My theory is that everybody thinks the platform they use is the best and most aligned with their politics because they've trained the algorithm to feed them the content they like.
YouTube hasn't shown me anything remotely right wing in ages, but every time I try tiktok I have to thumbs down 10 different channels that repost Joe Rogan and Elon musk clips.
I can't imagine a cop spending doing anything about it besides arresting you for trying to break into it.
They'll just use their magic words that get them out of protecting anyone but the bourgeoisie, "It's a civil matter".
Cut into thin slices, marinate in 1 egg white, 1/4 cup soy sauce, dash of rice vinegar, spices and about a teaspoon of baking soda. Stir fry with vegetables.
Edit: This is called velveting, you can find a more exact recipe online, I'm sure
I had a golden honeydew for the first time a couple months ago, they're amazing. I've been eating one every couple of weeks since.
Tip for anyone struggling to tell when to cut them, they're ready when they make a squeaky sound when you slide a thumb across the skin. If it's slides too easy it's not ready.
Finally, I've found my place in the dominance hierarchy
The part that bothers me is that, at least in my state, expiration usually means you need to make a payment online. If they needed a fresh picture or eye test, I get it, but one time I couldn't get my meds all weekend because it expired and they never sent me the renewal notice.
Why can't I just pay 4x the fee and have the license valid for 20 years?
The stupidest part of this thing will be the repair costs and corresponding insurance rates. A shopping cart ding can't be repaired with Bondo and paint. Nor can it be repaired by normal paintless dent repair tools because it's 3mm stainless steel. Basically any accident will require panel replacement, since there's only a few shops in the whole country that can repair stainless steel body panels.
A fender repair that would cost $1500 on a normal vehicle will cost $10k. I'm sure we'll see parking lot accidents that total one of these.
It depends a lot on the game. I've played a lot of switch games with no problems on my 12600k and 6800xt. The new Zelda game was really hard to play, though, even with all of the various performance tweaks and mods available 3 months after the launch. Frame rate drops, glitches, timing flaws, bugs, etc. It's probably in a better state now, but I got sick of trying the latest settings and mods and still having issues.
Those testclear kits are legit, the only thing you need to worry about is the temp. Bring a thermometer and check the temp yourself, as long as it's between 90-100F you're good. If it's too cold and you can't warm it up, wait in the bathroom for 5 minutes and say you had trouble peeing. Worse case scenario they'll have you retest.
Better to claim it showed up with copy paper or or a bag of sand in the box. Whatever it is must weigh close to the same as the video card since the shipper weighs the package while in route to you. That way if they do an investigation the box will weigh the same as it did when it was scanned and they'll have no idea where the video card could have been stolen.
Make sure to order it on a credit card. If Amazon won't refund you, contest the charges and the credit card company will refund you.
If they ask for a police report, don't worry. Call the non emergency line and tell them you need the report to get a refund from Amazon. They're likely to take the report over the phone(some bigger departments even will do them via email). They will do no investigation as long as you tell them you got an empty box.
Holy shit, that's dark. I'm sorry
If I was in your situation I would lie and say I didn't have a pet, sign the lease and smuggle them in. Put their crates inside cardboard boxes to carry them in. Then after a few weeks approach management and try to get permission to bring your emotional support cats in.
Worse case scenario you've bought yourself some time to save up to find a better place. Just make sure that if they find out to start looking for a place as soon as they give you notice to move because it's super hard to find an apartment with an open eviction case. Look into your state's laws, most states they require longer notice periods when the eviction isn't for non-payment of rent.
Normally I'd say be honest from the start so you can find a landlord that will accept them, but it seems like you're in a tough situation right now.