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joehenriod
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Comment #26567049
Are you asking how many hours are wasted creating this or by digesting this? Because I can assure you that very little is actually spent on the creation side, which is kind of the …
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Comment #25578961
I blew an engine driving in sub zero temps when the radiator died. I only drove for about 10 minutes. Maybe this plan could work if you drove 2 minutes at a time and kept the hood …
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Comment #25578915
No, he is talking about Russia.
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Comment #24986633
It looks like this book was published and publicly available since 1957. It is definitely the reason that CIA agents now have non disclosure agreements, but is there evidence that …
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Comment #24689406
Now that the new VR Star Wars game is out...... I can imagine being in this position as my cockpit for serious lengths of time.
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Comment #15244765
Would you mind just stating what the debt was, what your payments were, what your interest rate was and what the term was compared to now? It's kind of a silly fight, and I'm sure …
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Comment #15143733
Great idea. Seems like something companies would force on workers who don't want it though.
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Comment #15143711
Removed Offensive Comment But good luck to you. Edit: You also have to beat the apr% on your credit card, probably more than 10%. And you you might have a cash advance fee on the c…
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Comment #10505293
Serious question, couldn't they have just used steel walls and grabbed the whales no problem? I see no reason that they needed to be able to see through the walls and look at the W…
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Ticketing Startup - Please Give Feedback
Ticket Cake is a new startup in the ticketing industry. I would love to get feedback about the site.
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Comment #1560360
This idea is pretty cool. I think the fee is resonable but maybe the website should use some of its income to contribute back to the dares.