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Perrin Aybara
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Perrin Aybara
@PerrinAybaraAM
Middle-aged Bull. LGBTQ+ (especially trans* 🏳️⚧️) ally. He/him/his.
شامل ہوئے Şubat 2015
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@silverrich39 IIRC only third party insurance is mandatory under law.
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I'll ask this question again :-- Why does the British tax payer have to pay for the four burnt out ambulances? They have to be insured by law so why isn't the insurance company coughing up?
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So…in other news.
I have cancer
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@swarnendu__ @ImShahinyan Ignore me. I have my files all wrong.
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@swarnendu__ @ImShahinyan Wait, that doesn’t work. Need RxQ first. Not sure what then happens if a2 takes.
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You can never get tired of looking at this move 🤩
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@rp1hh @RakeshDas81 @chess_feed If the black king moves c8-d8 then qc7 is mate. So the black king is forced to the b-file and then the a-file, at which point the white queen can rock back between a and b until it ends up at b2. Then Ra3#
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@RakeshDas81 @chess_feed Why wouldn’t black move back and forth causing stalemate from the start?
The black king can simply move c8-d8 repeatedly till stalemate
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@9mmballpoint We used to do "eeny meeny miney mo" in the playground and I genuinely thought the relevant line was "catch a knicker". Never understood it but just went along with it. I suspect we were all in the same boat (hence how it was never pronounced like the n-word).
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This has made me genuinely curious about something: if you're white, and you didn't grow up in an explicitly racist household, how did you first learn about the n-word? I can't imagine there's a standard procedure for that sort of thing.
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@bowtiedbrazil Not really.
Suggestion is that you're making $2m in income FROM YOUR BUSINESS over the next 5 years. i.e. the $2m pa isn't associated with an exit. If the business is profitable enough for you to take $2m out each year, you'd be able to exit for more than $10m in 5 years' time.
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Very simple IQ test this question is
Andy@andyantiles_
Would you rather exit your business for $10m today or make $2m/year in income for the next 5 years?
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@JohnSmithwy9r @Ken_Shabbby @CowGames579 @Thewhitesmoke You're confusing a conduct matter with a manufacturing requirement.
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15k collisions involving tractors and farm vehicles a year. Reflective tape and maybe some lights would've been good.
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@Ken_Shabbby @CowGames579 @Thewhitesmoke If having lights was a legal requirement then the tractor would be fitted with them, no?
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@CowGames579 @Thewhitesmoke What makes you think it's not a legal requirement?
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@CostcoUK For Christmas we’re treating ourselves and enjoying one of our last remaining bags of this beautiful coffee. The smells fill me with emotion. Still hoping that you’ll start stocking these wonderful beans again one day.
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@LarbonTech @CoffeeLover_pm @mrbayoa1 It's 5.2% tax free. It would compound if she invested it (just as the $1m would only compound if you left it).
The issue isn't the return or whether it compounds, but that she wouldn't also have the capital. $1m in a bank might not earn the same, but you'd also have the $1m.
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@CoffeeLover_pm @mrbayoa1 Yes, that’s 5.2%, but it doesn’t compound. If she put the 1 million in the market and compounded at 4% annually, in 10 years, she’d easily come out ahead
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@JInMissouri @GmThecelts1967 @IQTestBrain I agree. But it doesn't say she was a blind girl when they were lost.
To look at it another way - if (as a hypothetical) we establish that she lost her sight after losing the other things, does the original phrase become incorrect/inaccurate? I think not
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@PerrinAybaraAM @GmThecelts1967 @IQTestBrain I know that. My point is that if she became blind after losing those things, she wasn't a "blind girl" when they were lost.
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@JInMissouri @GmThecelts1967 @IQTestBrain It’s an adjective. She’s blind, and she’s someone who lost things. I’m a tall man and I went to primary school, but that doesn’t mean I was tall (or a man) when I went to primary school.
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@PerrinAybaraAM @GmThecelts1967 @IQTestBrain Then she wouldn't have been "a blind girl" that lost those things.
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@GmThecelts1967 @IQTestBrain Well, we know she's blind and we know that she lost these things, but she could also have lost her sight after she lost the other things.
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@IQTestBrain For everyone jumping straight to her sight, what if she was born blind? She never had it to lose
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@paulinaplazas @mirandadevine I’m not brown but this is still true for me (not specifically on quantities)
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Your "father's cousin" is not your aunt.
End Wokeness@EndWokeness
Zohran now says it was a distant cousin, not an aunt, who was afraid to wear her hijab in NYC because of 9/11 (His aunt doesn't wear a hijab)
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@SammyObeid White people do this too.
I don’t know anyone who would refer to their parent’s cousin as anything other than an aunt/uncle. I wouldn’t refer to them as my cousin, once removed or not.
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“Who calls their father’s cousin their aunt??”
Literally every brown person.
Eric Daugherty@EricLDaugh
🚨 BREAKING: Zohran Mamdani has just been caught red-handed changing his story after saying his Muslim "aunt" had a very rough time wearing a hijab in public after 9/11 It was a "cousin" of his father, who is no longer alive, named "Zehra Fuhi." It's been exposed that Zohran's Muslim aunt didn't live in New York City at the time of 9/11. Everything about this dude is a fraud - this is only the latest example.
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