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Don Edwards
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Changing Medications (Level of Trust Required) (Content TV-MA)
Don Edwards replied to ProfessorTomoe's topic in Off Topic Discussion
Spinal realignment? Guillotine? -
Edit: found a permalink. It's relevant to this discussion. http://www.hirezfox.com/neoctc/d/20180919.html
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Sketchbook September 19, 2018 - Edward's Turn
Don Edwards replied to ChronosCat's topic in EGS Sketchbook Discussion
The gravity of the situation apparently got to his pants. -
Tanks for the endorsement of my comment.
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Repeated studies have shown that making people in a vehicle safer, results in the driver of that vehicle driving in a more hazardous manner. (On the average, of course - not necessarily true of every individual.) People tout the safety of driving big SUVs...
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There is also the fact that some people are naturally suited to be distance runners, and some are a much better fit for short-distance sprints. I read a story of three guys, college roommates and good friends. Two of them went out for a mile run every morning. A girlfriend asked why the third never went with them. Laughter. "You see that pole down at the end of the block? He'll get there faster than you would believe possible. Now you see the pole down at the end of the NEXT block? You'll get there before he will." "Also, he'll never get there."
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No, but they are still cultures.
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There are cultures where you treat members of your own tribe extremely well, but if you can get a guy from the neighboring tribe to come over for dinner without mentioning that, rather than a guest, he's to be the main course, you win brownie points within your own tribe. (Hey, you not only provided meat, but arranged for it to deliver itself!)
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It would explain even more things if Diane's father was caught having an affair with Rhoda's father. However, I'm guessing that this didn't happen.
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In a school that size, (a) I would guess it's only a senior high school, grades 9-12 or maybe just 10-12, so they wouldn't need to be very far apart in age to not be in Moperville South at the same time. And (b) with limited exceptions I wouldn't expect a lot of interaction between students more than a year apart. Siblings could be one of those exceptions, but not necessarily - I was in high school with one of my sisters for a year, a much smaller school than Moperville South, and I rarely saw her at all inside the building.
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That is not something you want to spread out over a few minutes, let alone a few days. Because it really doesn't matter whether you drive on the left or the right - what matters is that either everyone drives on the left, or everyone drives on the right, no mixing it up.
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Another factor was that while New Orleans had a disaster plan that recognized the danger of a hurricane, AND (iirc) the danger that the hurricane might damage levees which would be another cause of widespread damage, and (noting the desirability of evacuation) had evacuation plans including the uses of the school district's buses as evacuation vehicles... ... in the event, NOBODY OPENED THE BOOK. The school buses sat unused in parking lots, and many of them were damaged or destroyed by flooding.
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Not necessarily as good as he appears to think.
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That got fixed PDQ, but still there were - if I recall correctly - twenty-some kids legally abandoned that could not have been legally abandoned after the fix took effect. The oldest being just weeks shy of adulthood. Note: technically, when my dad died I should have become a ward of the state. But that probably would have involved yanking me out of college and shipping me 2/3 of the way across the country to my mother's custody, whereas if they just ignored the matter for a month and a half all would be good...
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Sketchbook Aug 28, 2018 - Happy Casual Felix
Don Edwards replied to ChronosCat's topic in EGS Sketchbook Discussion
Quick duckduckgo says WHAT AM I, CHOPPED LIVER? (hey, can I have some?) -
The word you're looking for is "quaint".
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I'm pretty sure that explosives for fishing run afoul of several laws. Dunno if any of them are specifically about fishing, as opposed to non-approved use of explosives...
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Less than a negative quantity of fun?
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I know that the town of Quartzsite, AZ - which has a highly seasonal population, the low being approximately 3,600 in summer - has a grade school that runs to 8th grade, but the nearest high school in the same state is something like 40 miles away. Lots of high-school-age kids get their education online.
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Changing Medications (Level of Trust Required) (Content TV-MA)
Don Edwards replied to ProfessorTomoe's topic in Off Topic Discussion
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"Doctors, people are figuring out that the height-and-weight charts horribly over-simplify things. Obesity can't be completely defined in terms of those two numbers. What do we do?" "How about if we divide one of those two numbers by the other and give the result a nice scientific-sound name? Oh, maybe 'Body Mass Index'?" "Perfect! Let's do it!"
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That is incorrect. Tedd talked WoM into doing a minimal-change reset. But that's still a reset. "At its most technical, how magic works has not changed at all. What has changed is how much magic is being kept in check."
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If that's really necessary, it's bad design. Something that is going to be that common, shouldn't require disassembly. Consider installing a hinge under the seat so you can get the battery out more easily, or putting the battery back in rotated 90 degrees so you can hook the charger up without removing the battery, or...
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Justin crushing on Elliot was a thing back at Grace's birthday party.
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I've never seen that in a convenience store. It's mostly restaurants, for health-code reasons.
