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Flying is generally too cheap, which is why it’s such a horrible experience.
Why don’t you just pay for business class or first class?
People are anchored to the cost they see for economy, if there was no economy, first class would be a little cheaper and the entire experience would be a lot better and it wouldn’t seem unreasonable—it would just be an expensive thing only rich people do.
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I am blessed to live in a land where saying everyone on earth is called to become Christian will not get me murdered or imprisoned by Muslims.
Hot take: if everything has to come with a spicy sauce to make it good it’s because the food is garbage or your palate is bombed out worse than Iraq.
(spoiler, it’s both).
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The brown butter and sage of leg days is your hamstring curls and squat patterns, respectively.
Brown butter came out just right, but the sage got burnt. 8 reps instead of 15.
Some sessions will be more depleted than others but a tradeoff I'm unwilling to make with hack squats is sacrificing that 3-4 count negative even if it registers a couple more reps in the book.
There can be a lot of other ways you can cheat more reps out of a set and that's tradeoff you'd have to decide for on your own.
A common one I see in people who deal with lower back flare-ups on these is fighting too much against the machine with their entire body vs. "quadding" the weight up. This tends to come down to using more weight than their quads can completely handle.
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Let's talk about a longtime DC resident who owned a property for which she was unable to collect rent, and whether we think what she went through is just.
Veronica Hegens, 59, bought a row house in DC many years ago. Smart investment, right? She lived in it for years until she decided to rent it out when she had to move in with her own father to care for him. Hegens is a retired Army major.
At first, her renter, a participant in the city's voucher program, worked out fine. Most of his rent was paid by the city's taxpayers ($2,600/month). Her renter then notified her he would vacate. All good, Hegens was prepared to find another tenant. But the renter died shortly before his move-out date. Upon his unexpected death, Hegens discovered his girlfriend, who had never signed a lease, was occupying the property with no intent to leave. DC's rules for what qualifies one as a "tenant" are lax, so a person without a lease occupying the apartment gets a lot of legal considerations.
The girlfriend had not paid rent for 6 months at the time local news covered Hegens' plight. When Hegens, the owner of the property, changed the locks on the property, the girlfriend took her to court and received a temporary restraining order and was able to stay in the property.
Hegens fell behind on her mortgage without rental income, was coming close to foreclosure, and became less and less able to make repairs due to financial strain and the girlfriend's obstinate occupancy. Hegens had to pay for court expenses and was charged fines by the city for not keeping up with her responsibilities while the unemployed girlfriend lived in her property. There are groups that give free legal services to people like the girlfriend.
In March of 2026, Hegens and the girlfriend went to mandated mediation. The mediator told the girlfriend to vacate, but with ANOTHER 4 months to find new housing. She was asked to pay minimal rent during that time (about 1/5 of what the actual tenant had paid). The girlfriend finally moved out of the unit in June— a total of 9 months of zero or minuscule rent for Hegens on the property she owns. Hegens credits local news coverage with the resolution of her case in a relatively timely manner. A local advocate for small landlords says many such cases take more than a year to reach any kind of resolution.
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Do you think after a year of conservatives seeing their progressive friends and family members celebrate Charlie’s death on social media and root for Elon to be jailed—that they’re going to be honest with polls or even their friends?
Very 2015 vibes.
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Every high schooler hitting their phone like crack fiends the second they step off school property every day is crazy 😂
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The fact so many liberal normies have this insane, evil bloodlust whenever Charlie Kirk’s name is mentioned is sickening. A man was brutally murdered on 4K video, and they laugh and cheer whenever his name or picture comes up! And then they say they wish it happened to you, too!
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“Drunk frat bro”. Hmm, you would assume his name to be Theo Von Vintage Vines, III.
The drunken fat bro’s name? Ishan Pandhare
California sorority girls mown down by drunk frat bro in horror Tesla smash, lawsuit claims: 'Left like run-over garbage' trib.al/urNxZCH
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Actually, yes! The government punishing wrong speech like racism is magnitudes worse than the racism itself, which is an opinion. This is a good example of how so many foreigners are incompatible with American culture.
You’re remarkably quick to invoke the First Amendment when someone is accused of directing xenophobic abuse at a man of Indian descent, yet conspicuously less vocal about the equal standing of the Americans subjected to that racism. You are simply more outraged by the prospect of someone being held accountable for racist conduct than by the racism itself.
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I might speak to this. I married a foreigner on a visa, the entire 6 months leading up to the wedding and the 6 months after was a bureaucratic nightmare.
We had several applications for green card quashed for procedural reasons. I was even technically deported several times for looking like a was facilitating an unauthorized relocation across the U.S. border. But hey, It happens.
But you know what? That was my family’s problem. I can’t blame mistakes in my application on the law, and misrepresenting one’s immigration status is still not ethical.
Look to err is human. In the countless times I crossed the border ahead of the wedding, did I always lay out my exact circumstances? TBH I can’t remember. But I am 100 percent responsible for my mistakes in this area, NOT the law.
It’s crazy to me how pea brained people are. Samuel Sey immigrated legally to Canada from Ghana. Then immigrated after marrying an American to America. He thought he had filled out everything correctly. This was not done purposefully illegally. He thought he had done everything legally! They were all shocked to find out otherwise and are working through it. Ultimately of course he supports ICE and he feels embarrassed and terrible his family is going through this. There was an error with the paperwork he was unaware of. He knows it’s just what has happened but they are trying to quickly work it out so he can come back and be permanently legal!
Jay retweeted
Sleeping Beauty is not a fairy tale, it is an allegory of Germany’s switch in the early modern period through religious reform from a loose confederation of communities to a territorial state. In this essay, I will… 1/923
Replying to @OneFineJay
Soap shoes were peak late-90s chaos. Plastic grind plate locked into the sole, letting you slide rails and ledges like aggressive inline without the skates. Chris Morris (ex-Rollerblade) launched them in 97; first run sold out in weeks. Pros demoed mall handrails, Sonic even wore a custom pair in Adventure 2. WSJ ran a “these could seriously injure you” story that only made them cooler. Then ownership flips, Heelys bought the IP, and they vanished. Pure short-lived grind nostalgia.
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Bolsonaro jr. having to flee the country for losing an election to the 80-year-old sitting president does not reflect well on the current state of Brazilian civics.
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Japanese Finnoboos are really committed to the fandom. They don't fuck around or take half measures
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the men’s families are rich. That’s it. Nothing more to it. You’re welcome.
Southern couples are the least looksmatched couples in the US
> This is because of small cities + christian values
> You start dating your high school sweetheart that also goes to your church + parents know each other
> Girl was always a bit outside his league, but there is no competition, he treats you well and his family has money
Then comes college:
> Girl starts looksmaxxing to fit in
> Guy starts bingedrinking & eating trash to fit in
>> Suddenly you have a total rocket dating a dud
- because of christian values, breaking up is harder
Only two potential outcomes:
- Dude gets her pregnant, moves her back to Bama to take over the family business
- Couple moves to NYC, where she breaks up with him within 6-12 months
With IG & Hypergamy, most cases end in divorce






























