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Or just drink regular fucking water and eat a piece of fruit if you want the sugar.
In addition to what's already been said, if you think you might be too tired to drive, you are 100% too tired to drive. Take a 5-10min break/nap.
All of them really. Dark sould just has good friendly AI. But Tarkus is the only one I can think of that can (semi) consistently come pretty close to killing or nearly killing the boss on his own if you just stand back and let him work lol
That banana thing is way out of line.
Actually, there are cells in woody dicots that do not require water and are considered to be functional dead cells. This is because of the huge amount of cellulose cell wall created that make it impermeable. There are also bone cells that do this with calcium deposition. They are dead yet functioning as intended.
But Channing Tatum rollerblading on differential equations. What's not to love?
What happened to Suki?
Casual but I dream of being competitive.
Ok. Ewww.
do you come into reddit threads looking for something to be upset about?

If and only if they release raw unedited footage of the scene of the crime. Police love cameras because they get to decide when to release footage.


It's not really that simple. Body camera footage is part of the official investigation, and are evidence.

Society is going to have to get used to the fact that they won't get body camera footage instantaneously and unedited because they often contain information that violates privacy and has to be redacted (people's faces, license plates, personal info, phone numbers, etc).

Your request for immediate, unedited footage is both ludicrous, and never going to happen. As long as the footage makes it out eventually, and with the important sections of the event included, every reasonable person should be okay with that.

Of course, the Internet is full of very vocal, unreasonable people, lol.
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HEY. HEY. USE FREEDOM UNITS FOR OUR FREEDOM WALL
What? Clowns are buffoonish children's entertainers, not contract killers, kid. You're thinking of mimes.
Keep thinning them out...
"Coaral! Where are you Coaral?"
-Rick from the walking dead
I knew what it was and I clicked it anyways.
I just wanted to say that absolutely none of these are clever or funny.
The idea that empathy for victims can only be expressed through discriminating against social groups is ridiculous. It is possible to feel empathy for victims, while also rejecting the idea that this justifies bigoted discrimination.

Do you think that empathy for victims of terrorism means that we need to discriminate against Muslims? Plenty of racist people do, but most non-bigoted people would see this as a false dichotomy. What is different in this case?

To be honest, trying to justify discrimination by appealing to empathy sounds perverse and somewhat hypocritical.
Do you ever cry at night bc you'll never be as good as Rory
Star Wars episode 3. For some reason my parents took me to see it in the theater when I was in sixth grade and hadn't seen any of the others. Literally the worst one to see first. All the others were ruined for me.
Ratata! I choose you!
I've done a fair amount of hiring, though never as a full-time recruiter.

In terms of your question: It depends on the market, but in general, you can require both of those things and easily find a lot of applicants. You just have to pay more.

Usually companies really require either a 4-year degree or "equivalent industry experience." Some companies do have hard and fast rules for certain positions, especially when there are liability risks (eg, a structural engineer needs to have a degree), but for most jobs you can get hired on experience alone.

But with no degree and no experience? That's basically no real qualifications at all. So of course, if you have neither, you're lucky to get a job at the bottom, both in terms of position and salary.
I recently had knee surgery and I hadn't thought about this. On my way from my room to the surgery room (or whatever it's called), people asked me about 5 times what happened and what kind of surgery I was going to have. I thought it was weird, but I just figured they were being nice to me. I hadn't thought it was because they had to make sure it was the right patient.

Additionally, before the surgery I was told to draw a circle around the knee that was going to be cut open. They also told me to not mark it with an X, cause apparently an X means non-functioning or something like that.
Except it doesn't exactly work ... completely

See https://www.theguardian.com/science/2016/sep/20/man-v-rat-war-could-the-long-war-soon-be-over

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