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DidItForScience
#4 mint? Someone wrote on it.
pockpock
#2 The sassyness is honestly funny. Don't kick her out just point to the flaws in her project and encourage to design a better study next time. I feel like an ember of a future psychology major was estinguished that day.
SuperMarketAdventure
Me. I am that psycho. The pulp is yay for me
Monkeyshit2
This sink stollen from the Iraqi people for your pleasure. You will not see the rest of our spoils.
pritolus
#26 I'm so torn on this because it's awful that people were unknowingly subjected to this horror but also everyone involved was a crypto bro which makes it kinda hilarious
pockpock
#27 I find it highly disturbing that this tech is developed by a company rather than a public university. They swept countless test animal deaths under the rug and are now likely going to do the same for the volunteers
3Davideo
#7 No, no, I'll hear out Coastal Washington and England, those are my type of climates...
StarSumiaki
#5 So, um, where is this because I would LOVE to make $450k a year
ipeefreely2
Senior engineers at Facebook Aunt Google and maybe Amazon
quietwalker
#50 This used to be how almost every breakfast spot and cafe. You'd take a seat at the bar, order your food, and they'd do a 180 and cook it on the flat griddle right behind them.
Also, #44, extra pulp means extra fiber. That stuff's good for you.
LadyNetrex
I don't know what this is about
xlr82xs
Nothing, that isn't a valid ssn, it's just a joke comparing it to a trading card.
MapleSyrupMafia
Maybe not, but I have the same combination on my luggage.
Geveg
#19 Feels weird to live long enough to have expiration dates that people think are in the extraordinarily distant past exist well after I was born.
TinyVanLife
I graduated from high school in 1999.
cAPTNcAPSLOCK
#21 This is not as ridiculous as it might seem. You should be using distilled water anyway. This just has some scent added apparently.
Eldibs
#14 Don't get me wrong, I understand why they're griping, but could they not simply walk through the grass? Are the lots fenced off?
Rheios
From the aerial shot, I'm assuming less grass and more south-western US scrub-brush + dessert plants with some uncomfortable elevation up and down for anyone not used to hiking off-trail through that sort of thing.
QotU
That road is a major highway with no safe pedestrian pathway. The hotel the original poster stayed at was down the road. Or so I interpreted it based on many many many similar experiences.
spidermenz
#1 This, but first, waffle done completely wrong. Forget to spray the griddle and either put in too little batter or too much
MelodyLightfoot
I've never seen a hotel buffet where you make your own waffles.
Kagenical
#1 Arrive at 5:11am, being 11 minutes too late for hotel fucking buffet breakfast.
IHaveGreatKittenRecipes
Seriously who the fuck stays at these hotels that breakfast stops at 0900? Bitch I'm on vacation, you think I'm pulling office hours in the rented room? Gimme till like 10 so I can snag a stale ass muffin on my way to drop off the keys, geeze.
3Davideo
Well some hotel stayers are like business-trip-ers, so business hours make *some* sense.
Eldibs
I did once. Not a vacation, just a free overnight stay in Branson courtesy of my brother's job (we only live an hour away), and we had to be up early the next day because he had to check out of the room before heading to work. Breakfast was actually decent, though the buffet was packed with boomers.
wantfastcars
People traveling on business is probably the real answer. I get it though, I basically never end up eating breakfast on vacation unless I buy something to chuck in the mini fridge the night before.
IHaveGreatKittenRecipes
Mostly sure, but I've seen this even at hotels in fully resort type towns. Like yeah you *might* be here on business but the Vegas odds are that you're here on holiday. It just seems so weird to have such limited hours for a meal that the hotel basically slaps together for cheap and advertises as a perk.
Galatoir
#50 that sounds like waffle house with extra steps
CleverRover
Sounds like Fire and Ice in Boston
Scalia2121
Theres a place on msui called slappy cakes which is almost literally that. Except you mske your own pancakes on sn in-table griddle. So maybe more Korean bbq.
TheOldSchoolisBack
Having visited my fair share of waffle houses, I’d say some extra steps might not be a bad thing.
dmd3eorg
It’s true you could use some exercise
Verk80
Those pesky extra steps like hand-washing and not smoking while making omelettes
IHaveGreatKittenRecipes
Look half the excitement of waiting for my food is watching to see if I get that 3/4 ash in my food or if the Karen two booths down does.
pleaseuseotherdoor
#30 I honestly don't get it. Am I having a stronk?
