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somecallitblues

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    Comment #37653920

    The seat collar also probably has the max torque printed on it. <<<< Nope. There's no need for a torque wrench on that one.

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    Comment #24250948

    I don’t know why they’re downvoting you. Europe did fuck all. Shame on them!

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    Comment #23251988

    I wish they would fix Outlook’s HTML rendering instead.

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    Comment #22521748

    I’m sorry to say this but your site may only be appealing to you. Even though it will render on Commodore 64.

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    Comment #22259718

    An interesting one to me was always this Italian comic that was extremely popular in Yugoslavia but hardly anywhere else. It’s called Alan Ford https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan…

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    Comment #22142322

    Cryptic you were.

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    Comment #21075893

    True that. AWS is on the list as well which is quite odd.

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    Comment #20534665

    Hear hear! Fuck yeah!

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    Comment #20513161

    They need a solid war with Pakistan to bring things back to normal. That’s unless they send their women to fight for them.

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    Comment #20446012

    After dealing with Microsoft’s subpar effort in porting their apps to Mac you won’t find too many people who will enthusiastically install another MS product on their Mac. Especial…

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    Comment #20342974

    I get an email a day from an Indian company offering their services and Django and Python are never a part of their skill set. When I looked for a Django dev on Upwork there were v…

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    Comment #20087815

    Chat is awesome. Personally I love it. You get to talk to someone in real time. What's not to like about it. I'm not sure why the OP is so revolted by it. Maybe remove the sound bu…

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    Comment #20056869

    This is my take: Since China has had US military bases in its backyard for the past 70 years it finally feels that it’s big enough to flax some muscle in Pacific. Hence they’re doi…

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    Comment #19925032

    I wouldn’t stick my hand in your pocket! :)

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    Comment #19786792

    Drugs are bad mkaaaay

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    Comment #19547326

    But then you’re in Microsoft echo system. No bueno.

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    Comment #19451832

    You nailed it. It’s cheap to borrow money and if you have a large deposit you can get a mortgage which your tenants will be paying off. Then you buy another. In Australia you can a…

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    Comment #19451728

    Why would you think they haven’t thought about it? Sounds like a great plan.

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    Comment #19451671

    Sydney is a great example of where that doesn’t work. There’s a crane every 100 meters here and everyone but people with loads of money or rich foreigners is priced out.

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    Comment #19451593

    Best comment here. Sydney AU has the same problem. The government is addicted to stamp duty and doesn’t want to do anything about the negative gearing and other handouts for the ri…

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    Comment #18381530

    What a troll this David is.

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    Comment #18353310

    That was indeed some shit analogy.

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    Comment #18335577

    A lot of electronics are just rebranded Chinese goods. I remember some years back a DLink, Netgear, Netcomm etc. modem routers all came from the same supplier in a different case. …

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    Comment #17826424

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    Comment #17122281

    They’ll drive it into the ground like what they did with Business Catalyst. The things will get stuck in middle management who doesn’t know web.