Hellbanevil

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by Hellbanevil 4y ago
https://www.iheart.com/content/2021-07-20-truecrimetuesday-t... Audio of incident. He played football, and had a lot of concussions. He seemed like a nice guy whom had a loose thought, and acted on it. In the air he s
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by Hellbanevil 4y ago
You are probally the exception. A guy I know said the tech is so good you let your guard down. He said there are days on 101 around 4:30 when he puts his sunglasses on and closes his eyes. He knows he taking a calculated risk. He's i
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by Hellbanevil 4y ago
I have found very few people have morals when it comes to money. I would gander 1 out of 100 refuses to do something when faced with loosing money. Psychiatrists=Most know antidepressants don't work, but they still prescribe them. (Ir
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by Hellbanevil 4y ago
I don't think there a mechanic out there who doesn't make doesn't accidentally break the integrity of those flimsy AC lines weekly. They are thin walled pipes, and connected with tiny green O-rings. There are no standards on
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by Hellbanevil 4y ago
The bigger blocks of cheese are cheaper. I've noticed not much difference in price in the small blocks (The blocks that fit in your hand. I'm to lazy to look up the weight.) are sometimes more expensive than grated, or sliced. I&#
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by Hellbanevil 4y ago
An good example is the former shipyard at Sausalito, CA. We needed ships. The government went in and built a huge shipyard. They hired private contractors, and built 24/7. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marinship
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by Hellbanevil 4y ago
I had a neighborhood cat that wanted to live with me. He introduced himself while I was working on my truck. He would literally watch me work on my truck. He was always looking on right behind me, even when under the truck. (maybe becaus
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by Hellbanevil 4y ago
Call then up, and ask for one to review. It would look good on their part if they gave you one. This is the first home robotic gizmo that caught my attention. This devise has a lot of potential uses. I bet we will see these in resturants
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by Hellbanevil 4y ago
1. I agree with you kinda. 2. Why did prices for pretty much everything go up the week, or two, after the media started talking about the war, supply chain problems, and government spending? Prices were pretty steady during Covid, at least
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by Hellbanevil 4y ago
Recreational Vechile occupants do pay direct, and indirect taxes. 1. It's not cheap to park a RV anywhere. Pretty much every road is off limits to overnight parking. Those fines are very pricy too. (Watch Something about Schmidt.)
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by Hellbanevil 4y ago
If you had a four year degree you used to be able to sit for the Realestate Broker's Exam. That ended a few years ago with yearly lobbing by brokers. Now the easiest white collar profession (8 courses that are easy) require we work fo
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by Hellbanevil 4y ago
I had a inkjet (bought for an Atari 1020?) printer in college. Four years plus graduate school, and all I needed to pay extra for was 2 ribbons which were cheap. I was concerned my instructors might question wether I typed it, or used a d
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by Hellbanevil 4y ago
My father had a liver tumor for 15 years. We all knew something was wrong, but he said his doctor said it was scar tissue from a hernia operation. At first diagnosis, the doctors told him to go home. He later got a call from a doctor who s
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by Hellbanevil 4y ago
I completely agree. I don't like the company, but see always saw it as a viable cheap alternative to pricy nicotine gum/patches. I've always felt the reason why most people fail quitting any drug America deems unsafe, is bec
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by Hellbanevil 4y ago
Nicotine has been so vilified, it's never been properly studied. I do know people with certain psychological disorders (I believe Schizophrenics) crave nicotine, and Psychiatrists don't have a clue why, like most of there art. Nic
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by Hellbanevil 4y ago
I have never seen a homeless person with even a flip phone. A friend, or actually a homeless acquaintance, of mine was charged with theft of public utilities because he was caught charging his ancient laptop into a city receptical that was
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by Hellbanevil 4y ago
A psychiatrist once told me people who had a bad childhood don't even realize it. They come into the office, and truly belive their childhood was normal. I busted a mental gasket in graduate school, and thought Therapy would fix me. I
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by Hellbanevil 4y ago
Get a state license in anything, and say you were unemployed for those resume gaps. Most license requirements are easy to fudge.
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by Hellbanevil 4y ago
No--in CA it's 1975, or earlier. It's a rediculious law because the old cars do not put that many miles on the road. I wish it was 30 years. While I'm on my soap box; Neusome (a guy I went to high school with (Redwood, and
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by Hellbanevil 4y ago
Yea, but trying to squeeze more out of the lower middle class, and poor, dosen't seem kind at this point in history. I see a lot of virtue signaling out there. Most of us can't afford a electric vechicle, and those federal credits
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by Hellbanevil 4y ago
In 50 years, I see gated communities of wealthy people being guarded by fixed mounted automatic AI controlled machine guns, or high powered lasers. We won't have hugh areas of homlessness because the powers at be will be actively using
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by Hellbanevil 4y ago
The main reason they are dark is because they are made with oil. Asphalt tiles are fairly cheap, and that's a good thing. It's the labor that makes up most of the cost of a roof. I'm trying to get up the nerve to shingle my
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by Hellbanevil 4y ago
The only thing I agree with is people got the leasure time and loved it. Most people don't enjoy their job, or jobs. Most people don't like commuting rediculious distances just to make rent, and eat. Most people realalized during
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by Hellbanevil 4y ago
If I was in charge of granting any federal grants; I would demand the recipients open source the data, and upload everything in a orderly manner. It would just be if you want this money do the above.
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by Hellbanevil 4y ago
I don't think licking butts would do it. The gastric acids in the stomach might kill most of the good stuff? Now a turkey baster with a partner whom has no STD's might be doable. I once had a perpetually happy virginal, before me
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by Hellbanevil 4y ago
Is it 40%? I guess it's herpes for most of that number?
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by Hellbanevil 4y ago
When a company can loose money on a competiting company just to drive the competing company out of business; I call that a monopoly. No not monopolies like we had like the Bell telephone, but we have 2-3 huge companies that collude and stif
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by Hellbanevil 4y ago
Mine cured up with: Glycerine soap 2x daily, benzoyl peroxide 2x daily, and sometimes erythromycin 300 mg daily, along with erythromycin alcohol wash, and sometime nitrogen facial sprays. I didn't have severe cystic acne though. Diet
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by Hellbanevil 4y ago
They don't become cynical; they just don't really give a dam about pain, unless you are a high paying client. And in this climate of all opiates are the devil, I get it. We are in a weird state in pain managment. We essentially do
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by Hellbanevil 4y ago
All I know is I'm buying Bitcoin if it gets below $1000. I made the mistake of not hooking up my rigs because I was afraid of the cost of electricity. Yes--I see it going below $1000.

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