MaximilianShade
Individual, who is being nosy about what neighbors are arguing about, is inventing excuse to get closer to neighbors to better overhear / learn what's going on, and is being humorous about how pathetically transparent the excuse is likely to be (offer neighbors chili, when no-one in individual's family knows how to make chili)
Kiirdel
There were several main characters on twitter that related to these issues. I don't remember the rocking chair one. Coffee in the garden was rude because not everyone has free time (roughly), bringing chili to a neighbor was ableist (IDK), "bean dad" wouldn't show his daughter how to use a can opener and made fun of her online and people didn't care for that. I guess these weren't like 30-50 feral pigs and didn't break twitter orbit.
NickRivieraMD
bean dad did but I forgot until you mentioned it
ZOMGNO
30 -050 feral pigs continues to be one of the best things that has ever occurred.
martoktheavenger
#48 As someone that's dealt with this situation before, keep in mind the box has your device serial number on it, which may be useful if it gets lost or can't turn on. Throw the box away, but write that number down somewhere.
DexterDouglas
Just take a picture with your phone!
PerderderLover
Yes! I worked in AppleCare for a stint and the serial number is one of the first things we were required to ask for. We could help you so much faster if you provide it.
charondaboatman
#2 I’d have given her an A for creativity and ingenuity. Both things critical for science.
ximzadix
neutronfish
#44 My wife. She says she likes to chew her juice. I just look at her with alarm and a tinge of anxiety.
Zalm
more red flags than a communist rally
neutronfish
Ironic, since I was born in the USSR.
sometimesarobot
#21 I'd guess this is just scented distilled water. Distilled water is better for irons due to the (SUPPOSED) lack of mineral build up.
ExTechOp
How much you need distilled/deionized water (same for these purposes) depends a lot on where you live. We have a quite large calcium content in our tap water, you can see a deposit in a matter of days of running an air moisturizer on it.
Moguntia
I have been buying "ironing water" all my life. OK, it is distilled water and cost next to nothing. But when I use tap water it is going to ruin my iron (Bügeleisen) win nö time because of the high levels of calcium in our tap water. During university I used tap water without any problems. After university I moved and the tap water in my new area ruined two irons in no time until I went back for distilled water and had no issues ever since
spaceminions
I agree that using distilled water or periodically descaling is normal. I put vinegar in my kettle every now and then for the same reason. But this product probably costs much more than those, just because it claims to be specifically designed for irons. There are lots of "special" products that are just a more expensive way to buy the same thing, all because it is profitable to let people overpay if they don't know any better.
sometimesarobot
Yeah I got a fancy iron (gravity feed) and have used distilled + filter and still got build up to the point it stopped steaming (cleaned it out eventually, but c'mon)
Problem with this product is it probably costs WAY too much for water + a couple drops of scent.
Moguntia
Won't buy this product either. Just simple distilled water is what I buy. Just wanted to say that there is a reason why people go to the store and buy what for ironing. And from that point it is only a few adds away from people to buy shit like this
Zootsoot
#15 This is BRILLIANT! Excuse me while I go contribute to the Democratic process.
Geveg
#14 Meh, just jay walk very illegally and at tremendous personal risk. In America, pedestrians are the enemy.
pleaseuseotherdoor
#44
nemo3590
Bro just eat an orange at that point.
KingXizor
Oh yeah, I wanna chew it!
TheRealLouzander
crackblind
More important question, who buys it with no pulp? Orange flavored water.
Badwolf09
#4 Even with his last name blacked out ... This seems like a bad thing to be freely available on the Internet...
WoodORama
It’s not a real SSN. It’s fine.
Chronomechanist
Real question from a non American. How can you tell? I understood that SSN were not self verifying?
Twyll
In the past, the first three digits of SSNs were assigned by geographical region. If the first three digits didn't appear on the list of available regions, it wasn't a valid SSN. That's no longer the case, though; they're randomized now. Also, there are a couple SSNs that can't be assigned to anyone because they were used in advertisements in the early days of SSNs, and people mistakenly thought the ad was assigning them an SSN somehow and starting using them.
