies in the 6 press, and I had to spend all morning trying to pry open the hydraulics without fucking them up. After all that, I get a call that the serifs are too long on the ones and they’re getting sorted as sevens!”
You could always just buy any TV with an an analog tuner and watch whatever’s on the air these days.
The “disbanding” of the pandemic response team is largely misrepresented. I don’t disagree with the rest, or see how it’s at all relevant to the current conversation.
I like how you’re so high up on your horse that not only does is your team too good to have enemies, you can doublethink away any use of the term as impersonal.
I genuinely don’t care.
Everyone who doesn’t stand behind me absolutely is my enemy.
I could have sworn Ds wanted muted mics because trump was just talking over everyone and trampling the debate structure?
It’s not elitism… It just costs more to turn food into something it isn’t than it does to turn it into something it is.
If I wanted to make a bag of beefroccoli to help vegans transition into eating meat, it would cost a fortune!
It’s worth noting that vegan and gluten free foods are not more expensive… Substitute foods are
this is hard work
Cool, so it is commerce, then? Subject to laws and regulations?
https://amedia.concealedcarry.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/12135010/atf-braces.jpeg these are just some of the gun laws you can accidentally break… And some of those “legal” options have been flip-flopped in recent years based on meandering policy decisions by the ATF.
It’s very rare that people who wish that “guns were regulated like x” or “can’t believe that guns are less regulated than y” have very little knowledge of what gun laws actually are like at the federal level, much less the archipelago of state laws.
I give it about 4 minutes before airlines add a completely unrelated fee and a credit for not picking seats.
Not quite right. The gyroscope tracks rotation. It’s really good at telling when your phone is making rapid turns, but has a a really hard time knowing the difference between a stationary phone and one that’s turning very slowly. It also can’t tell which direction it’s starting from.
The accelerometer is used to tell which way is down, by averaging the acceleration of gravity over time. It can get confused while the phone is in motion, but when things slow down it keeps the gyroscope from wandering around.
The only exception to point a gun at somebody is to protect life. If you can’t film a shot without pointing a real gun at someone, that shot doesn’t need to be made.
The actor that played gimli is over 6 foot tall. There’s never been a 200 foot tall lizard attacking Tokyo. You can shoot a movie with guns safely without violating the most basic safety rules.
If you hire roofers, tell them to fuck off when they give you a safety orientation, and you’ve already seen them drop two hammers off the roof, can you really say it’s not your fault when you get clobbered?
or am I just deficient?
More than one thing can be true. “My brother” “her brother” and “our brother” are all equally valid assuming the three people are siblings.
You completely lost me in that third paragraph, though.
But more importantly, I’m furious that infinite excluded hugh