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I have yet to be able to dry my hands with one of those. I don't know why
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You have something on the feasibility of 22nd century dung beetle economics on Mars?
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Who is he? Link please
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Sorry, I got carried away. Not every day you see Homestar references. Here, I'll start it again for you: ...Trogdor was a man...
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"Someone else always has it worse, so you can't be unhappy." -_-
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Exactly. I knew there were leaks. I think I have those wrapped up. Found a mouse nest that is now gone.
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Pan's Labyrinth is one of my all-time faves. I've been steering clear of the Fountain but have now seen it recommended quite a bit, so have added it (and District 9) to my list. Thanks!
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I suspect that us saying not to is probably pointless if cancer doesn't stop you.
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Monsters.
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Please, no more "HEY GUYS I HAVE A GIRLFRIEND!11!!" posts.
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And at this very moment I'm sitting in the toilet with minor hangover. Not my day, I guess ;)
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Smug nonetheless.
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No hassle if you plan for these scenarios and have redundancy options.
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Holy mother of cats
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I would argue the ancient Greeks as well has many ancient societies had a very different view of sexuality. People has sex with other people not males or female. Marriage of course at this point was a duty to ensure offspring as well as being an act or worship. In some areas it was law that the husband had to have sex ...
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Any product that makes your skin burn should probably be avoided. You most likely have an allergy or sensitivity to one of the ingredients.
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?? It quite clearly says Times Square and that he dropped it.
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yeah I just went searching after reading this, I was really surprised at what I could find for relatively cheap. I found a set of 7.1 Onyoko speakers and a pretty sweet Sony reciever for under 500 dollars. I could definitely swing that in some time
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Dude same! I work at Providence and I can’t believe there wasn’t a single person in the middle of a surgery who got something vital snipped off by a scalpel during the shaking! Morbid as hell but amazing that we got through it the way we did!
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I would also love a gym friend but I'm still super awkward
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Hello, I have to disagree almost completely with Jumphi97 here--A fund where someone is handling your money typicall return 10-12% a year, but you're not going to see those returns without some serious bankroll. I don't know your situation, but generally these have minimum investment requirements. The larger hedge f...
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>Would South Korea have had the right to invade and take over North Korea at the time? of course they would. just as the Union did when they invaded the confederate states.
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I did the same thing yesterday. Glad I could help! That first list of things to do with those ingredients looks great.
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Yet you have plenty of Americans not feeling any kind of sympathy for German conscripts in WW2. They will proudly tell you how their grandfather killed "nazis" (most likely adolescents) and what a hero he was.
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I assumed, perhaps incorrectly, that it was American English downvoters as I have seen V's many times in British English, indeed I always use that form myself. I submitted the dictionary links to show that vs was a valid way of writing versus rather than just the simple V. The V's form is correct as far as I am concern...
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Afrin is very addicting. Use with caution.
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Granted, Ubi is pretty good at tutorializing. But nothing matches that feeling of opening up a fucking book of a manual and seeing all the flavor text and everything that they threw into it.
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IDE == Integrated development environment. You don't need one, its just handy to have direct access to the compiler from the text editor. If you want you can even use Notepad or something to edit Java code, but with an IDE you have cool things like syntax highlighting, and a "compile" button, not to mention a debugger....
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What if the author of this article was lying about its content?
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for every time you feel that you about to lose, say: "hey fag, do you want me to come over there and kick your shit in? Huh, bitch? Yeah, fag, i thought so. now fuck off!"
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exactly doS@wo doesnt know what hes talking about. CE multi player was the definitive halo multi player. I believe It could have been hugely successful on XBL. Maybe not now cause the halo series has been beaten into the ground for so many years, but had they done it around the time of h3 it would have been huge.
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Everyone know this guy is the sweetest man ever. Like we expecting him to be great, and he always deliver.
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That's false, actually. It's actually about 2000 years old and it means "union". It's purpose is to make your body more comfortable for meditation. In the fifth centuries CE, Yoga is mentioned in the Bhagavad Gita, however, it's even older than that. You can read about it.
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Find a job you love and you'll never have to work another day of your life. (I love my job)
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Baby you got a stew goin'!
