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MabusIncarnate posted...

Yeah, usually to chase my tequila with if i'm out of beer. I can't drink just wine, or it would take me like 5 bottles to get the job done.

5 bottles? Jesus christ. What the hell have you been doing to your liver?
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robellr13 posted...

Black is going to win. Just watch smh

Probably reflects population-wide stats:
https://blog.okcupid.com/index.php/race-attraction-2009-2014/
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Sephiroth1288 posted...

Seriously though, if Oprah runs for president she's gonna get reamed. All her dirty laundry will be brought out.

For example, look up the shenanigans she got up to with her school in South Africa. Makes Trump U look like Stanford.

Trump has basically proven that dirty laundry won't stop you winning the presidential election, so I don't think this would be what makes her lose.
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Gafemage posted...

Krusty Krab Training Video

This, or Band Geeks were the two my friends and I always went for
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Dark_SilverX posted...

Enjoy it because the series goes down hill after that arc.

Ah, so the premise wasn't the only thing Bleach copied from YYH
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Bump for more
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prince_leo posted...

I liked the first couple episodes, then just sorta fell flat and haven't felt like catching up with the end
it wasn't bad, just blah and I'm not the type to justify finishing a show with the sunk cost fallacy (quit GoT sometime in season 5 cause it was crap and apparently it's only gotten worse)

I thought season 5 was the low point of GoT. It's improved since.
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metralo posted...

on reddit/facebook/twitter yes

on some no name message board? no.

This
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I only saw the first episode. I REALLY like the visual style, and the set-up is decent. I don't expect it to be on the level of Blade Runner or GoT though.
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FrenchCrunch posted...

i think so yes

spincr posted...

For the non americans, 2nd amendment is like free speech right?

A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.

The "shall not be infringed" is more where the second amendment is relevant. UK common law includes the right to bear arms, but the US constitution essentially says "You're not allowed to restrict people from owning weapons"
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Discuss
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Very few new users on the site in general. Popular game boards do still get quite a few new people, and sometimes people even read and write faqs. Although Wikis are a more popular format for text guides for most games now.
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AJ Styles
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Undertaker
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AJ Styles
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F U L L C L E A R A N C E

Are you getting full implants to replace it, or a denture?
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Yes I've been having these too. It usually happens to me after I post a message.
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byrone posted...

That's one country and an anecdote. I've had family members prescribed it in countries outside of the US. There's my anecdote.

In wondering where @Coffeebeanz got that information from

It's one country, but there's more than an anecdote. It's not on our list of community subsidised medications: http://nzf.org.nz/nzf_3472 (Look down the bottom)
A prescription for it in NZ would come with a hospital referral.
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byrone posted...

Coffeebeanz posted...

Syntheticon posted...

Texas teacher dies from flu; she had put off buying RX due to $116 copay

This is the most murricuh story I've seen this week.

Yeah, other countries wouldn't even prescribe Tamiflu at all

How do you know that?

I live in New Zealand. Tamiflu is never prescribed outside of hospital here.
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Questionmarktarius posted...

Sonic Cannon posted...

The most likely explanation for this is that what you had wasn't influenza

If there's a fever involved, it usually is.

I'm not sure if it's "usually" or not. Fever + cough + myalgias would probably be enough for me to call it without lab testing.
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Questionmarktarius posted...

FLUFFYGERM posted...

yall should read the book "Nudge"

it's about libertarian paternalism. no its not a contradiction. really good book so far.

Reviews are all over the place.

It's basically part of the economics canon at this point. Thaler recently got the Nobel for his work in that field. The book itself is nothing too special, but the concepts and research discussed within are important.
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DepreceV2 posted...

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MrPeppers posted...

Tamiflu actually has not been shown to reduce mortality in patients who have the flu. It has demonstrated a modest reduction in severity and duration of symptoms, but there is no demonstrable reduction in deaths. So much misinformation in this topic

This. Oseltamavir isn't even an effective drug, and likely wouldnt have made a difference to this story. We don't even use it in our hospital for patients admitted with confirmed influenza.

Tamiflu is effective. It stops the replication of the virus but there is a time limit. If you take the drug after 48 hours it's going to be near useless and you would be better off treating the symptoms.

I know that it works on a biochemical level, but it's not really worth anything without clinical relevance. It only gets used in high-risk scenarios here, like if somebody is on the level of needing respiratory support/ICU admission. It's available anywhere in the hospital but on general medicine I almost never saw it used last winter.
Flu vaccines are a better option for sure, though. In those who are higher risk (Over 65, respiratory or renal disease, immune suppression, etc.)

LightHawKnight posted...

Man, I got asthma, a shitty ass immune system and somehow always survived my flus with just nyquil, plenty of water, and rest. I hope I just didn't jynx myself...

The most likely explanation for this is that what you had wasn't influenza
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Great movie
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MrPeppers posted...

