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Posts posted by gyroprotagonist
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10 hours ago, Casual Encounter said:
I honestly don’t know why Heard ever steps on the field at this point. His lack of effort on that play pisses me off.
not trying to defend the apparent lack of effort, but can he legally get that far downfield and block prior to the pass?
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please let OP be investing in a gold ponzi scheme
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On 8/23/2018 at 10:54 AM, Fudge Nuggets said:
Problem is, those are not the "equations" used in the problem.
You have
1 + 4 = 5 (this one is the same as the FB problem)
4 + 8 = 12 (not the same)
9 + 12 = 21 (not the same)
I think you messed up by trying to apply proper math to a stupid FB meme when reality has no place in this sort of discussion.
The correct answer as originally stated is '34'.
Take the result of the previous line, add the two numbers on the LHS of the equation on the next line to get the answer
i.e.
5 + 2 + 5 = 12
12 + 3 + 6 = 21
21 + 5 + 8 = 34
QED
agree it's stupid to apply proper math the fb, but hold my beer. the equation works. I do not have 4+8=12 or 9+12=21
line 1 from the stupid piece of paper
- 1+4=5; n=1 so plug 1 into the equation n^2+4n and you get 5
- 2+5=12; n=2 so plug 2 into equation n^2+4n and you get 12
- 3+6=21; n=3 so plug 3 into equation n^2+4n and you get 21
if you assume the answer to 5+8 is 34 by using the number from above, then yes, the equation breaks down because a number in the series was skipped. If you assume that the question is asking to extrapolate based on the previous equations then the answer is 45 because there was not a 0+3=0 equation at the beginning. Thus ends late night drunk belligerent maths
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crazy. seems like a similar situation to the UT girl that was murdered on campus.
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Just now, Lurch said:
What investigation is needed? If you can’t handle the complexity of multiple floors at your own apartment complex, you don’t deserve a badge and gun. It’s a pretty easy qualifier.
agree. that's the point. an off-duty murder/manslaughter and you don't get to keep your job as a gun toting civil servant regardless of any trial
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3 minutes ago, Js1 said:
So what's the criteria for getting fired? 2 innocent people? No one outside of Raylan Givens gets to kill innocents and keep their job.
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1 minute ago, Fudge Nuggets said:
Used toilet paper.
username checks out
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19 hours ago, Ten Bears said:
Ha. I think that is from the nextdoor thread that blew up this weekend in my hood. Old people were saying it was probably Beto supporters stealing their own signs for attention (or maybe scofflaw youths).
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bitcoin obviously
but yeah, if it's for college, a 529 would be good. Set it up and then maybe try to get an autodraft of $25/$50/whatever bucks a month to contribute.
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3 minutes ago, irockalltherocks said:
I disagree, apartment management would need to know when maintenance workers enter an apartment for liability purposes. Basically to cover their ass.
we have a simple key card entry system at work for a few secured areas. It is just hooked up to a PC that logs all activity. Door open, what RFID key was used, did the door stay open longer than specified time, etc... Thinking on it more, all that data should be available or at least was available at one point in time. the whole door ajar vs locked should be easy to clear up.
Is there a list of all the shit she was lugging around and that was left in his apartment? I heard on the radio that her vest and an equipment bag was left at his apt. That would seem to suggest she had not been to her apt yet and came straight from the outside. Unless she was thinking 2 steps ahead ...
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Just now, Onboard 2.0 said:
This is one of THE most relevant piece of evidence in the case. And if there was gonna be a search of her apt. it would have needed to be then.
maybe already discussed, but maybe there is a log file or something that keeps track of when those RFID door are opened by the keycard?
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Tony needs his own spin off show. that guy fucks.
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Lazlo: No. These are entries into the Frito-Lay Sweepstakes. "No purchase necessary, enter as often as you want" - so I am.
Chris: That's great! How many times?
Lazlo: Well, this batch makes it one million six hundred and fifty thousand. I should win thirty-two point six percent of the prizes, including the car.
Chris: That kind of takes the fun out of it, doesn't it?
Lazlo: They set up the rules, and lately I've come to realize that I have certain materialistic needs.- 2
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Shirley there is *some* sort of zoning that prevents popup outdoor gun ranges?
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might want to just see what $3K will get you on a used ride. would hate to drop 4x the value of the car in repairs for 1-2 more years.
or maybe talk to a cabbie and see how they keep their minivans that are in similar to worse condition on the road.
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in and just sent fee via venmo
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3 hours ago, Elvis said:
i have a shirt with this on it
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38 minutes ago, longhornmatt said:
Yeah, just about everything in the article paints a portrait of a guy who really sucks (literally and figuratively). He also has the requisite hypocrite bona fides. I especially enjoyed the parts about his own fraternity hosting wild parties and then him snitching on others for bringing alcohol and shaming the woman who attended. But of course it’s fine for him to be a member and enjoy all the benefits of frat life.
yeah, i didn't get that. Was it just a checklist thing to be president of something in college that would look good on his cv? would he just go to his room and repress his homosexuality when everyone else getting their animal house on?
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yeah, it will be interesting to see the appeal. heard a quip from the murderer's lawyer already trying to use the (non) defense of how this will affect other cops 'just trying to do their job'. It's complete bullshit. This verdict is not about other cops. It's about the one that murdered a kid. Let other cops be judged on their actions good or bad. What this is guy did was judged to be murder by 12 people. If this verdict causes other officers to pause for thought before opening fire on a pickup full of unarmed teenagers driving away from them, then so be it. I don't think pausing for that will put the officer in any more danger than they would be otherwise.
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that poor steak. looks dry and well done af
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the Seben corporate videos were the best.
6figs/"Trust the Hamm" greatest hits
in 🤫$9.95🤫
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seems legit