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ADINSX posted:How are you going to get to the other side of this lake we both live on in two minutes! We've all been there kittyhawk problem: all my rich friends keep starting their boat parties without me solution:
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NoneMoreNegative posted:lol imagining the team as the Car Boys, giggling and tittering at multiple aerial commuter death "larryyyyy! this changes everything!" sergey exclaims as a kitty hawk flyer slams into a montessori school
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:i'm the first person decapitated by that thing protect your neck.
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orwell was right we love our chains
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lmao so are they actually recording every position of a person 24/7? or is that just via the phone app
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sounds more like the step counts could probably contradict what he told the cops
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yeah chasing sources gets you this article which makes it sound like it's just that it registered movements at times that were not consistent with her husband's version of events
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we laff'd at that blog post a bunch yesterday but i'm up for laffing at it more today since it's such an absurd overdesign of a machine
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for example, the custom pink silicone bootie for the drive components, what's up with that
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fits my needs posted:ummmm is mark fuckerberg trying to gently caress up achools in the Bay Area like he did on the east coast? saw something on the news He's been into charter school stuff for a while here http://www.summitps.org/whoweare Capitalism.txt
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lancemantis posted:He's been into charter school stuff for a while here lmao the charter school shitshow that is the garbage fire of louisianian education is like the easiest thing to point to when my parents ask why we're not moving back to nola but that makes sense i suppose since apparently they're havin a real hard time filling teaching positions here due to the absurd cost of living
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lancemantis posted:He's been into charter school stuff for a while here oh what the gently caress. I think there is one of these that is in my neighborhood. fuckerbeeerrrggg!!!!!!! 
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In 2003, Summit Preparatory Charter High School was born. It did not look like, act like or perform like a typical high school – as a result, all Summit students were succeeding. we kicked out all the retards and delinquents and now everyone tests well 
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:has anyone reviewed the actual juice? it's juice
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this is amazing and everyone should read it it's like someone watched one of those apple product design masturbation videos and decided that was how their entire team should actually work all the time also I hadn't realized they wanted to charge you $35 a week for hand-squeezable juice packs
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:In 2003, Summit Preparatory Charter High School was born. It did not look like, act like or perform like a typical high school – as a result, all Summit students were succeeding. vs a public non-ghetto high school where they just shove them in a room in the back hallway away from the normal students until they don't legally have to be there anymore
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The_Franz posted:vs a public non-ghetto high school where they just shove them in a room in the back hallway away from the normal students until they don't legally have to be there anymore plz don't defend charters thx
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FrozenVent posted:orwell was right more huxley than orwell really, but the key takeaway is that we live the least cool dystopian future
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Broken Machine posted:Matsushita / Panasonic was a good change. That was kind of a necessary thing though imo they should have stuck with National Panasonic H.P. Hovercraft posted:In 2003, Summit Preparatory Charter High School was born. It did not look like, act like or perform like a typical high school – as a result, all Summit students were succeeding. the fun thing is that despite charters and vouchers being able to stack the deck, they apparently turn out, nationwide, to make less progress than the normal public schools do so charters and private schools taking vouchers end up being a trap primarily for students of richer white parents who can afford the neccesary transportation etc, while the poor students stay in regular public schools and get equivalent or better education.
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:more huxley than orwell really, but the key takeaway is that we live the least cool dystopian future Yeah, they way I remember it is Orwell feared that what we fear would enslave us, whereas Huxley feared it would be what we love.
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:more huxley than orwell really, but the key takeaway is that we live the least cool dystopian future I don't know, that thing yesterday about the experimental recombinant antibody that caused all the volunteers' immune systems to go nuclear within minutes was pretty cool
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:plz don't defend charters thx
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fishmech posted:the fun thing is that despite charters and vouchers being able to stack the deck, they apparently turn out, nationwide, to make less progress than the normal public schools do and as a result they tend to not stay open for v long i can only imagine how much of a pain in the rear end it would be to apply for colleges when your Dr Moneybags High School closes its doors after you graduate or after your junior year
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:and as a result they tend to not stay open for v long luckily you're white and a legacy admit so you're fine!!
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A Buff Gay Dude posted:luckily you're white and a legacy admit so you're fine!! Worked for Jared and now he's the Shadow President!
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Glazier posted:Worked for Jared and now he's the Shadow President! checks out 
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The_Franz posted:vs a public non-ghetto high school where they just shove them in a room in the back hallway away from the normal students until they don't legally have to be there anymore here all the ~problem~ kids were mixed in with the rest of the student body and just went to the special class a few times a day and still took normal classes with everyone else, and i mean this is florida so i assume it's always doing the worst possible thing at all times compared to the other states 
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Hi, I'm mark zuvkerberg, you may know me as the Ivy League dropout with more money than god from starting a college hookup site that transitioned into a safe space for terrible political opinions that sells ads Now that I will live in opulence for eternity, let me focus on the educational experience of children I can't relate to because I grew up wealthy anyway but I must be an expert in pedagogy because I'm successful at tech
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lancemantis posted:Hi, I'm mark zuvkerberg, you may know me as the Ivy League dropout with more money than god from starting a college hookup site that transitioned into a safe space for terrible political opinions that sells ads After witnessing the murder of Elliot Sully, his CFO and friend, genius billionaire Gideon Reeves of Reeves Industries takes charge of the troubled Chicago Police 13th District and upgrades it with his company's latest technology, notably by creating the APB app that allows citizens to immediately alert the police to a crime. With the aid of patrol cop, Officer Theresa Murphy, Reeves also sets out to bring justice to his friend by finding his killer.
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ate all the Oreos posted:here all the ~problem~ kids were mixed in with the rest of the student body and just went to the special class a few times a day and still took normal classes with everyone else, and i mean this is florida so i assume it's always doing the worst possible thing at all times compared to the other states Same in California. I was a problem kid. I had to go to "resource" class with other slackers and kids with real intellectual disabilities instead of language arts in high school. We mostly hosed around on computers and watched Homestar Runner, IIRC. I made up those missed class in summer school during my junior and senior years so I could go to college. I also had to take a year of Spanish at community college during my senior year of high school because I didn't study a foreign language in high school.
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lancemantis posted:The google boys have backed a new flying car  for  you get
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