Loughla

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by Loughla 3d ago
>If that's the situation in, and it can't be stressed enough, a children soccer game It's not extremely common in my area, but it is more common than you would think. Parents treat their children like lottery tickets whe
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by Loughla 7d ago
Because if my option is to own my own land but not be able to actually make a living off of it or work someone else's land but live, I know which I'm picking. Like it or lump it. People use these sites to sell their things because
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by Loughla 7d ago
The far cry games should be good but just aren't because of the repetitive bullshit. Clutch Nixon is the only thing good thing about the last few games.
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by Loughla 7d ago
Any time I crossed a bridge near me that is kind of steep and has a structure over it, the automatic braking engaged HARD. Like hard enough that I nearly caused accidents until I figured out how to turn it off. Not great.
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by Loughla 10d ago
My local jewelers don't carry lab grown diamonds. So you might be able to, you might not.
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by Loughla 11d ago
This just opens up the door for meat that isn't inspected before sale. That's not ideal, really. There are farmers everywhere who will sell you a cow. There are small butcher shops that will process it. This is a solution in searc
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by Loughla 11d ago
Yes. And there are a ton of companies that sell just loose stones, so you can take it to a locally owned shop for the ring and setting, thereby keeping more of the money in your own community.
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by Loughla 11d ago
Except in this case, the quartz watches would be better quality than the luxury watches I'm not sure your analogy has teeth.
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by Loughla 11d ago
My spouse lost the main stone on their ring. We were able to get another that was twice the size and WAAAY better clarity and quality for about half of the price of the first one. It's astonishing that it has taken this long to have th
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by Loughla 11d ago
Sorry but no, it would be possibly obvious which it was, and that username is tied to my real life name too clearly. Summary: our message board was being used to coordinate csam, both the creation and consumption thereof. At first we just e
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by Loughla 11d ago
They buy our weapons because we make a shit ton of them. We're not great at a lot of things, but manufacturing weapons for mass slaughter is up towards the top of our specialties.
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by Loughla 12d ago
>[...] and thought, this is hilarious, I'm going to prison. I've only had one moment like this related to a site I was a moderator for back in the 00's. It's genuinely one of the most fascinating feelings, and the one
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by Loughla 12d ago
Telling someone the steps to rob a bank world probably catch you some charges, I'm assuming.
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by Loughla 12d ago
I don't know why you're being down voted. Your statement does seem to be the literal truth.
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by Loughla 12d ago
The half that supports this nonsense genuinely believes this level of corruption has always existed. They're just happy it's their team this time. I simply do not understand American politics.
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by Loughla 13d ago
Turns out Mr. Peanut looks more like the horriblye love child of a jar of mustard and a ninja turtle when I draw him.
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by Loughla 14d ago
I would pay extra because I don't want the cognitive load of haggling on the cost. When I want/need A ride, it's because I'm either overloaded, away from home, or drunk. These are three times that I didn't want to b
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by Loughla 14d ago
Tech Bros were micro dosing on lsd for the focus and creativity help. So I'm assuming those are the uses for peptides as well.
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by Loughla 15d ago
Yeah the fact that we can harness electricity and vacuum to make an indicator that just 'looks right' is kind of amazing.
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by Loughla 16d ago
But that's also just ignoring the fact that humans seem inherently drawn to the fantastic, whether in religion or something else. There isn't really any reason to believe that wouldn't have existed 40k years ago, correct?
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by Loughla 16d ago
That's actually a good point that I hadn't considered. I still maintain that deliriants are for nobody though. DMT is fine in moderation. But anything that is labeled as a deliriant will not give you any kind of joy or knowledge.
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by Loughla 16d ago
Datura is fucking dangerous. Deliriants are no joke in general. That one in particular is really dangerous because it grows absolutely anywhere and is very easy to identify. Source; chemistry was my favorite class in high school and college
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by Loughla 17d ago
I am afraid that anything created by humans will be, inherently, influenced in its ultimate development by human nature. Therefore, whatever AGI looks like will be selfish, violent, and short sighted... But our current crop of chatbots are
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by Loughla 17d ago
I don't think that's being mean at all, and it's valid. Yes that's literally why I asked it. Simple questions, here, regularly elicit long form explanations. I was interested in this topic and have no experience. So I th
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by Loughla 18d ago
EVE is on the list with Dwarf Fortress for me. I'm interested in it. I absolutely see the appeal of them, and wish I had played them instead of WoW back when I was 20. But today? Ain't nobody got time for that.
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by Loughla 18d ago
The question becomes, does it take more time to create or review in the Grand scheme of the software life cycle? Because if it's still a time saver, even with the increased review load, then it's a win, correct? I'm not a cod
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by Loughla 20d ago
How do you define 'not absolutely required'?
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by Loughla 21d ago
He is beyond human sexuality in that. Just the perfect person for that role.
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by Loughla 24d ago
It's almost like people who are simply trying to survive don't have the time, energy, or space to worry about international, or even national affairs. Weird.
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by Loughla 25d ago
It's hard to prove a negative, you know.

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