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Goredho last won the day on December 14 2018

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  1. This is a sub $500 guitar (used), nothing to envy, but it’s a solid mahogany/spruce dread that sounds and plays really good. It’s gonna replace my cheap, old black Takamine that was my only guitar for a long time while kids were little. The one I put them to bed with. My daughter asked if she could have it and I’m giving it to her.
  2. I think that’s a significant point. You see it all over Colorado, too. The rural, non-resort areas have very low taxes, very few services and three out of every four people that live there likes it that way. The right (wrong?) wildfire event would play out in much the same way in these areas. These local government officials are mostly guilty of providing the local government that locals want to pay for. So who is negligent and responsible here? That’s a debate for a different part of this site, but maybe people who disagree that emergency services are a cuttable cost should look to different areas for a sleepaway camp for their kids.
  3. I’m in Denver this weekend for family reasons and fucked up and stopped at guitar store. A used Guild D-140 that spoke to me is coming home. Seriously good guitar for what I paid for it.
  4. This is a horrific tragedy, and I feel for everyone affected. I am compelled to post, but what is there to say? Word's haven't been invented to capture or convey the horror of an unknown number of dead kids. I went to La Junta until 13, and the memories I have from there are among the best of my childhood. My brothers did, too, and my sister went to Camp Mystic. Had timing been different, it could have been one of us who was swept away in a flood, leaving behind grieving parents and the lingering, unanswerable question of why. I guess the one thing that might give some solace is that in the worst of tragedies we often see the best of men. It won't be from a politician. It will be from people there, doing what they can, at sacrifice or peril to themselves. You are already hearing allusions to it. How some of the counselors managed to guide their campers to safety. How posters here will be on their way to help in the recovery. Keep those stories coming, because they are the light in a time of darkness.
  5. Yeah, that’s sharp. Kind of with the hardware was gold.
  6. Well shit, Brisketaryan 2028 then.
  7. Unless you start seeding your social media with dramatic readings of "Mein Kampf" in blackface, you will not be qualified.
  8. It’s more that I live in rural America and the people around me that I’m talking about, none of them are involved in a work context like you describe. They are rural, blue collar types, and they are as happy as a maggot in a warm pile of bullshit.
  9. Exactly. I see no epiphanies happening among Trump voters like these memes present. Medicaid cuts haven't happened yet, so no one is feeling the pain. The Trump voters I know are happy with how he's running things, are fully convinced we're in the start of his promised Golden age and remain relieved that Kamala didn't win. So I question whether anything in this thread that is presented as regret is real or indicative of any real movement in the minds of his voters.
  10. Do you all think these LEF memes and shit are real people? I mean, I know a decent number of Trump voters of varying income/education/intelligence levels, and none of them are regretting their vote.
  11. Fine, CatTurd2 2028.
  12. Yeah, we're using cursor, and it's definitely a productivity boon for people with a reasonable amount of experience. Our organizational answer to the problem you describe is to just not hire juniors any more.
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