This study’s raw numbers are full of shit.
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Put this on an index card; laminate it; attach metal struts that let you unfold it like a little tent over your plate.
Has this guy learned nothing?!?
Hey, what brings you into the ghetto?
That’s my interpretation as well.
My wife and I used to visit cities in western Europe regularly, on vacation or business, and in the late afternoon or early evening, we’d sometimes find an outdoor table at a cafe. She’d order a beer and I’d go for a glass of red wine. In some regions, the drinks would be accompanied by a tiny plate of olives, and…
The predictive power is pretty low for these preferences, though. In this case,
Clicks? I live in Baltimore and I would drive down to watch this in person.
Yes. That was a terrible, intense read, and I feel sorry for everyone involved (mixed in with other feelings, obviously). The author shows bravery and sacrifice in putting the story out there. I hope others can learn from his experience.
“I bet she makes a sophisticated Bordeaux Blanc.”
Maybe the Post article was edited after the quote, but now it reads,
Oh, good point--I wasn’t thinking it through, about the bigger picture. And honestly, I don’t know.
So how should one go about the initial contact, the follow-up? How much is too much or too little?
(...or are we still blaming Obama for everything? I forget.)
Nobody wants to admit they’ve been a fool and a mark.
Ah yeah, lets encourage kids to be even fatter than they are now by glorifying obesity even more...
If I were a retired professional goalkeeper, I wonder whether it would be worth my while to stage an event where people could pay to take five penalty kicks against me?
It’s a hot take to assume that researchers who study traffic injury prevention are dumbasses when they do their analysis, by not considering the obvious. From one of the research articles cited in the NHTSA report and featured in the newspaper article pull quote:
“I’m gonna go out on a limb here and say I know better than the science”