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That’s just the cost of doing business. When you soar higher than the eagles some people are going to fatally scream blood
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Feb 11, 2024 03:21
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Don't hold your breath when the plane is rapidly ascending or this could happen to you just kidding
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Feb 11, 2024 05:22
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Did his esophagus tear or something? That's horrific.
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Feb 11, 2024 06:27
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Scathach posted:Did his esophagus tear or something? That's horrific. From the description it sounds like a large artery in his head rupturing. They normally don't do that, I want to make this clear
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Feb 11, 2024 07:59
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Are we sure he simply didn't see a really hot scantily-clad woman?
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Feb 11, 2024 17:27
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He heard Jack Black singing Master Exploder
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Feb 11, 2024 17:33
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HACE and HAPE are no joke. This sounds like the guy already felt bad ahead of time though.
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Feb 11, 2024 17:39
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ThisIsJohnWayne posted:From the description it sounds like a large artery in his head rupturing. They normally don't do that, I want to make this clear That's what I was wondering. I'm running this by my ER friend, she's worked in Seattle forever and I must know wtf.
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Scathach posted:Did his esophagus tear or something? That's horrific. That is my guess. Long term alcoholics will often develop Bleeding Esophageal Varices which can spontaneous rupture. I've seen it once, the guy vomited several liters of blood in a manner of minutes. Even after working in healthcare for years, it was horrifying.
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Feb 11, 2024 19:59
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Lobok posted:Are we sure he simply didn't see a really hot scantily-clad woman? There is no record of him saying AWOOGA, so no.
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ThisIsJohnWayne posted:From the description it sounds like a large artery in his head rupturing. They normally don't do that, I want to make this clear Don't listen to them, this is super common. like leading cause of death for people who post regular on internet forums, that's one of the initial symptoms. Just typing away, about to hit post, then suddenly feel a sneeze coming on, BAM!!!! liters of blood out the nose and mouth!!!!
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dr_rat posted:Don't listen to them, this is super common. like leading cause of death for people who post regular on internet forums, that's one of the initial symptoms. Just typing away, about to hit post, then suddenly feel a sneeze coming on, BAM!!!! liters of blood out the nose and mouth!!!! Well, there are a lot of these people going around the world all the time, and very seldom does anything like this happen … I just don’t want people thinking that throats aren’t safe.
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Feb 12, 2024 05:27
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Kill all boat-owners, IMHO.
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3D Megadoodoo posted:Kill all boat-owners, IMHO. Nobody has ever told me not to divert any rivers ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Feb 12, 2024 05:45
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Tom Scott had a video about a certain canal being electrified to stop an invasive carp species from getting into the Great Lakes. Maybe they should electrify that river too with a stronger current to zap any would-be shovellers
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dr_rat posted:Don't listen to them, this is super common. like leading cause of death for people who post regular on internet forums, that's one of the initial symptoms. Just typing away, about to hit post, then suddenly feel a sneeze coming on, BAM!!!! liters of blood out the nose and mouth!!!!  gotta die sometime
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Man, I don't know about this one.... it looks like the part of the river that runs behind that sandbar is less than half a mile long and his digging just cut out the last 1,300 or so feet of it, and he did it not just for the hell of it but because the park service stopped dredging it so it was silting up and trapping boats and hampering rescue efforts  
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tacodaemon posted:Man, I don't know about this one.... it looks like the part of the river that runs behind that sandbar is less than half a mile long and his digging just cut out the last 1,300 or so feet of it, and he did it not just for the hell of it but because the park service stopped dredging it so it was silting up and trapping boats and hampering rescue efforts In the end the dudes wanting their boat launch to work will probably get what they want as the area is probably at the top of the stack for an engineer to mitigate dune damage and that probably involves a clean boatable channel but I won't fault them for just closing it off to boats out of spite.
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zedprime posted:Answers probably in the middle. Channeling through the dune like that is going to be a short lived inlet without extra dredging but not before turbulenting up the currents and eroding the neighboring beach and dune. A worst of all worlds approach compared to taking over the dredging of the current channel or doing a hydrologic study to identify a longer living channel that could be canaled out in case there is a reason I'm missing that someone just can't launch a dinghy from the swimming beach to rescue kayakers. Yeah it was far from a great idea on his part but it does sound like the locals had been getting pissed off for a while, and as someone with her own resentments of the National Park Service for local stuff*, I kinda get it * they're responsible for a lot of small parks here in DC and hardly ever bother to clear the snow and ice in the winter from the sometimes quite lengthy sidewalks they're responsible for, effectively loving up whole neighborhoods for days at a time, so I have a longstanding grudge
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The fun part was that the slime mold wasn't necessary for the operation of the watch, it was added solely so people would feel the need to care for it.
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I'm amazed you can have a river like that. It seems like the first good storm it'd wash away the river bank, heck I'm surprised that the river just doesn't "leak" through the sand into the lake.
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Viscous Soda posted:I'm amazed you can have a river like that. It seems like the first good storm it'd wash away the river bank, heck I'm surprised that the river just doesn't "leak" through the sand into the lake. Beaches and dunes are generally in a spot where the prevailing currents dump sand and sediment instead of erode. You need sand and prevailing currents and lake Michigan is kind of special for this out of the Great Lakes. But basically left alone the river and the lake will replenish the dune untill it reaches a point that it changes the currents that it doesn't want to drop it off right there.
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Where can I get one? .... Where can I volunteer to be a watch slime mold?
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Somehow I was expecting something much worse than rear end in a top hat, based on it being headline worthy
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Captain Hygiene posted:Somehow I was expecting something much worse than rear end in a top hat, based on it being headline worthy Well it’s not like he wore a tan suit or anything
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First he started posting epic memes on TikTok, now this, my respect for Biden is belatedly growing
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I thought it was going to be some weirdo and instead it's the hottest man in Dublin.
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You have to put yourself out there with confidence. I applaud this man, and surely there must be someone out there who would love to show off her dumpy middle-aged accountant boyfriend who would never cheat on her.
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I'd choose him over the Texas Romeo.
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CaptainBeefart posted:I'd choose him over the Texas Romeo. You’re really missing out on a prize: https://www.linkedin.com/in/romeo-rose-608a10114
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:You’re really missing out on a prize: https://www.linkedin.com/in/romeo-rose-608a10114 He claims to have been at Geffin records since 1974. Geffin records was founded in 1980. Hmm.
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Good Luck to all our Catholic readers https://twitter.com/FionaSmall/status/1757512945137778848
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