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Yeah, I didn't think it was you. I just like to learn from my mistakes when I write something wrong or stupid enough to warrant a downvote. It's not a big deal since karma doesn't really matter on here anyway.
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A motivational threat Threateningly motivating
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Meh, it's tough to say whether Phoenicia would have gotten where it did without military might to get the ball rolling. At the end of the day they started as a subset of Canaanites, and could safely be described as always being so. While Canaan was obviously never the military powerhouse of an early Egypt or a later ...
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I'm am very sorry for your experience, but blaming others who served for their deaths doesn't seem to make any sense.
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r/woooosh
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Thanks
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It's because the Germans always make good stuff. Joking aside, I wonder how much location plays any role in Germany's economic successes? I have no idea when it comes to these kinda things, so I'm not so much answering as I am asking if I'm on the right track and such. Germany has access to both the North Sea and ...
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Just tried this in Colorado, it made a bit of a difference, but not huge.
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How about who cares? Whatever makes him happy. If it's a pile of supportive cards from caring people all over the world then so be it. Kids dying, who are you to question his choices. The article also said he's raising money for cancer...
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How on earth do you balance all of that? It must be hard finding time for yourself. That's my question :)
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If heroin was legalized, controlled by governments to be sure it is sanitary, of a standardized strength everywhere and new syringes were freely available, it would be much less dangerous than it is now. In fact it would be far less dangerous than aspirin which kills six to sixteen thousand people each year, depending ...
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>you have to shower a lot to be sure you don't get the jeans too dirty. I would try not to fart much, either
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Agreed, especially about the Barron's recommendation. Bought it in high school a couple weeks before the AP test and aced it, very thorough and informative.
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I do something similar without the egg. Just a couple of slices of bacon, a cheese, and an English muffin.
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> A distant world has been mysteriously dark for 100 years. From the 10th year on, this world has been preparing itself for the return of the sun. Rumors begin to circulate that the sun has risen in another part of the world, so a group of travelers set off to see if this rumor is true. Along the way, they begin to ...
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Fake. There are no alien moon bases.
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You need to figure that one out. Literally the most important thing.
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This is very good advice. A little organization and perspective can help you realize what you don't know, and what you do.
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I can vouch for cream improving the taste enough to make it worth the special purchase. I just always get a single pint of the heavy whipping cream cartons.
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It wasn't too hard. It is actually at the junior college I attended when I first started school, so I had a few connections. My goal was always to teach so it's a great job so far. I'm not full time, but I'm hoping to get full time there or somewhere else by next year. Just happy to be getting the experience, consideri...
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With fitness you get what you put into it and only that. So if you binge drink and binge eat that's what you get. If you want progression. Find a program suited to your goals and stay on it, fix your diet and get the calories your body needs, get your sleep so your body can recover and lift heavy ass shit. Do this ove...
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>are you saying north korea only decided to invade because they thought they'd win the war? Yes. \> would they have invaded any other country that they thought they'd defeat? No. \> the real answer is that they wanted to reunify two countries that were arbitrarily split five years ago. Would South Kore...
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I just found this post so you probably have heard all that i have to say already. but in south bay beach cities in california lots of elementary schools have been implementing organic gardens into the curriculum as well as just to the schools environment. It has been a great learning experience for the faculty as well ...
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I thought that was a man until the profile shot of the ponytail at the end. I think I'll have to stop wearing my hair up so often now...
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Not to belittle this feat, but Anchorage doesn't have a particularly dense population. If there were more roads and buildings and People, this might not be the same end result. Def not unhappy about this. Just, less than Miraculous
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but thats where drinking takes affect.
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I'll be sure to look for some =) thank you! I never thought about that but I will try and see if it works!
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The best part is that Apple took 12 hours to notice the hidden function. Mashable ran an article about it pretty quickly after it was released to the store, so I was able to snag it before it was recalled.
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Everytime i see that i laugh because it gives me instant acid flashes
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What are you talking about?
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The only place I wouldn't necessarily want to see tipping abolished is in bars. Tipping well in a bar will often save you money in the long run if you're a regular and the staff has some wiggle room on what they can give away.
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Alas, only future me thought of the comeback I should have said now.
