aestra

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by aestra 12y ago
Wow, that's the first time I've heard of Venmo! Personally, I prefer to keep my phone and my banking completely separate. Actually, the only "important" account I log into on my phone is my email. Anything else? I'l
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by aestra 12y ago
Do you guys think hoarding has something to do with the consumerist culture we live in today? What's with the downvote? It was merely a question to spark discussion about the topic at hand. I am really interested in people's opini
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by aestra 12y ago
Me too, kinda. I mean I eventually (through trial and error) noticed it brought up a menu, but god that's not in any way obvious at first. It is funny because until I read something about it I didn't even know what it was supposed
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by aestra 12y ago
Try asking an American what this picture means - http://www.slate.com/content/dam/slate/archive/2010/03/1_123... Most people would know that means "exit" but in true American fashion
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by aestra 12y ago
Maybe I am missing something but I still can't understand why Nelson Mandela won the peace prize when he founded Umkhonto we Sizwe.
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by aestra 12y ago
Why? The strong taste? Well my sister used to be absolutely obsessed with olives when she was very very young. I never understood it myself, I didn't like them as a kid. I tried them again in adulthood and loved them. I could easily ea
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by aestra 12y ago
The prevalence of Japanese restaurants in the US in recent times disagrees with you.* *I don't know how authentic these are.
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by aestra 12y ago
My bed time was 8:00pm for the longest time (until I was in 6th grade - then it moved to 9:00). It isn't out of the question she is going to bed at the proper time. But yes, the National Sleep Foundation says 11-13 hours of sleep a nig
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by aestra 12y ago
I used to have this issue with mushrooms. I mostly got over it by introducing a small amount of mushrooms (buried in other veggies) with my meal. First uncooked (because the texture is not as revolting uncooked) then cooked. Then I emphasiz
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by aestra 12y ago
So follow a couple simple recipes at first. You'll learn from experience about what fits your tastes, what goes into a dish, how heat interacts with food in different ways, what you prefer, which techniques work for YOU, what fit into
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by aestra 12y ago
Wonder how much he paid for it.
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by aestra 12y ago
In Gmail - Click on "more" then "filter messages like these" as so - http://i.imgur.com/OdJpKoE.png and set messages from that sender to be automatically deleted.
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by aestra 12y ago
And here I was wondering why a few months ago legit emails that I asked for were starting to show up in my spam folder, including all the facebook emails I asked facebook to send me. (I don't log into facebook so if someone messages me
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by aestra 12y ago
Insurance companies are the absolute worse about that. I'm shopping around for insurance and get 10 quotes. Then I'll pick one company to go with and sign up. I'll either do it online or I call a rep to finish the signup. Now
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by aestra 12y ago
"Everyone" is a far stretch. More like "people who like to (or don't mind) managing their finances at a finer level and also don't spend above their means." Which is maybe 35% of the American population. Some p
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by aestra 12y ago
Short term rentals have been illegal in San Fran since (I believe) the 80s. Running a hotel without paying hotel taxes and following other regulations is generally illegal. It surely is also is against local zoning regulations. I think zoni
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by aestra 12y ago
Here's some guests who caused some problems. http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-airbnb-party-hou... http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/unexpected-sex-party-des... http:/&
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by aestra 12y ago
That's called civil disobedience. I consider it more legit if it is done by individuals for social change rather than for profit companies to make money.
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by aestra 12y ago
I turn my phone off in unfamiliar cities to save battery for GPS. I turn my phone off at movie theaters and airplanes. I rarely keep bluetooth on to save battery (I don't really use it save for once in a while) and I also quite often t
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by aestra 12y ago
Discover will give you a new CC every time you want to change the design on it, which you can choose from several. :)
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by aestra 12y ago
The big problem with debit cards is if you get it stolen then your money is taken. Sure you'd get it back eventually, but until them you don't have access to your own money and can't spend it.
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by aestra 12y ago
Well I have no fewer than 4 checking accounts. I have a debit card for all them. I don't use any of the debit cards except at the ATM once in a while so I could probably go without three of them on my person. Then I have 4 credit cards
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by aestra 12y ago
Zip code 12345 is only used by General Electric though. :(
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by aestra 12y ago
Jesus. Nobody said nature wouldn't adapt. I'm saying that there WILL BE unintended consequences. That are unknown.
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by aestra 12y ago
I just did the whole change of address thing and I don't remember having to ask for an "extension" for the second 6 months, just 12 months for everyone. Looks like I'm right. https://moversguide.usps.com/
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by aestra 12y ago
Impossible. Even if we could nobody knows the full extent of the ecological role of mosquitos. When you are talking about ecology there are too many variables to know them all.
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by aestra 12y ago
Long ago debunked rumors spread just as fast. When I was in MIDDLE SCHOOL two decades ago there was a rumor spreading around saying gangs kill people who flash their headlights at cars who drive around without their lights on at night. Acco
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by aestra 12y ago
? USPS forwards mail for 12 months, not 30 days (the exception being magazines - you get 60 days for them)
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by aestra 12y ago
Haha! 90210 is my default fake zip code. I worked at a retail store one summer in college and they started making us put the customer's zip code in before ringing them up. At first I asked them but often time they'd get all annoye
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by aestra 12y ago
>My understanding: Living together like a married couple long enough conveys actual marriage in some places in the US, various rights some other places in the US Intent and agreement is a big one, not length of cohabitation. The two both

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