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Comment #47389786
What scandal? Inflating share prices is standard fare.
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Comment #44947352
Oh snap!!! I think I played on T3 for a LOOONG time in the early 2000s. I once even beat Machine once. I can't remember my handle...I've had so many over the years.
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Comment #42587524
You are lost and thought DOGE was a good idea? The entire org is ketamine-fueled techbro Elon wannabes; not the best life-valuing gurus. Maybe take a Buddhist retreat for a year an…
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Comment #39911439
Constantly, like every 10k miles or once a year.
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Comment #39448717
Kettlebells may be what you seek.
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Comment #38279374
Same person.
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Comment #37651596
Interesting way to look at it; # ppl supporting the retired.
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Comment #37314172
You mean, don't pay the fines & business as usual ;)
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Comment #36766465
I have had a couple sabbaticals, and that is me around day 12.
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Comment #36766367
On a scale from Walter White to Willy Wonka, how WW are you?
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Comment #36480552
Feynman loved to go to strip clubs, so it is totally possible to be a genius and a perv. Time management is key.
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Comment #36480518
Good. Thirst is uncomfortable.
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Comment #36083561
Alternate title: “How to use Dementia to find a missing person.”
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Comment #32002141
Remember when the US went to 55 mph limit due to oil shortage?
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Comment #31665750
This sort of thing happens all the time in big cities. Person is arrested, life up ended, and charges end up being dropped or dismissed. Their personal life has suffered a major se…
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Comment #31609485
Even that poses a fun test. What flipping method is needed to ensure some level of randomness. I love that idea of a grifter being able to flip a coin as they choose.
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Comment #30617175
This is 2022, not 1990.
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Comment #30373804
Toyota's "Respect for People" was a sort of joke to me when I worked there, then I worked at Amazon and saw the opposite. Toyota is a great company to work for, albeit super boring…
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Comment #29453684
Try. I was always the smart kid. Got A-Bs without effort. I regret being lazy and not learning how to learn and work, and I wonder where I would be had I not goofed around so much.…
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Comment #29338467
All workers benefits increase with proximity to unions. Doesn't even have to be the same industry, but often it is. See: nurses and teacher unions.
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Comment #29313955
Good perspective, thank you. I am starting an indefinite sabbatical here in 2 weeks, single and no kids. I don't know what I want or need, but I know it's not 50-60 hrs/week. I als…
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Comment #28251771
I would start by presenting the Ancient Giant with a gift to earn their favor first. Some nice cheeses or chocolates, but snails and lasers are cool too.
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Comment #28217584
The American way.
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Comment #27950478
Adapt to weather is easy. Adapting our thinking...well...hasn't happened yet. We continue to bury ourselves in trash and consume our home to death.
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Comment #27057624
You mean, people are the most gullible people on the planet. I doubt California has a higher percentage of gullibles, but it certainly has more people in total.