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it's just a guy who is owned. you just happened to be the last person who said owned before I posted it
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Kenny Logins posted:it's just a guy who is owned. you just happened to be the last person who said owned before I posted it that dude was totally owned, no doubt
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Fortaleza posted:Oregon Humane Society has a policy of not letting someone adopt a BC without experience thanks to so many people being in over their heads in the past, had to go through an interview before being allowed to adopt Cassie sometimes i think rescue et al orgs can be overboard with interviews but some breeds really do require a check because people don’t know what they’re in for. i grew up with a border collie from practically birth to like 15 years old and he was wonderful, but we had a small farm for him to run all over. smart. as. a. whip. he was named happy because that was supposedly one of the few words i could say at the time, and it’s what i said when we got him. best dog.
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Yep, I'm gonna replace my car's exhaust system today and according to my students I tell a lot of dad jokes
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Sagebrush posted:Yep, I'm gonna replace my car's exhaust system today and according to my students I tell a lot of dad jokes 
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:wow, that's more or less in-line with here. crazy The first dog we got was a basset/beagle mix and he owns. Would 100% adopt another hound again if I ever buy a house.
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there had to be an inevitable darwinian consequence for this sort of hubris
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i wonder if that guy who was making a dating site for hedge fund managers (or something along those lines) and completely devoted to the cult of wework is still married to his dead-eyed wife who clearly wanted out?
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The_Franz posted:i wonder if that guy who was making a dating site for hedge fund managers (or something along those lines) and completely devoted to the cult of wework is still married to his dead-eyed wife who clearly wanted out? was this the same guy who also constantly ate microwaved tuna in his shared wework office?
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RokosCockatrice posted:there had to be an inevitable darwinian consequence for this sort of hubris he successfully reproduced, there is no darwinian consequence unless he gave covid to his kids
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in other news, imperialism nostalgia island is going loving wildquote:Shops are to be allowed to sell products in pounds and ounces again after the government pledged to review a ban on marking and selling products in imperial units as part of post-Brexit changes to EU laws.
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qirex posted:in other news, imperialism nostalgia island is going loving wild this culture war fuckjng sucks
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qirex posted:in other news, imperialism nostalgia island is going loving wild now, how long before they go back to that stupid non-decimal currency (which metrication actually predates)?
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i mean it is kinda funny that pounds as a product measurement were banned when their money people use to buy said products is called pounds (sterling)
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qirex posted:in other news, imperialism nostalgia island is going loving wild Starting to think natively speaking English causes brain damage again.
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Skull face was right
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:i mean it is kinda funny that pounds as a product measurement were banned when their money people use to buy said products is called pounds (sterling) it wasn't even barred, you just have to also sign the thing in metric, as it's the default
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Broken Machine posted:it wasn't even barred, you just have to also sign the thing in metric, as it's the default the imperial measurement also couldn't be more prominent than the metric, so no lettuce 25p/lb 55p/kg
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there's an election in canada on monday so i have created this political cartoon
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Truman Peyote posted:there's an election in canada on monday so i have created this political cartoon lol
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:Starting to think natively speaking English causes brain damage again. At this point there seems to be a lot of evidence for this.
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Truman Peyote posted:there's an election in canada on monday so i have created this political cartoon good god (it's right)
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Truman Peyote posted:there's an election in canada on monday so i have created this political cartoon This but for KKKlanada 
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we should let alberta separate and then invade to spread canadian freedom
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Truman Peyote posted:there's an election in canada on monday so i have created this political cartoon
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AnimeIsTrash posted:Skull face was right
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Truman Peyote posted:there's an election in canada on monday so i have created this political cartoon lmao
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lmao
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Truman Peyote posted:there's an election in canada on monday so i have created this political cartoon
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brexit has made everyone really willing to spit in the eye of the English and I for one am here for it
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They should have just told the French there were several ethnicities of Muslims to hate on in China.
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I was a respiratory therapist, and almost all of my friends are RTs at various hospitals across Edmonton. They are all so close to breaking, even before this last wave hit. Not only are they short staffed, by about half in many instances, but workload has tripled. Normally, we would look after 4 sick ventilated patients, or 6 no-too-sick-but-still-ventilated patients. With Covid, because of staffing, they are having to look after 10 (TEN!!!) Ventilated Covid patients EACH. That equates to barely just monitoring and charting that each one is alive, making a couple tweaks and moving on to the next one. Covid patients are REALLY sick. While intubated, they are often prone -lying on their stomachs- because you get better oxygenation that way. But it makes looking after that person far, FAR more difficult for the RT and nursing. Consider that all of their lines (arterial, central, GI, endotracheal, etc) are all on the anterior side of the body. The chances of one pulling out is so much higher when you're lying on it, and it can't be easily watched. I have on RT friend who got pulled from pediatrics to work in the adult ICU, who has never worked with adults in 20 years. Because physiology is different enough, she is basically an extra set of hands that knows the implications of what she's doing, which is an enormous help. This includes removing care from those that have passed and cleaning the respiratory equipment from the room. For a while, she was removing care from someone during EVERY SHIFT. She is one of the most solid people I know, and wasn't coping with this. Nurses have had to start doing all of the "non-critical" patient care that we used to do. This includes seeing patients on the floors, checking asthmatics in emergency, giving medication and respiratory education and helping COOD patients whose O2 levels have dropped. While this is fantastic that they are relieving the RTs of work, it is also adding to theirs. I also know of at least 1 hospital whose infrastructure isn't keeping up with the amount of oxygen that is being used. They had to set up a backpressure system so that it could deliver enough O2 to the ventilators to make them stop alarming. They alarm when the system pressure is under 80%. I saw quite a few RTs at a funeral over the summer, and they all looked like they were ready to collapse from exhaustion... And that was when hospitalizations were low. I don't know how they are still functioning. I don't know how much longer they'll be able to work. It's really, really bad in the ICUs.
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stay safe smoka
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The governor of Mississippi was on Jake Tapper and Tapper actually insistently pointed out his state has the worst COVID deaths per capita in the entire world after Peru, and the guy had no response other than to say essentially "well people will stop dying so much eventually".
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