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A very talented young person recently made this for me and I've been waiting for the just right time to deploy it
.@GovRonDeSantis appointee says women should pick motherhood over higher ed
Reporting by @AP
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I love that there's a whole knock-off market for what literally started as a whole store for knock-offs
8 years ago I found this dining room table I really liked at Restoration Hardware. My issue was, they wanted $20K for the table/chairs & I wasn’t about to pay that for a table that got used maybe 10 times/yr. So, I hopped on FB Marketplace and found a guy in Tampa, FL who made designs similar to those found in high end stores. I was in Atlanta. He was in South FL. Bought one of his designs for $3,000 and he hauled the finished table all the way from South FL to me as well. I also see a major market for carpenters/woodworkers in the near future with Ai implementation. Design whatever you want, send the plans to the woodworker, he throws the image in his system and his machines construct whatever it is that you come up with. While I did get end up buying the chairs from RH, (he only did tables), it saved me over $10,000 buying the table from some guy who had a woodshop in his back yard and did similar designs to places like RH and Crate & Barrel.
Disclosure Day rated 83% on Rotten Tomatoes
Awful film. Laughed out loud at several scenes. Woefully miscast. Trite yet bizarre dialogue. Old tired tropes. Purposely confusing plot that never pays off
Worst: you can *feel* how hard Spielberg is trying
While we're at it: everyone - EVERYONE - dies alone
Nobody dies "peacefully in their sleep". I shouldn't have to tell you this, but dying is painful. Doesn't matter what it is. Heart attack, stroke, asphyxiation, drug overdose — every cell in your body will be screaming for oxygen as your blood literally turns to acid. You'll experience the worst panic attack of your life and try to scream but it'll be too late. It just goes on and on and on and on and on and on and —
nobody dies peacefully in their sleep.
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Many deaths during sleep, including sudden cardiac events, involve rapid loss of consciousness with no awareness of pain or panic. Hospice and palliative sources describe such deaths as often peaceful, with symptoms like pain typically decreasing near the end of life.
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maybe we should do some partisan voter reg I dunno just spit balling the same thing for the last 26 years
Really looking forward to tearing ourselves apart over dipshits like this over the next 24 months
I love the feeling of nuking my inbox
This is such a good business for people who like definitive endings
I know everyone is upset about top of ticket but
Most important thing tonight for @FlaDems is getting out of superminorities in both chambers
Huge practical leg ramifications. Congrats @FLHouseVictory @FLSenateVictory
One foot in front of the other
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Elizabeth Holmes defeats .@RealDonaldTrump-backed @MegForFlorida Weinberger in HD 94 upset
Reporting by @JesseScheckner
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