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Could it be [Interior Life](http://www.amazon.com/Interior-Life-Katherine-Blake/dp/0671720104) by Katherine Blake? I haven't read it all but what I remember is the main protagonist in an alternate universe (of her own making it seems) following a princess or queen where they end up at a white castle I believe with a w...
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If you want more gritty adult fantasy I'd recommend R Scott Bakker's Prince of nothing series. Also there is a [Fantasy Book club](http://reddit.com/r/Fantasy_Bookclub) where redditors read and discuss fantasy novels together.
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You could put the nut butters in shakes and smoothies. Or dip carrots and celery into them. As for hummus, just mix it in. I've never had a problem. You could also dip your veggies in it. You could also spread it on leaves of romaine and eat it like that.
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YA HEAD RUSH; FLY LIKE EGYPTIAN MONKS #AWWW SHIT!!!
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Yeah I know it sounds kinda gross, but it is really good blended up with berries. ;)
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A smooth sea doesn’t require a skilled sailor either
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I love the concept of the baby boxes. I like that the children (in a small, simple way) are all given a good start, by giving the parents advice and less to think about. The clothes are adorable, and practical. Some of my friends from Finland used their box as a travel bed for the baby, and later as storage for baby me...
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I didn't ask for it.
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[Machinarium](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwwfGUKFhAk)
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Ouch, degrading my shower thoughts to a 'shitty' status...
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Sounds like a problem intrinsic to people.
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African or European swallow?
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But it does mean it's probably not a big enough concern to endanger the whales' existence over
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when's the first time you met a non-white person.
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Beeautiful
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Thanks! I will check out both the sites and get familiar with FileZilla. Thanks again!
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It really is a plague in this sub since it was Reddit of the Day.
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And if you're on my computer, you have to hold Fn to use the function keys >:| So to switch to Virtual Terminal 1 (on Linux) I have to press Control Alt Fn F1. Annoying.
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Dude I'm soooo high right now.
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I Just wanted to clarify for the OP and anyone else that might want to read the books that the books are in fact advertised as their campaign. Just sharing a different view of the books. I read them the first time at 19 and enjoyed them, and still do at 26. They aren't for everyone though. I do think they are worth...
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I aspire to being a great parish priest. I would hope I never become bishop- lots of meetings and you don't get to do many of the fun things, like baptisms.
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You think going from a medium burrito to a larger one would add 70 calories? And, if you are so worried about calories and carbs, why are you trying to cram more of them into a medium burrito wrapper? You do not make sense.
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FPGAs at least allow custom digital ASIC designs to be implemented, but that obviously doesn't address the manufacturing issue of having Fabs that cost many millions of dollars. Similar to that link, I found [a similar circuit printing method](http://www.engadget.com/2007/04/19/hp-inkjet-printer-kicks-out-environmenta...
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Really? You're posting this from a CNN.com article? This article has no merit, or statistical reality, or even any other sources than itself. This is as bad as people believing what they see/hear on Fox News.
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solar panels are one of the few things it is not cheaper or better to do yourself.
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Preferably one. I'd rather read 10 good stand alone novels than one "epic" series with 10 volumes any day.
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Yeah, I've heard that they work really well on KP.
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Ahh thought it was the same poster. Thanks
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I just finished the first book and be warned that the middle section kind of sucks, but the end totally makes up for it. Also am a Grad student so I don't have a lot of time to sit and read. So the audio books come in handy I can listen to them when I make dinner and pick up my apartment helps kill a couple extra chapt...
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> Remember, in improvisation, it's not really important what notes you're playing, as long as you can make music out of them. I disagree on this point, but otherwise great advice. Personal preference, but at that stage, a player should know every note they play and why. Structure first, break rules second.
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this could be really really cool. people should submit more, though.
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Actually, I haven't asked the question. Rahl would probably have grave difficulty outside his native setting unless the fight was a straightforward duel between swordmasters.
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There, in the half-eaten box of Cheerios: the pass code! They had announced it on TV commercials for the past month or two. The makers of Cheerios had stumbled upon some “Superhero Formula”, a secret ingredient they say they placed into specific batches of Cheerios that went into special boxes at grocery stores. The p...
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