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It’s the sellers who are making the money. The people who are holding onto the NFT for the long haul are the suckers who are likely to lose big here. As with the stock market, you do not want to be the one left holding it when the music stops.
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Getting up so early that it’s still yesterday.
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The first novel in the series was released in 1979, so for you to have read it 42 years ago already, you would have to have read it in the first year after it came out.
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But what if they were Brawny brand instead?
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42 also happens to be my age as of a week ago…
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There is a distinct possibility that Mr. Voltaire will choose to interrupt as well, given that they screwed up his plan to force a Magic Reset.
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“Virgin” olive oil is taken from new olives on their first run through the press (they are subsequently run through again to extract additional oil). “Extra virgin” oil removes the headings and tailings (the very first and last parts of the oil extracted during a run, analogous to the headings and tailings in beer brewing), which are less homogeneous than the rest. This results in a higher-purity oil with the least amount of the olives’ other components mixed in.
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Was that the “right this minute” temperature, or the forecast temperature? For forecast, they usually state the maximum expected temperature for the day.
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Not in a comic, but in the Terry Pratchett’s Discworld novel Going Postal, and its television-drama adaptation, Miss Adora Belle Dearheart, who, contrary to her name, is a tough-as-nails type, is given the nickname “Spike” by the protagonist, con-man-turned-Postmaster Moist von Lipwig.
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And the image on the screen behind her is of her! Catception!
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Not on your lawn. I’m in ur tubes, watching ur vids.
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But was it uphill?
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Me neither. My 20th recently passed, but I didn’t go to it or the 10th either, and probably will not attend any future ones.
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Aww, such a li’l cutie! I agree about putting a reflective collar or harness on him—black cats are notoriously invisible in the dark, and you don’t want some car running him over due to failing to see him.
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The floating timeline especially becomes an issue when characters’ origins are tied to specific historical events. For example, Marvel’s Captain America and Magneto, and DC’s Wonder Woman, have origins closely linked to World War Two.
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