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Boywhiz88 posted:loving good. Remote start is so loving dumb. Hey rear end in a top hat, if you bundle up the way that you should in an environment that “requires” remote start, then it won’t be so critical. I have a 2001 Maxima, it’s pumping heat pretty decently by the end of the block when I turn out of my alley. But hey, maybe it’s because I don’t have a loving cargo’s van worth of empty space to heat. lol its amazing what draws out the nuts
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Dec 13, 2021 02:31
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https://twitter.com/aketch20two/status/1470118719577853958
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mouse jiggler company? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hDnfYfbGRlw
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https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-12-12/deadly-collapse-at-amazon-warehouse-puts-spotlight-on-phone-ban Just dying pinned under rubble but don't got my phone because of some rear end in a top hat in a suit who thinks workers are children
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Shame Boy posted:When I bought my car one of the line items was called a "dealer profit fee" In the 1980s, I saw that listed as "ADP" on window invoices. "Additional Dealer Profit."
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Dec 13, 2021 04:28
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I get my mouse jigglers from aliexpress
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Panfilo posted:Lol I'm sure meme police would never apply this logic to how the US can just conjure trillions of dollars out of nowhere to bail out companies and build airplanes that don't fly good. Surely covid is the only time they ever used a ton of money that came from nowhere.
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The Skeleton King posted:I'm sure meme police would never apply this logic to how the US can just conjure trillions of dollars out of nowhere to bail out companies and build airplanes that don't fly good. Surely covid is the only time they ever used a ton of money that came from nowhere. Not sure you understand the modern internet fascist if you think they don't have Opinions about government money being used to bail out (((globalists)))
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Kicked Throat posted:https://twitter.com/latimes/status/1469421394937225217 I'm surprised this isn't the accepted norm giving that healthcare pricing is opaque, arbitrary, and fraudulent.
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Dec 13, 2021 19:40
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skooma512 posted:I'm surprised this isn't the accepted norm giving that healthcare pricing is opaque, arbitrary, and fraudulent.
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Dec 13, 2021 19:44
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Thanatosian posted:The fact that the chargemaster is a loving trade secret is some real capitalism.png. Healthcare is a free market  Isn't one of the 4 aspects of a free market the availability of pricing information? No, that's communism
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Dec 13, 2021 19:50
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skooma512 posted:Healthcare is a free market No you see if we just removed these onerous regulations and government meddling the market would be free because someone could just open up their own hospital if they don't like the secret price gouging
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Dec 13, 2021 19:56
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https://www.audubon.org/magazine/winter-2021/the-internet-has-rat-poison-problem Here's a chilling failure of capitalism allowing literally anyone to buy extremely potent industrial grade rat poison online from Amazon. I myself have ordered from diypestcontrol.com before. I live in scorpion country and use one of the sprays there outdoors. Tip of the hat to Sears/Kmart for their response to the journalist
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canyoneer posted:https://www.audubon.org/magazine/winter-2021/the-internet-has-rat-poison-problem Reminder that one of the bombs that was to detonate at a mlk parade somewhere had rat poison added, probably for its anticoagulant properties
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quote:In the weeks after that initial purchase I bought more deadly poisons—lots more—to see how porous the EPA’s restrictions were when it came to online shopping. Y'know I feel like this was an unnecessary step but okay.
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Anyway locally we have a chain of DIY pest control stores that will just straight up sell you the nastiest industrial pest killers they are legally capable of selling so lol. Their radio ad is something like "Save money and use the same stuff as the pros yourself!" which always vaguely sounded like they were implying you use it like drugs.
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Dec 13, 2021 23:33
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We all knew this one was coming. Thread. https://twitter.com/NBCNews/status/1470509930352615425
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remote start is stupid and should be illegal. gently caress cars
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drat, I forgot this was the "weirdly mad at remote starters" thread. But I don't think that's the primary issue here. Edit: Wait, no. I messed up. This is the very issue that started this argument last time. I'll take an L on this one. wash bucket has issued a correction as of 00:14 on Dec 14, 2021 |
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hey, i've seen this one before in 1938!
