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bobs_monkey

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  • It's just down the road.

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  • Bingo. Especially if you have a group of 3-4 that help split fuel, it's immensely cheaper and arguably more fun. Plus, you're not restricted what you can bring with you, you can stop to eat wherever you like, and you already have personal transport when you arrive. But, like you said, it's really only worth it if you're staying a few days. If you're just going somewhere for a night and need to get back the next day, flight all the way.

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  • They were eating meatballs and forgot to mention it, some say they're still there to this day.

  • Eight US states seek to outlaw chemtrails – even though they aren’t real

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  • It's also extremely prevalent in areas of high humidity, further compounding sweaty asscrack syndrome.

  • I have yet to see a microwave with correct time

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  • Usually I see them go out due to brief power flashes and none of them have even a CMOS battery -esque setup where it can simply retain the time during a power interruption, which is likely a result of your point.

  • Hubris

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  • It's ok, i see at least one hardhat

  • Very disappointing

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  • What's something you once had a lot of respect for but now have no respect for?

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  • AirBnB is almost directly responsible for the surge of housing prices in my local town, and they should die in a fire.

  • What is “cheese” called in your language?

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  • Hours upon hours of pain and farts

  • Bricked up

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  • I'd certainly hope so, but the idiots that I have the unfortunate necessity of dealing with are way too dense to make that connection.

  • Hell

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  • VIDEO calls

    One of the bigger reasons I don't want an iPhone. I'd much rather talk than text as it usually is quicker, but I hate video calls.

  • Bricked up

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  • Cept for that mall ninja junk, that stuff's just silly.

  • Bricked up

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  • Unfortunately, showing a brick to a fascist's face will likely just reinforce their bullshit. Still effective though.

  • Kilmar Abrego Garcia on way back to US to face criminal charges: Sources

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  • Basically waste a bunch of money for an attempt at saving face, what a fucking circus.

  • Soon

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  • Genuine question, where else can you find a slew of car repair videos?

  • Addiction is a disease

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  • Those $10 slots can get ya

  • They're great at making us look very cool

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  • It's extra horny

  • California plan to ban most plants within 5 feet of homes for wildfire safety overlooks some important truths about flammability

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  • The 5' is called defensible space here in the mountains, it gives firefighters room to work.

  • Kentucky law banning THC beverage sales in bars, restaurants goes into effect

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  • Iirc he's eyeing retirement and won't be running for reelection next year. After 40 years in office, he's probably doing extra of what senators are good at doing, jack shit. Good riddance.

  • California plan to ban most plants within 5 feet of homes for wildfire safety overlooks some important truths about flammability

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  • Read your reply:

    Remove dead vegetation. OP's article specifically states that the new bill Gov. Dipshit is trying to fast track would ban all plants and vegetation from within 5' of a dwelling, including grass. This is now likely to include wood fences, wood pergolas, etc. My question is, what about people who's houses are sided with wood? I live in the mountains here in CA, and most houses are wood sided. We have strict weed abatement rules as well as defensible space requirements, but like the article says, removing healthy trees and other greenery is actually more of a detriment in a fire scenario. A bigger emphasis should be promoting fire-resistant building materials, and perhaps tax incentives to do so. Metal roofs, plaster/concrete siding, etc.