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They boomed during their widest times. I bought right before that. I saw its value drop in my portfolio the other day and was looking in the history for a split or spinoff or something.

Oddly enough I think Philip Morris ha basically done the opposite, pretty sure I bought those at the same time.
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This will eventually happen to the housing market as a whole but the losses will be less. The prices today do not correspond with what people are able to pay.


Hmmm
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There’s so many that the red Zillow bubbles overlap on top of each other multiple times


Wow incredible insight
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I've been a once or twice a week drinker for probably 35 years... binge drink a few times a month maybe.
It’s not worthless. It won’t take my job. There will always be work for humans to do. You can’t automate something you haven’t already thrown somebody under the bus for.
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Sidebar to JB: who should I support as next STP sherriff that isn't a half-wit ?


I’m not JB, but the answer is Scott Illing

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He did not take a bullet, staged, where is the evidence on his ear or anywhere that he was hit by an actual bullet, pure theater for maga world


I mean that guy behind him was shot and died, so there were bullets in the area.
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Trump is 80. Jack Nicklaus is in his 80s. Trump winning the Bedminster senior club championship would be like Jack Nicklaus beating not just Phil Mickleson, but Phil Mickleson and everybody else on the list above.


This is an absurd comparison.
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The solution to the little abuse of Flock cameras by a few bad apples is more guardrails, audits, and consequences for the officers that do misuse it, not completely take it away to allow sex offenders to get away with their heinous crimes.


Yes this happens in government all the time why didn’t anyone else think of that.

re: Could AI take your job?

Posted by OceanMan on 8/5/26 at 11:39 am to
No way. I spend most of my time figuring out what needs to be done or what will be least disruptive. There is plenty I can and do use it for, and I know it could help me more to automate things…but it’s almost like it makes the job more difficult at times.
You will be a good dad if you aren’t already:cheers:

ETA: I don’t impulse buy. I compulsively support projects that I started impulsively
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Or kicked out like at a casino. Equating 86 to assassination is being a bit dramatic.


Is it? They have tried to kick him out. They have also tried killing him several times. Did you see anyone condemn those attempts other than just one time say “I condemn political violence” and proceed to attack him just like before?

The more people that want him out, the more people will not care if he actually does get killed. This has been going on for more than a decade, it’s part of our culture at this point, it should be plain as day for basically everyone.
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9yrs consistently with no breaks longer than a couple weeks due to injury. LSUSUPERSTAR, you trying to roll at the Sonic or something?


I think you should call Jonah Hill the fat kid from Superbad.

re: Rainbow Ram - Covington - help

Posted by OceanMan on 8/3/26 at 5:10 pm to
If they fixed something with new parts, and it broke again in 2 weeks, make them fix it. But at the very minimum, you need to know what was originally broken, what was fixed, what is broken now.

I suggest you go to a convenient dealer and get them to quote it. Bring your previous service ticket with you so they understand what was fixed. They will be able to help you more than we can with the info provided

You got to put some effort into getting your story straight if you hope to have any recourse here. You can’t threaten anything you can’t explain.

ETA: send them a draft Google review and email to BBB. You’d be surprised how much that moves the needle these days.

If you paid on a credit card, which I hope everyone knows is the best method these days, threaten a chargeback. I wouldn’t even be inclined to let them fix it again. Tell you CC that they refused to fix it, which of course you have documented in writing (get to work if not, if they are non responsive document that). Get a local dealer to fix after they refuse and request the chargeback.
The most recent tenant? They didn’t seem to have their shite together. First one without a buffalo chicken sandwich too which was weak. I wasn’t an are they were actually though, I’m talking about the ones that took out the brew tanks and added a free arcade. Food was ok but a cool place.
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Yes it's mainly the covered area, the splashpad and the little concert area. Kids riding bikes through the splash area while little kids are there. Kids riding E bikes through there very fastly, jumping the berm behind the "ampitheater" etc. There has been a crackdown on kids and E bikes in the area and the trace. Kids riding 30 ish mph and passing close to slower bikes and runners.


Yes this
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Talk to truth social then. When they are marketing a product to have faster automated realtime access to his tweets I can only go by what they are trying to sell.


You don’t want to understand. This is fascinating.
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This board’s melt would make Chernobyl jealous if Biden had done something like this


Biden caused this.

There is no logic in reversing roles between Biden and Trump ever. Biden has zero influence whatsoever.

And to your particular point, it would have been unnoticeable, his posts that is. The money would have been the standard cut for the big guy.
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And the person paying for that expects to get the information sooner to make money off of it.


You really have no idea how modern SaaS works do you?
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You forgot AND more quickly than the non subscribers Seconds can mean everything on these trades.


I don’t think you really understand how these things work. They are offering software compatibility efficiency. Not faster data. The subscriber needs to program their end of the API to actually realize these efficiencies. They would not have built the API, if they didn’t expect anyone to pay for usage. It’s like building a bridge, the other side needs to first decide if it’s worth crossing, then decide how much they are willing to pay to build roads connecting to it.