corsicanguppy @ corsicanguppy @lemmy.ca

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If it's a Mercedes, that will be a subscription value-add feature. It's like Boeing with safety features being value-add.

probably talking 4th or 5th dose at this point

If you haven't learned by now that it's still mutating, you'll never learn. There's been such an effort to try to get that info to people, but unless it's a funny dance on youtok no one sees it.

You should see rail in Canada, if you have a big bag of money and a LOT of time.

UK trains are user-fee hell. It's okay to hate them.

What are we tilling?

How about " till " in English vs " 'til " ?

In English, a till is a cash drawer or a plough. The abbreviation for "until" is " 'til ".

I see it in subtitles. I worry for society.

If kids could learn a second adverb that'd be great.

Well you were close. Some might say you were right next to it n

Is encephalitis caused only by HIV, though?

I seem to think it was a thing before HIV.

Aren't we all in the same climate? Is there MY climate and YOUR climate?

3rd colonoscopy of the week?

Weird hobby ...but okay. :-P

I hear VW is putting buttons back in.

Do people just die if they can't afford their meds?

I think, in America, people just go without. It's disheartening.

Seniors are one of the groups most helped by a pharmacare bill. The other group? Regular poor people.

The group most likely to let their bipolar meds lapse? Poors. Schizo meds that make life bearable and jobs attainable? Poors won't make enough to pay the costs unless the pharmacare bill pushes the prices down.

You know the difference between a poor guy with a medically-dependent mental attribute and that guy shouting at cars in the street? Regular meds so he doesn't lose what he has over and over and over. And luck, but also uninterrupted meds.

We don't need pharmacare so I can get my ADHD or blood pressure pills; we need equal pharma access in our constitution so good and resilient people dont fall into a crack, lose their world and end up raging in the street at the frustration of daily existence in the rainy nights.

So THIS is how Mike Farnworth is going to pay for the surrey policing decision he unilaterally made despite the mandate the voters gave its mayor.

But what about next year and the year after? How's he going to keep paying for the decision he pushed through sheer willpower and voter nullification, year after year?

If the numbers don't make sense, then any reports will be hard to read.

If the temp is below 8c you're at risk with summer tires; and even all-season.

All-weather will get you a little farther a little cooler but just put the winter snowies on.

The added bonus is they're super grippy.

I replaced the spring on a garage door.

It's officially the most dangerous thing I've done. Even if the door hadn't almost crushed me it would still rank way up there.

I've worked on the Water with little LEO presence. I've carried a rifle for my queen. I've taken the crowchild to Glenmore exit in full drift in winter. I've fallen on my head, been run over, almost lost my arm, separate incidents. Swapping the spring on the garage door - in a rental no less - is still the riskiest and dumbest thing I've done.

So far.

Um, do you even KNOW people? We do dumb, illogical things.

And war crimes. Don't forget the long history of war crimes.