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CDC study finds about 78% of people hospitalized for Covid were overweight or obese.

The right side of the first picture looks like its a cliff? Do you still need to put walls there?

w00tw00t! I think that means $2,800 coming my way!

I think the parts were supposed to be overplayed and I laughed out loud several times. But for some reason that I cant explain, it really popped my suspension-of-disbelief bubble when Its definitely worth watching though. 👍

Coming to America 2 For me, it was a somehow bad, yet still enjoyable movie. Wesley Snipes stole the show.

I also just learned that a few weeks ago. Mind was blown.

Yeah, but it probably gets you on some watchlist if you order one. I was wondering why they didnt just edit them out too, but I guess you have a point about other literature.

You can see a couple of them in this article.

I had never heard of Starfinder before now, but it has 101 playable races!

New COVID-19 Strain 'P.1' Can Re-Infect People Who Already Recovered. Welcome to your new terror cycle.

*disgust for humanity increases 0.001%*

At the repository of all galactic knowledge, a wiki link.

I was going to suggest that we simply use numbers, then I looked it up and it turns out that the ancient Egyptians invented numbers, and they also enslaved the ancient Jews, who are still around today, so I guess that idea is out the window. Dang, this is going to be tricky.

The warmup continues here too! The next 5 days are full sunshine and above 40F temps. WooHoo!

My father died when I was 7 so I never had the opportunity to learn anything from him. For some reason my mind just easily understands and remembers mechanical / plumbing / electrical systems. I do get satisfaction from maintaining / repairing my stuff but the primary motivation is saving money. Yeah my wife pretty much expects me to fix everything. But I have taught my kid how to changed brakes, change a tire, basic AC/furnace maintenance, minor electrical installation (plugs, ceiling fans, etc.)... that sort of thing.

I have a very strong knack of "learn by seeing", even once, so all the DIY stuff I know I learned by somebody showing me or by watching over the repairpersons shoulder. I also have a PhD in RTFM which will get you through any project. The only thing I wont mess with is "black pipe" which carries NG throughout my home. Even though I know how to do it, I prefer to leave that to the professionals.

WandaVision EP8 Magnafique! *chefs kiss* Stick around for the end credit scene, which only EP7 and 8 have.

Nice! Ive never defrosted a refrigerator but I assume you just unplug it and leave the doors open? Im curious, your "household insurance" can be used on anything big or small (AC / heat) or is only for appliances (fridge, washing machine, etc.)? As you will learn, the costs of the actual materials required to perform a fix as usually very affordable. Where you take the biggest hit is usually in the "labor charges". The more you learn to do yourself, the more you will save in this category.

Per Wiki, the 1959 version has a 9 minute chariot race.

Thats kind of the point of the new laser in the article. Do you have a link for the test you are referencing?

US Army Is Building The World's 'Most Powerful' Laser Weapon.

Ah, the man-o-war. As a kid I remember them washing up on Florida beaches. Beautiful to look at but dont touch!

Look at it this way, maybe we'll learn about whatever childhood trauma made Cruella into the woman she is in 101 Dalmatians. Seems topical for the times.

I think they mean that stats dont really matter. You can build any character with any stat distribution and its impossible to fail, right? Wasnt that specifically one of the points of PoE?