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BARONS CYBER SKULL posted:hey, i've seen this one before in 1938! Genesplicer alt spotted
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Failed Imagineer posted:https://twitter.com/OldUnclePunch/status/1076028303906095105?t=X4UN__fLwWxjN4tgL4j2JA&s=19 Images by Tyrone Greene Dark and lonely on the summer night. Kill my landlord, kill my landlord. Watchdog barking - Do he bite? Kill my landlord, kill my landlord. Slip in his window, Break his neck! Then his house I start to wreck! Got no reason -- What the heck! Kill my landlord, kill my landlord. C-I-L-L ... My land - lord ...
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South Dakota teachers scramble for dollar bills in ‘demeaning’ game
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is TIME magazine still pretending like their "person of the year" award isn't a dignity or an honor so they can nominate hitler year after year or did they give up on that?
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Arsenic Lupin posted:We all knew this one was coming. Thread. In case you're wondering about management's response, it's, "the 5 distinct named sources who went on the record, some literally minutes after being pulled from the rubble, are lying"
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Anime Bernie Bro posted:is TIME magazine still pretending like their "person of the year" award isn't a dignity or an honor so they can nominate hitler year after year or did they give up on that? On the one hand, they didn’t give it to Osama bin Laden in 2001. On the other hand, they did give it to Rudolph Giuliani in 2001.
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30.5 Days posted:In case you're wondering about management's response, it's, "the 5 distinct named sources who went on the record, some literally minutes after being pulled from the rubble, are lying" Such an action no doubt goes against written policy, but the metrics are designed to ensure that the real policy is the one enforced. Take part of a shift off, miss your 30 day rolling productivity average kpi, get fired. I'm sure the company is thoroughly covered though.
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BARONS CYBER SKULL posted:hey, i've seen this one before in 1938! so what, I was person of the year in 2006
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Complications posted:Such an action no doubt goes against written policy, but the metrics are designed to ensure that the real policy is the one enforced. Take part of a shift off, miss your 30 day rolling productivity average kpi, get fired. I'm sure the company is thoroughly covered though. Regardless of official policy, a team leader who was there that night says in the article that everyone was totally allowed to go home. Which, when you consider that absolutely everyone is out of a job because the facility was demolished by the storm, makes that individual one of the most bootlicking humans who has ever lived.
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Our discussion of joel stein's incredible article about millenials made me research the guy, and when he left in 2017 he posted a goodbye article that I think was meant to be funny, but is one of the saddest things I've read. https://time.com/5027064/hello-i-must-be-going/ The article, and his tenure at time, began with a time science reporter angrily posting a note outside their office saying that joel stein was bringing down the quality of the time magazine news room. The article, and his tenure at time, ended with his boss saying that he hired joel stein to bring down the quality of the time magazine news room. This guy is a bojack horseman character and he doesn't even know it.
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30.5 Days posted:Regardless of official policy, a team leader who was there that night says in the article that everyone was totally allowed to go home. Which, when you consider that absolutely everyone is out of a job because the facility was demolished by the storm, makes that individual one of the most bootlicking humans who has ever lived. Reminds me of the shitheels who were ordering assaults hours before the WW1 armistice took effect Complications posted:Such an action no doubt goes against written policy, but the metrics are designed to ensure that the real policy is the one enforced. Take part of a shift off, miss your 30 day rolling productivity average kpi, get fired. I'm sure the company is thoroughly covered though. We put up a sign that says we're not liable for anything ever. THE SIGN has made it so.
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skooma512 posted:We put up a sign that says we're not liable for anything ever. THE SIGN has made it so. Also the copious bribes to the government and the legally disposable cutouts of middle management that magically take liability with them when fired.
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