Tamiflu actually has not been shown to reduce mortality in patients who have the flu. It has demonstrated a modest reduction in severity and duration of symptoms, but there is no demonstrable reduction in deaths. So much misinformation in this topic

This. Oseltamavir isn't even an effective drug, and likely wouldnt have made a difference to this story. We don't even use it in our hospital for patients admitted with confirmed influenza.
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Idk about "Almost everyone", but that is the original English pronunciation, yes.
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Seth Rollins
Daniel Bryan
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I actually just bought one for the first time after Christmas. 2DSXL. It's nice, and so far I'm enjoying it. I imagine I'll be able to get a good amount of use from it for the next year or two.
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southcoast09 posted...

I played Freedom Unite in psp and it really wasnt for me. The combat was awkward and I just felt like it was too sluggish. Very repetitive.

I was wondering if the new game was more like the Witcher, but I dont think it is.

I bounced off MHFU hard as well, back in the day. I only tolerated like 2 hours of playing it. MHW so far is much better. The beta was a nice way to get introduced to the hunting without having to deal with all the extra BS. The main game takes things a bit slower unfortunately, and I think that's to its disadvantage.
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If slow attacks are a problem (e.g. hammer, GS, hunting horn) you should probably try something faster like dual blades or insect glaive and see if it helps. Or maybe even a ranged weapon.
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Dafuq is this budget breakdown? Food so cheap and yet water is so expensive?
Spending $100 a month on phone?
Also we don't have amazon prime here, I had no idea it was so expensive
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The start is slow and dealing with the various non-combat systems in town is a headache if you're new.
I would recommend sticking purely to the main story missions until you aren't able to progress further, and then start looking into what else is available.
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Billiards and darts? More like lawn bowls. Or shuffleboard I guess, which probably has its history in bowls.
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A lot of the grunt work TC is thinking of (counting stuff, packaging it) is traditionally done by pharmacy technicians, not pharmacists.

Also, robots are already replacing pharmacy technicians in busy pharmacies.
Pharmacists are harder to replace because they have a clinical role beyond just spitting out whatever the doctor wrote.
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Good use of breast reduction, imo. Physical symptoms are the point where it becomes reasonable to consider surgery. Good to hear you're having a good outcome from it. Sometimes people who have a reduction don't get the improvement in pain they were hoping for.
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Knowledge_King posted...

Isn't that essentially injecting a small amount of the disease/poison into your body so that it develops antibodies to fight said disease/poison? That sounds dumb to me if so.

This is not how a lot of vaccines work these days. You're describing a "live attenuated" vaccine, where a pathogen is modified into a form that is non-virulent in humans. (e.g. selected using viral culture, gene defects that render a virus unable to enter human cells, etc.). It's not the same as just giving a "small amount of the disease." Examples include MMR and varicella vaccines.

Many vaccines nowadays are inactivated or subunit vaccines. It's like injecting a non-functional part of the organism so that your body can recognise it, but it's not actually an organism capable of reproducing. It's like if I put you in a room full of tiger skins. You would learn to recognise a tiger's appearance, but you would not be inany danger of being attacked by a tiger. This is how influenza, pneumococcal, pertussis vaccines work.
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Edited clip above to include another alternative.

Time signatures don't actually change anything about the music. It mostly comes down to how readable you want it to be and how much space you want it to take on a page.
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It's all just up to how the composer wants it to be read. What tempo etc. It's possible to write it just in 4/4, but it would probably make more sense to the player in compound time since the accented notes are every 3.

Or you could do it like @Anteaterking says.

See example for all 3 one after the other:

https://www.noteflight.com/scores/view/c7a2806c83e98d8857cef009d2e6e6ed021112e8
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123 123 123 123 12 12 (repeating)

There are a few different ways you could time signature this. If you had it at a fast tempo, it could be 4 bars of 3/4 followed by 1 bar of 4/4 and then repeating. This would have that string rhythm playing triplets the whole time

Alternatively, it's possible to write it in compound time. So that would be either:
1 bar of 12/8 followed by 1 bar of 4/8
OR
2 bars of 6/8 followed by 1 bar of 4/8.

I think it's more likely just 3/4 and 4/4 though. Only some of the instruments are playing triplets.
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Damn, I thought maybe CE would be safe from this madness.
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Probably the darkest moment for CE
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I remember when Bape was a big brand with all my asian friends in high school.
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Cody Rhodes
Ranyd Savage
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AJ Styles
Seth Rollins
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I mean, if you want to max out the topic you need to make bets like "if this gets to 5000 I will cockslap a piece of poo" like that one dude did once.
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Do they still go up to 5000 there?
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This is a really similar concept to Stephen King's "The Jaunt" from 1985: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Jaunt

There's also something similar in the Christmas special of Black Mirror
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Paisura basically does just mean "breast slash".
Pai = slang for breast
"sura" = presumably katakana for the English word "slash"
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I just got my copy yesterday so havent played yet, but the hunting horn was my favourite from the beta. I didn't spend much time with the bowguns, but should probably try them out some more.
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