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Smelling the tailgates in the great beyond.
Distillate draws were substantially higher than anticipated. Imagine this will swing back up next week.

re: What Car Do You Drive?

Posted by HempHead on 10/5/26 at 7:14 pm to
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2013 Tundra base model. 250k miles, zero issues.



Lest you forget, zero payment or interest, either.

re: What Car Do You Drive?

Posted by HempHead on 10/5/26 at 7:07 pm to
2001 Lexus 470. It will probably last longer than I do.

I drive the 300TDs when road conditions won't punish me for a RWD.

re: Need help with my dog.

Posted by HempHead on 10/5/26 at 5:19 pm to
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Numelvi it’s called.


We just adopted a miniature pinscher from a foster agency, she came with absolutely awful skin problems. We got her on this, as well as some food and chews for itchy skin (which it sounds like you have tried already), and it has worked wonderfully. It isn't crazy expensive, something like 98 for a month's supply. I am not entirely sure how it is supposed to work - something like suppressing the itch trigger, maybe? - but it does the job.

re: How do y’all feel about SubStack?

Posted by HempHead on 10/2/26 at 5:12 pm to
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How crazy does it get?



As weird as you want to get. There is some great, truly legitimate journalism covering topics very lightly, if at all, covered by mainstream sources. There is also outlandish schizo shite. Joys of an open publisher.
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People still keep pushing this lie. It was clear that trauma to the neck killed him



About as clear as his record.

re: How do y’all feel about SubStack?

Posted by HempHead on 10/2/26 at 5:05 pm to
It's a platform with immensely varying degrees of quality, like any other platform. The substacks I do read/pay for I obviously value.

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Who’s good to follow,


Well. baw, how weird do you want to get?
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How the hell can that be illegal?


Imagine the collective cost of NHS treatment if they simply allowed people to get buggered by a horse. Imagine that would create a lot of neigh-sayers.
I got anarcho-conservatism. Surprised it wasn't paleolibertarian or Hoppean Libertarianism, but I suspect these three have great overlap, especially since I have the highest similarity with Hoppe.

Lichtenstein? Yes, please.
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FRE 9-15 mg

Best wintergreen and mint flavors out of everyone



I switched to Fre 9/12 wintergreen a couple months back from Zyn spearmints. I find that I buy a can half as often - the flavor lasts longer and, well, there's more nicotine.

Zyn just released a + version, I think just in 9mg. They did up the pack to 20, though.

re: Today’s cost of living

Posted by HempHead on 9/23/26 at 2:44 pm to
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Inflation, astronomical college prices, wage stagnation, and competing with a global job candidate pool is going to turn them into a bitter class of serfs if something doesn’t change soon.


A generation of underemployed, destitute, and bitter men is a recipe for disaster for any power structure…but with the structure’s incentives and morals as they are, they are not likely to do an about face out of some long sighted concern. It’ll keep puttering along until it can’t.
When life gives you shite, make shitbricks, I guess.
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Hello Texas…. Sure is good to see you again.


With the right pluck and grit, it could be a new Bollywood.
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but the broad market is not experiencing gains at the same level as concentrated tech stocks since the internet and now A.I.


Likely won’t experience similar losses in a correction, either.