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Coldwar timewarp posted:Lol, the horror of unaffordable property! You can always pocket 200k of equity and go to Pennsylvania or something. That said, glad it’s not here, for the same reasons you are upset. Weren't you literally just complaining about this? You seem confused
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Hey guys! https://twitter.com/7NewsSydney/status/1058823955841114112?s=19 The CHUD Virus is spreading please help
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Don Dongington posted:Hey guys! it's australia, it spread completely like 150 years ago
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Milo and POTUS posted:Armed veterans everywhere. 22 a day isn’t winning hard enough.
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Mr. Nice! posted:22 a day isn’t winning hard enough. JFC
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Mr. Nice! posted:22 a day isn’t winning hard enough. lmao
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psydude posted:Amazon is in advanced talks to open HQ2 in Northern Virginia (specifically Crystal City) FUCKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK. Well it was fun living in my house that had the sweet view of the DC skyline while it lasted. Though my landlord said he'd sign a two year lease with me this weekend, maybe I call him tomorrow and push that through now to lock in my rent. He also said he'd let me vacate with two months notice if my wife and I decide to buy a house in the next couple of years, so he's a cool landlord but fuckkkk paying any more in rent.
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Mr. Nice! posted:22 a day isn’t winning hard enough. 
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McNally posted:Are you saying someone working in the DC area should buy a house in PA and commute or that they should quit their job and move to PA and also find a new job there? You realize there are plenty of people that live in Adams and York Counties and commute to Baltimore/DC right (Being dead serious BTW. Previous coworker had worked at Bechtel and drove to Hagerstown where they had a Vanpool that took then the rest of the way) SquirrelyPSU fucked around with this message at 13:08 on Nov 4, 2018 |
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SquirrelyPSU posted:You realize there are plenty of people that live in Adams and York Counties and commute to Baltimore/DC right The mere concept of driving that entire stretch of 70 and 270 every day makes me want to claw my eyes out.
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SquirrelyPSU posted:You realize there are plenty of people that live in Adams and York Counties and commute to Baltimore/DC right I've known some of these people. They were loving miserable and usually had health problems from sitting in their car for 4.5 hours each day. Like yeah I get that you can have a million acres and a sweet Texas sized house in Chambersburg for what you'd spend on 20 acres and a normal sized house in Frederick, but what's the point if you're never home/too fat to enjoy it?
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psydude posted:I've known some of these people. They were loving miserable and usually had health problems from sitting in their car for 4.5 hours each day. Like yeah I get that you can have a million acres and a sweet Texas sized house in Chambersburg for what you'd spend on 20 acres and a normal sized house in Frederick, but what's the point if you're never home/too fat to enjoy it? Completely agree and not advocating. Just saying that its enough of a thing that it shouldn't be taken as some sort of absurdity. To further drive the point home, Franklin County has its own Metropolitan Planning Authority because of the atypical nature of its transit patterns and coordinates with Maryland SHA on projects.
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I'd assume work from home opportunities would start to be a more common thing as traffic increases except for service jobs, but then again it's not called wage slavery for nothing.
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Defenestrategy posted:I'd assume work from home opportunities would start to be a more common thing as traffic increases except for service jobs, but then again it's not called wage slavery for nothing. This might be the thing that pisses me off the most about the hateful cyberpunk future. I've bitched about it before I know that
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Operation faithful patriot lmfao. Who gets to pick the names?
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That sounds like something I'd expect to hear Pence say, so it's probably a round robin in the oval office until Donnie's happy.
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Milo and POTUS posted:This might be the thing that pisses me off the most about the hateful cyberpunk future. I've bitched about it before I know that Unfortunately, aside from call centers and other stuff, there isn't really a way to make service jobs WFH, so they'd just become automated out of existence.
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It's either Pence or some other evangelical political appointee. Mattis would call it something like Operation Fine, Whatever, Stop Calling Me.
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Operation Unfaithful Husband is more like it.
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LingcodKilla posted:Operation Unfaithful Husband is more like it. I was talking about it purely from Mattis's point of view.
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Putting concertina wire along the rio. That’s certainly not going to just turn into free razor wire to go around cartel compounds or just rust and get buried in dunes for 10 years before some kid gets maimed falling into it.
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Vasudus posted:It's either Pence or some other evangelical political appointee. Mattis would call it something like Operation Fine, Whatever, Stop Calling Me. I remember reading a while back that combat operations are supposed to be two randomly chosen words. Maybe they should start doing that for peacetime operations as well.
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psydude posted:I remember reading a while back that combat operations are supposed to be two randomly chosen words. Maybe they should start doing that for peacetime operations as well. Man, Operation Iraqi Freedom sure was lucky they drew those two words for it!
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Matt Ridgeway's first operation in Korea in 1951 was "Operation Killer" and some people complained. Matt was like, huh, it's what we're gonna do.
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Vasudus posted:Modern day combat operation names are always super patriotic and lame. May as well call it "Operation Second Coming" or some other Evangelical apocalyptic bullshit. Operation Final Judgement?
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In not at all surprising, and still infuriating news out of Georgia https://thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/414748-kemps-office-opens-investigation-into-georgia-democrats-for-possible
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BigDave posted:May as well call it "Operation Second Coming" or some other Evangelical apocalyptic bullshit. They should call it what it is. Operation Free Applebees Operation Job Creator Operation Holy poo poo, You're hosed Now, Habibi Operation This Money Ain't Gonna Burn Itself Operation LOL Single Payer Operation I Don't Believe in Anything, I'm Just Here for the Violence Operation Fourty Thousand for a Toilet Seat etc.
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Vasudus posted:They should call it what it is.
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not caring here posted:Operation No-bid Contract Now now, we've moved on past no-bids. Now we just shape the contract so that only one company has any chances of meeting the RFP requirements and they just so happen to be the one to score the highest!
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Syrian Lannister posted:In not at all surprising, and still infuriating news out of Georgia How is it that Georgia is ground zero for one of the most blatantly, openly corrupt GOP campaigns? The stories coming out of that state are absolutely insane.
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Syrian Lannister posted:In not at all surprising, and still infuriating news out of Georgia At this point it's basically expected that Republicans will do these kinds of bullshit investigations on their political opponents. Just curious when Strong Daddy's rhetoric pushes them over the edge and they start going for the real deal of politically motivated arrests. They're already pretty far down the path of voter suppression and "our enemies are illegitimate law breakers".
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Thalantos posted:Man, Operation Iraqi Freedom sure was lucky they drew those two words for it! Nah, it was in relation to Odyssey Dawn. People were freaking out about the title implying that the US was going to get into another quagmire in Libya until the Pentagon pointed out it was randomly generated. I guess in the end it still resulted in a quagmire, but the US only wound up losing Benjamin Ghazi.
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https://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2018/11/atlantic_city_police_officer_sterling_wheaten_cast.html Feds indicted a NJ cop for falsifying records and putting his K-9 unit on an already subdued suspect, resulting in 200 stitches. So the police union is holding a fundraising benefit for him. The union president is one of the cops who was present at the scene. “A few bad apples” is bullshit.
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Fallom posted:How is it that Georgia is ground zero for one of the most blatantly, openly corrupt GOP campaigns? The stories coming out of that state are absolutely insane. Because the Republican candidate is also in charge of the election? It's like putting a KKK wizard in charge of a civil rights committee.
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