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@Darryl_Cook Im soo sorry to hear this.

The irony of moving to Seattle from New Orleans, only for one of my sons to be arrested for a felony.

@GeauxGabrielle Oh now i need to get that spray

😂😂

She deserves to win.

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@_6signxxx It turns into a fight over the examples instead of answering the real problem. And if the example was a good one, now you are wrong for holding on to something for so long, or for always bringing it back up. Examples in an argument are a trap.

This is manipulative btw

Lol, thoughtful gifts

@GergelyOrosz Ooo. This sounds like a move

Ok Mullvad VPN is the example of security *by design*: The company does not store any form of data (no IPs, no logs.) They don’t even offer recurring subscriptions (!!) because doing so would force them to store data that can identify people. No affiliation: just awesome

Something I would do.

Ive been guilty of this before.

The nigga was so funny they banned em

@Jomo_24 Man I miss teriyaki papi!

@Michael_Crowe If I think about it, It would be which period and range are best for my needs. When using the MF, I look at it daily over a 6-month period, and when I am in the trade, I feel impatient and do not want to wait.

Totally understand, it IS a lot of information for sure Thing is, the stock market isn’t going anywhere. It’s gonna be here waiting for you every single day. Find where you’re really struggling, focus and hone in on THAT specifically and take your process slow. In order to go fast in a short period of time you gotta train yourself to go sloooow for a longer period of time Don’t move on to the next chunk of overwhelming information until you fully comprehend the previous information/concepts etc first — this is so important In regards to the overwhelming information, what’s been the biggest disconnects for you?

If you’re ready to expedite your success in the stock market with stocks and options…follow, like, RT, and tell me exactly what your current needs/struggles/setbacks etc are I’m gonna give every person in my comments FREE game and personally help each of you to level up 💎♻️

Progress that I can feel. Joy that I can bask in. Love that I can melt in. Money that I can freely spend.

@inthecompanyof Defuncted IOU noRSforU

I’m thinking of starting a “vintage” clothing shop that only sells corporate merch from failed startups and businesses. Need a name. Free tee shirt emoji to the best.

@KeeneStew @badlibtakes Best of luck to you

Teared up reading your story cause I started thinking about my wife at home while I’m here in the hospital getting my chest pain diagnosed. I’m stubborn too like your husband thinking it’ll pass and you just don’t take chances with that stuff. I’m VERY happy he’s home with you. From a heart attack victim, tell him not to screw around with that stuff 😇 May God Bless your family ❤️

earlier tonight, while grilling chicken with the kids, my husband disappeared for awhile. He came back 10 minutes later and asked to talk to me away from the kids. He told me his heart was racing and he couldn’t get it under control. He’s described this feeling before to me but has always told me it’s only for about a minute every six months or so. Never for this long. I asked if I could call an ambulance but he kept saying it wasn’t necessary, that it would probably stop happening any second. My mind was racing but I was trying to keep calm. I called my mom to come be with our children and started driving him to the hospital. He got worse in the car, his vision was severely blurring. I pulled over and called 911. His heart rate was 248. They told him they had to give him a medicine that would stop and then reset his heart. I don’t know if they misspoke but when he heard “stop” they later told me he said, “I can’t let you do that, I have kids.” They told him it was that or they needed to shock him. They gave him the adenosine and his heart rate slowed down significantly. The paramedic told me afterwards that he was minutes from death. When they first hooked him up, I met eyes with one of the paramedics and mouthed “is he okay?” He shook his head no. After trying to keep calm in front of him the whole time, I fell apart in the Little Caesars parking lot. There were a few ambulances and so many people there helping my husband. He had supraventricular tachycardia and is resting at home now, with a heart monitor. I kept my emotions at bay as much as I possibly could the rest of the night by his side at the hospital. He is much more of an introvert than I am and (true to his British form) does not want to cause any sort of scene. I’m afraid if I talk about any of it, it’ll cause him to downplay his symptoms moving forward so as not to worry me. But here, in the safe outlet of X, I’m utterly wrecked. As I lay next to him, weeping in the dark, listening to his quiet snoring I found annoying last night, I can’t think of anything I’d rather listen to now. I forget what we argued about yesterday. I can’t stop smelling him and touching him and thinking about how it was almost just me in this bed tonight. Thank you Jesus, for being so near.

@TheIZA_420 @HimD1esel @roywoodjr No you didnt 😂😂

@HimD1esel @roywoodjr He covers all things. 😭

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