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aintgonnatakeit

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    Comment #38124130

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    Comment #38077545

    Of these things, only the safety part is relevant. Commercial hiccups like the rest are perpetrated by a different part of the organization.

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    Comment #38050900

    [flagged]

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    Comment #37835731

    Perhaps you meant to say that you’re happy they’re moving back toward broadly appealing topics instead of those resembling a rather small part of the population.

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    Comment #37652450

    Inmates describes most public school children pretty well though. You got your locked doors, your tall fences, your armed guards, and a limited time to spend in the yard…err playgr…

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    Comment #37530821

    Sup PLA. The Chinese people are intelligent and strong. Why don’t you let them express that strength freely?

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    Comment #37508782

    Ahem, it’s a dinner jacket

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    Comment #37475398

    It’s because we want the old Twitter back. If only Threads could be that.

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    Comment #37466939

    The boomers pretty clearly want a 20-year paid vacation on the backs of everyone else. I’m not sure how the working class pays for half the population to do that.

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    Comment #37268257

    I understand that psychiatric complications are common with COVID and especially repeated exposure. If you get vaccinated, it can help. Good luck.

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    Comment #37161091

    FYI these are the maximums you can input to get the largest possible crater using this simulator.

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    Comment #37087431

    Super important https://web.archive.org/web/20100708230258/http://people.csa...

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    Comment #37049188

    In a 1.2 impact factor open access journal.

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    Comment #36822249

    Yes https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2023/07/19/ai-acto... https://www.axios.com/2023/07/18/hollywood-strike-sag-aftra-... https://www.forbes.com/sites/siladityaray/2023/0…

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    Comment #36507843

    It couldn’t happen to a more deserving company. https://twitter.com/josephazam/status/1673743222395510784

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    Comment #36507208

    No. Some of us like interacting with people. Your dystopian and lonely viewpoint does not resonate.

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    Comment #36412994

    Perhaps said individuals could show their suitability by purchasing an $8/month subscription. It should come with some kind of mark so people know you’re extra trustworthy.

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    Comment #36393426

    Maybe Oracle could sue them into staying

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    Comment #36349802

    And how long have you been experiencing these paranoid episodes? Who is “they” ?

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    Comment #36303196

    You can say Stanford. It’s ok.

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    Comment #36246068

    Right up until it kills someone. Don’t confuse “healthcare” with “medicine.”

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    Comment #36099765

    Your argument is manipulative and fallacious. I doubt you have ever subscribed to the Atlantic. 1. Authors of articles do not necessarily reflect the viewpoint of the owners of a p…

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    Comment #36085478

    RAM 1500s are truck-shaped cars. When you add in Stellantis, it’s a brand best avoided. Fun fact: 1 in 22 RAM 2500 drivers has had a DUI. Source: https://insurify.com/insights/car-…

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    Comment #35886434

    It may become familiar, but it is no less confusing. I had to read that paragraph several times to understand who “they” were.