Stravinsky

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Stravinsky

Stravinsky

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澳门 Katılım Temmuz 2011
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Preston Education 💎🦉📚💻
@Leafys2ndFan @JezziiB Then why do men avoid paying child support to help care for thier children. They will go so far as to work under the table so they don't have to pay. Why do they abandon their kids during divorces or break ups? Some men don't raise kids when the wife is there
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jezz@JezziiB·
Oh no! What’s next? Men raising their children, too?
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Shawn Pikka@PikkaShawn49602·
and then they come here....lol why support a failing system? 📷 Canadians Seeking Surgery in the U.S. Many Canadians travel to the United States for medical procedures, especially when Canada’s public healthcare system has long wait times or lacks certain treatments. Scale of the phenomenon Exact numbers are hard to pin down, but estimates suggest 200,000 to 400,000 Canadians annually seek healthcare in the U.S. advancestudy.org. A 2024 Ipsos poll found that 42% of Canadians would travel and pay for routine healthcare if needed, and 38% would do so for emergency care Canadian Medical Association+1. This reflects a growing trend in medical tourism.
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Stravinsky@Strav9·
@kinghq01 @DrNeilStone Where did you get the 50% value? Average UK citizen pays an effective tax rate of around 31% Average US citizen pays 30.1% If you’re paying 8% in the US, that just means you have a relatively low wage compared to average
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Gerald L King II
Gerald L King II@kinghq01·
@DrNeilStone Wrong yet again. 50% taxes pay for this. NOTHING is ever free. As per the below, last tax year i would have been higher rate then the “free healthcare” tax of 10%. So 50% of my income would have gone to pay for your “free” stuff. US, my effective tax was 8%
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Captain Obvious™️
Captain Obvious™️@TheFungi669·
I hate to admit this but Trump was right. He said that if I vote for Kamala Harris gas prices, groceries prices and my utility bills will go through the roof. I voted for Harris and my gas, groceries and utility bills have gone through the roof.
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Stravinsky@Strav9·
@oracles In general I’ve always had good experiences with Lisbon airport. Still remember the time it took me 10 min from the uber to gates Couldn’t be faster
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André@oracles·
Since we're talking airports: I'm Portuguese, and Lisbon's airport immigration is genuinely one of the worst first impressions of any country I know. Two to four hour queues stretching across the entire terminal. People missing flights. Fights breaking out. Exhausted travelers off long-haul flights standing for hours with no water. This is what greets every tourist and foreign investor Portugal spends millions trying to attract. It's a solved problem. For example - Korea lets me in within 30 seconds with a pre-registration and a passport scan, and I'm not even a citizen. Lisbon could copy it tomorrow. First impressions of a country shouldn't be a three-hour line.
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Ok - sharing my experience with @lufthansa: I booked Lisbon to Miami, round trip, connecting through Frankfurt. Five days in Miami, hotel already paid for. I was traveling with my mother, who is older. It started with a 3 hour delay. Then they boarded us anyway. Once we were inside the plane, they announced a technical problem. We sat on that plane for 2 hours. No updates, no water, no food. Nothing. Then they told us they had to change the aircraft, and we'd need to wait another 3 hours. We waited. And right as we were about to board the second plane, they announced the flight was canceled. The only rebooking offered was the next day, late afternoon, routing through Canada (if I recall correctly) and then to Miami. With a short trip that made the whole journey pointless. (Hotel was paid in advance though) So we were stranded in Frankfurt overnight. Because of their voucher rule, where accepting the rebooking means giving up your right to a refund, I had to pay for the hotel, food, and everything myself. My mother was exhausted (literally fell asleep in the airport coffee shop) The airport was its own disaster. Staff sent me from queue to queue for hours, unhelpful and almost amused by it, only to eventually tell me to handle it online. Then another three hours just to get my luggage back. I decided it wasn't worth going anymore. The next morning I bought my own flight to Norway and gave up the trip entirely. Then the refund fight. Lufthansa tried to charge me for the Lisbon to Frankfurt leg, as if Frankfurt was somewhere I had chosen to fly to, at a bizarre price almost equal to the entire Lisbon to Miami round trip. They only offered to refund me "the difference." I never wanted to go to Frankfurt. It was their connection, on a journey they canceled. It took months and a long chain of emails, but I eventually got the refund. The reason it worked: I fought the entire thing over email using ChatGPT. That is the actual state of customer service in 2026. You don't win by being right, you win by having the patience of a machine. I still lost money, days, and a trip with my mother. But I got the refund 🫠 (at least) And I had a good time in Oslo (a bit different from Miami tho)

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Expresso@expresso·
Marco Neves é hoje um dos mais conhecidos divulgadores da língua portuguesa. Ouça-o no podcast "45 Graus": expresso.pt/podcasts/45-gr…
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tern@1goodtern·
There are still accounts saying 'this is just summer'. Actually, this is warmer than summers used to be. *And it's still only Spring*.
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Stravinsky@Strav9·
@MKBHD @FBallAnalysisYT And then you also have the camera controls, or tripod, or fiber transmission/wireless transmission systems which can be 5 figures on their own
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Germán R. Abril
Germán R. Abril@gerebit0·
No puedes acabar un partido así. Hay que cerrar el estadio.
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Pirat_Nation 🔴@Pirat_Nation·
Visa and Mastercard will finally face some competition. Europe is building its own payment system that will launch in late 2026, when about 130 million people in 13 countries will be able to use it. It integrates the Wero app with national services like Bizum in Spain, Bancomat in Italy, MB Way in Portugal, and Vipps and MobilePay in the Nordic countries. The system transfers money instantly from one bank account to another using Europe’s fast payment network, so people can keep using their usual apps while a central link simplifies cross-border payments. It starts with person-to-person payments in late 2026 and adds online and in-store payments in 2027. They want to cut costs and keep money and data inside Europe, and rely less on foreign card companies like Visa and Mastercard. This will not replace Visa or Mastercard completely, as those cards will remain useful for travel and some shops, but it is a good alternative for Europeans to the usual payment processors.
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cyber_koi@cyber_koi·
@THBitcoinBuddha @Strav9 @sbbc_1 @Pirat_Nation that they don't have to downlaod or keep a different app, they don't have to go to the bank to sign to be given a card, they don't have to carry their wallet, they don't have to worry abt losing a card, which if they did would get them yelled at and would require paperwork to fix
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