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Trixie Hardcore posted:Growing up in the south I thought it was totally normal that when you meet someone new they will almost immediately ask you what church you go to. Still think about "What high school did you go to?" after my year in St. Louis almost a decade ago. And while we're recommending books, just want to re-recommend Walter Johnson's The Broken Heart of America for the new thread. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/51343985-the-broken-heart-of-america Not sure if I've ever enjoyed a book more. Basically A People's History of the United States told through a people's history of St. Louis and Missouri. Why Am I So Tired has issued a correction as of 19:40 on Apr 1, 2022 |
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You had my interest until you said it was about Missouri
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Why Am I So Tired posted:Still think about "What high school did you go to?" after my year in St. Louis almost a decade ago. This is a Hawaii thing too.
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Business Gorillas posted:Remembering the time when I interviewed someone in collections that talked about how she refused to get the vaccine because the guidance of her lord Jesus Christ. I asked her how Jesus would have felt about her career in usury and she went cross-eyed in the middle of the interview lol
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Does anyone have a relatively up-to-date graph showing the correlation between Covid cases and posts in this thread ty if you do
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Trixie Hardcore posted:You had my interest until you said it was about Missouri Missouri loves company!
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Greg Legg posted:The rental place in my hometown would do stuff like this. The awesome thing is that I don't remember the signs being political until Trump and I imagine he's gotten more insane. I left before Let's Go Brandon really took off.
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Trixie Hardcore posted:Growing up in the south I thought it was totally normal that when you meet someone new they will almost immediately ask you what church you go to. lol Yep. I grew up in Memphis and "what church do you go to" got real awkward after I realized I wasn't into organized religion. "I dont" was a very unacceptable answer to my teachers and guidance counselor in my public school. My husband grew up in Hawaii and any time he runs into another person who also grew up in hawaii he gets the "what high school did you go to" as well.
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Greg Legg posted:The rental place in my hometown would do stuff like this. The awesome thing is that I don't remember the signs being political until Trump and I imagine he's gotten more insane. I left before Let's Go Brandon really took off. Reactionaries in the US are extremely good at taking normal peoples' interest in doing normal things, like protecting children from abuse, and using them to radicalize those formerly normal people into murderous lunatics. The Proud Boys was pretty much custom-built to take lonely Reddit guys without a social network and turn them into violent brownshirts.
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Why Am I So Tired posted:Still think about "What high school did you go to?" after my year in St. Louis almost a decade ago. Big New Orleans thing too. I think it's probably a question everywhere there are big class divides. You can tell a lot about someone's childhood by what high school they went to in New Orleans.
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PostNouveau posted:Big New Orleans thing too. I think it's probably a question everywhere there are big class divides. You can tell a lot about someone's childhood by what high school they went to in New Orleans. It's wild to watch those food shows do episodes on New Orleans and realizing that the establishments they visit are either completely white or completely black with very little in between
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PostNouveau posted:Big New Orleans thing too. I think it's probably a question everywhere there are big class divides. You can tell a lot about someone's childhood by what high school they went to in New Orleans. similar in Memphis and Rochester, both bigly segregated cities
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Pie Colony posted:finally popped hot after 2 years. entirely my fault since covid is over, but what now? what kind of doctor will prescribe me paxlovid in nyc? Thoguh posted:I found a link to a place that tracks what pharmacies have anti-COVID medications in stock. Which is pretty cool. Please do not knock over pharmacies for Paxlovid.
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mdemone posted:similar in Memphis and Rochester, both bigly segregated cities When I was a kid I obviously didn't really think about those things much but when I went back in the early 2000s I hadnt really registered that "the good high school" was only about mile from "the really bad high school" (white station vs east) I was very acutely aware though of how much difference a single block made as I grew up in old binghampton but would walk to overton park and would ooo and aw at the estates around there.
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that's just where to find it, which is useful (thanks) but i need the prescription first. havent seen a pcp in years
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Pie Colony posted:that's just where to find it, which is useful (thanks) but i need the prescription first. havent seen a pcp in years Do you have insurance at all? most of them will have a telemedicine option to just talk with any doctor who will prescribe you what you need after you have a confirmed positive test.
