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Here's a nice DJ set from my favorite city-pop influenced boy, Ginger Root. youtu.be/gelUfoJ6suk?...
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Keep the mines open just so they can work them. Damn. I need to have the name of one person who has spoken these words.
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Asphalt can handle shaking at twerk scale 6.9
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I'm going to put this leaf on, just in case.
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Searching the comments for Stallone. youtu.be/xFtHW2hXNh0?...
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Pass a law that creates a "vehicle externalities board" that will set a registration fee for new ICE vehicles in CA based upon projected lifetime emissions and the costs of air pollution and climate change, phase in the fee so that in a few years ICE purchases are virtually eliminated.
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That bus has the biostyle I'm into!
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Being mad at your haters isn't going to change things. Defensiveness is like catnip to posters. They smell an issue where a media personality is cagey, defensive, and dishonest. The more you refuse to take the L, the harder they quote-dunk.
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Kids in the 25th century filling a small space elevator with water as a joke and destroying the earth.
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Why you bringing magnets to a geodetic coordinate fight?
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Dearest Buttocks, répondez s'il vous plaît.
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Not enough consultation says business selling consulting services.
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The four food enthusiasms:
Gourmet
Gourmand
Glutton
Gavin
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Every time I look up at the moon
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Samsa's metamorphosis into a hot guy.
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What other body parts is he keeping track of
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Trick question, she doesn't think anyone is as sharp as she is.
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Your aunt is always like that on Easter
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When the milk turns, when the bowl breaks
When I'm feeling sad...
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Boats just like the feel of crabs skittering around inside them.
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I'm sure that's part of it, but this result is also consistent with most people thinking that people in low-pay service jobs would be better off with (presumably) higher-pay manufacturing jobs, including those people in those service jobs.
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Or the factory that makes old spaghetti.
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I think any decrease in travel is significant given this history. Looks like 5% growth in international travel was the norm pre-covid. After there has been catch-up.
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Sounds nice. I'm not about to come after you unarmed. I'll have to source a katana from Sandy
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Where you got MY machete
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UC would need to object. Then the EEOC could file a petition to compel compliance. If there is no legal basis for objecting, the UC would then be ordered by a judge to produce the documents.
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That took place starting 1906 on the grid iron.
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I support your efforts. But I'm not happy the end result will likely be that I hear more gross shit about this guy.
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You might like this video. youtu.be/Dbhy8CLgfOE?.... Gets into the spread of pizza as American staple at about 12:30
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At the time, Italians were a small minority. Probably had food names mangled often. I mean, today most Americans pronounce pho like phone, and there is probably a similar market penetration of small immigrant business.
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bsky.app/profile/that...
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In case anyone is looking in the replies for the recipe. I think I'll test it out.
www.chicagomag.com/dining-drink...
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Notable that the law does not ban all rent setting services, only those using non-public data. I believe Berkeley makes rents/vacancy status public. If software uses the gov data (or public listings), it's ok. That should get more responsive market w/o monopolistic pricing.
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This motte clarification takes all of the sting from your riposte. I always expect the best (excellent charts) from Bump!