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    expenses are like a gas, they will expand to fit the environment.

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    Meh, I was expecting something that would creep me out, that didn’t do it for me.

    Two bucks means I just avoid a days snack, or a book at the thrift shops I frequent. For that “sacrifice” I get the Chance of some larger return on my investment, maybe only 4 dollars, maybe 600, maybe the jackpot, maybe it’s 0 dollars. Two bucks is minimal risk as long as it’s not something I do more than a few times

    Theres always some whiney twit that takes themselves too seriously and feels the need to complain.

    Thanks for this, I’ve been meaning to find out some dependable brand of olive oil that I can experiment with seperating the oleocanthal out of for further experimenting.

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    TL;DR - Theres this guy who writes huge epic fiction I’m a fan of and they made movies about that fiction that made the guy famous, and the movies are coming out faster than the fiction... why aren’t I getting my fiction faster? Gimme Gimme Gimme. It’s because he doesn’t have anymore fiction, isn’t it? He’s a phony,

    I imagine some aspect of it is related to the fact that things that “might” kill you in 20-30 years are dismissed by many people if the person is 20-30 years away from reaching life expectancy.

    So you are saying I should narrate my videos like that to become popular instead of just using text and no speaking while I demo the melting and forming processes for things like LDPE vs HDPE and melting pewter on a stovetop to pour into silicone novelty ice trays?

    Thanks for that. I just spent 37 buck, and got about (roughly) 300 dollars worth of e-books. and that was after I cut my initial list in half.

    Thanks for that. I just spent 37 buck, and got about (roughly) 300 dollars worth of e-books. and that was after I

    Tis pop culture. You said it when you said she was drawing attention to the sport like it never had before. There’s the problem.

    all these people talking about how inept he was, sure are like a bunch of wet blankets. It’s like sombody filled a small trashcan with water from the tub and put a bunch of blankets in it for a minute. You are smothering this story with your wet blanketness people.

    somebody thinks chibi and chubby are the same thing, and somehow thought project hawkeye was a project where he’s showing the ladies how to do it better.

    it’s a carefully thought out plan. Give the republicans as much rope as possible and let them talk to the public for as long as possible to broadcast more and more things that are demonstrably untrue and illogical.

    Depends on how you do it. There is nothing wrong with replacing things in some cases, it just means we become more conscious of the fact that we where cluttered with things that we were not buying consciously or using with sustainability and functionality in mind. Replacing those things in the long run is important

    whereas the other end of things ends you up with mounds of things you have to pick a path around to get to bed or the toilet because “I can use that.”

    I have to admit that reading some of these I felt like maybe some of these folks are trolling right now. It may just be an illusion created by unawareness of the selection and editing of the sources; but social observation over much of my life tells me that the sympathetic story of the struggles a person goes through

    I went to 60-100 houses a day three days a week for 3 months. in that time at least 43% of the doorbells had that simple button fix issue. at twenty bucks a repair the profits would be in excess of $80,ooo.

    I had a door to door job last summer and I swear the number of doorbells I saw where the exterior button was mashed in to oblivion... I could probably fix most of them with a small vacuum former and scrap plastic from the recycling bin. I could make a fortune doing door to door doorbell repair. Only two problems: 1)

    Honestly I felt like it was a needle in a haystack game trying to find anything I might be interested in. I also found it quite amusing that all the tech stuff was sold out right away. What I would rather, is if Amazon did more widescale sales and I can go to my wishlist and my when I can afford it list, see which

    Honestly I felt like it was a needle in a haystack game trying to find anything I might be interested in. I also

    If you’re bold you can rig a spot welder from a disassembled microwave and some heavy duty line (and a varriac), if you’re nuts you could rig two of them into and arc welding rig.