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Pie Colony posted:that's just where to find it, which is useful (thanks) but i need the prescription first. havent seen a pcp in years I would guess urgent care then? I don't live in nyc and can't recommend doctors there
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:I wonder what it's called when guys say poo poo l ike "PEOPLE WHO DON'T WORK SHOULDN'T EAT" because they think it makes them sound like Ivan Drago, when in actuality everyone else just thinks they're psychos. Diagnosis:  Therapy: 
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anecdotally, from my own childhood and my friends' experiences, a lot of the people renting storage units are trying to hold on to their furniture while they go through a (hopefully) temporary period of homelessness, so the fuckers that run those places are absolutely preying on precarity
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NYC changed their website again now a big green banner that says the current level is low lol
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^^^^ lmaoSex Arse of Calais posted:So these are not covid-related books, but imo they're both really good reads (that I'm still going through) and I personally have found them helpful/gained some perspective that has been useful in maintaining sanity during current events. It's comforting to connect to the past and see what got us through it and what didn't, how people reacted, and so on. And sometimes it's not comforting in the least but it's... humbling? At any rate I feel less alone. Trixie Hardcore posted:Seconding this rec, it's been years since I read The Worst Hard Time and it still sticks with me. Great book about people getting hosed over by the system and just having to get on with life while the air itself is hostile to their existence. Seems like a good reread now.
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silicone thrills posted:lol Yep. I grew up in Memphis and "what church do you go to" got real awkward after I realized I wasn't into organized religion. "I dont" was a very unacceptable answer to my teachers and guidance counselor in my public school. ah this takes me back. I grew up in a Catholic family in deep East Texas and was routinely told I was going to burn in hell for worshipping statues lmao Why Am I So Tired posted:Hello from Washington State We see these every time we drive up to WA, nice to see they're as unhinged as ever if not moreso
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Clark Nova posted:anecdotally, from my own childhood and my friends' experiences, a lot of the people renting storage units are trying to hold on to their furniture while they go through a (hopefully) temporary period of homelessness, so the fuckers that run those places are absolutely preying on precarity I mean it has the word "rent" in it.
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tenderjerk posted:my legal Italian Heritage
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Trixie Hardcore posted:Eugenics are legitimately popular as long as a person has convinced themselves that they aren’t in the “unfit for survival” group, the moment you start breaking down how it works and how they’re not as fit as they think suddenly eugenics is barbaric and immoral. the genius eugenicist "lets breed out compassion and cooperation from humans! I'm sure it doesn't have anything to do with our success as a species"
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Toph Bei Fong posted:Diagnosis: That reminds me, throwing this onto the book rec pile too: The Authoritarians by Bob Altemeyer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6aEaubXjWx4
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Zerg Mans posted:they keep asking me if I want to go to a Blues hockey game it’s fine, wear your respirator and don’t take it off, I went to a hockey game last week
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:that guy's been out of business for a while but his website is still up and it's a classic PostNouveau posted:Died WITH a plane crash
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Trixie Hardcore posted:That reminds me, throwing this onto the book rec pile too:  This book is awesome, and also not 1,000 pages like the first Adorno I recommended.
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Pie Colony posted:finally popped hot after 2 years. entirely my fault since covid is over, but what now? what kind of doctor will prescribe me paxlovid in nyc? any doctor can prescribe it. if you get pushback, tell them you have one of the CDC's "certain medical conditions" that put you at higher risk of complications from COVID (not judging but you almost certainly have one of these) i talked with my specialist about it a couple weeks ago and they told me "pretty much anyone with any comorbidity will qualify for paxlovid and we would recommend you take it if you ever test COVID positive" call now since you need to take it within five days of onset of symptoms
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Pillowpants posted:Everyone ignored my effort maps with nice color schemes last night, jerks 
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Ran into my work buddy at McDonald's this morning. He felt so sick on Monday, he had to go home. Said he could barely stand up and stay awake. Says he's feeling better now. I guess he didn't think wearing a mask to McDonald's would be worthwhile. Can't spread Covid right after you had it again, right? I still wear at least the KN94.
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