Twyll
In this case, though, it's not real because SSNs can't start with a number from 900 to 999, even after the change to randomizing the first three numbers. There are a few other restrictions, such as the first three digits not being able to be 666, and none of the groups of digits can have all 0s in it (e.g. 123-00-4567 is an invalid SSN)
titoitoi
not US, but aren't social security numbers for life? and the bar code!
Meltemi
You can get it changed for a handful of reasons. One of these is identity theft, in the event that less drastic measures to fix the issues caused by said theft have already failed. I'm pretty sure broadcasting your SSN on the Internet is one step past identity theft to identity "free give-away," though.
titoitoi
Ah true, guess that makes sense, for times just like this one. Thanks for info!
VaultGirl69
I keep mine locked in a fire resistant safe. Not fireproof. So, I would need to grab that 30 lb box on my way out if my home caught fire.
f00G00f00
About 15 years ago, I had moved and my work accidentally mailed my w-2 to my old address. The current resident used my SSN and w-2 to file a tax return. I had to go through a lot of red tape to file the identity theft claim and was never issued a new SSN. Instead they mail me a unique code at the end of each year that I have to use to file my taxes rather than my SSN, so not every case of identity theft will allow you to change your SSN.
HairyChairstepper
Perhaps this person already had theirs changed and would be unafraid to show their old number. Or they're dumb af and screwed.
commanderpopnfresh79
#24 this Photoshop is so bad. Real pic for reference
xurs
I guessed it
feedusfetus
I didn't think marvel would ever miss out on gratuitous tight clothing!
mikekearn
She is so smokin' hot already. I never understand this trend of doing weird edits to already objectively beautiful people. Unless it's on yourself; that's still weird to me but people can do what they want with their own images.
xlr82xs
I actually assumed the edited picture was just Kat Dennings
thefinpope
USSBigBooty
I mean, she's still got slammin bazongas.
chiefrunswithscissors
Why would someone edit it to make it look like she has weird saggy boobs. People are odd
xurs
each to their own taste, etc.
toobiwanyoulisten
You misspelled large naturals
chiefrunswithscissors
They just made them long without increasing anything else. It looks fucked
TheZacAttack
#38
wadatahmydamie
They’re about the same price by me
nevetsx
https://www.engadget.com/bored-ape-nft-event-at-least-15-attendees-reporting-severe-eye-burn-welders-eye-173746237.html
sarzaya
#26
sambaah05
#6 this is amazing.
aardvarckj
Please splain.
tenaka30
/gallery/ebALPE2/comment/2387750357 :)
davefleming19903
My friend doesn't get it
tenaka30
Gabrielle Union is lady on left and I beleive a Democrat, lady on right is Candace Owens a Republican. My guess is as they look similar, it's a take on the joke of two sides of the same person, e.g. Daniel Radcliffe and Daniel Boringcliffe.
gassyclover
#14 this was the weirdest experience of US. I can see it so I can walk there? Nope.
basiccricket8444
We have to cut bus routes because we got our school funding cut, but we have trouble having kids walk because the giant roads don't have cross walks and there aren't sidewalks
ExTechOp
Technically, there is nothing stopping you from walking from one place to another, apart from the horrible stroad (without sidewalks) separating them. I remember doing this while visiting Kansas City, MO, and having a little old lady stop her car and ask me if everything is okay, and me having to explain that I'm walking from A to B.
1066 University Town Centre Dr, Morgantown, West Virginia: https://maps.app.goo.gl/XjpM5o8EcyyHHbd58
spaceminions
It helps me to imagine the days of wagons and horses, because maybe it's like we've got almost entirely wagons now. Also, population growth has changed things. There are still walkable town squares at least, sometimes more, where you can conduct arbitrary business without driving. Those are only found in the center of what we now consider to be isolated small towns. Once there are super-walmarts and dollar generals and all sorts of wildly successful chains within a reasonable driving radius, 1/
spaceminions
the walkable businesses are often outcompeted, and then only an incomplete set of things is available by walking. Then if the town manages to grow instead of declining, it probably doesn't get to grow in the most forward-looking ways. It's easier to sprawl by forming islands one at a time, where a new business moves in and sets up shop on a patch of land that's less economically active than the new business plans to be. Sometimes they form strip centers and things, so that people only need to 2/
spaceminions
drive between clumps of businesses, or there are agreements between complementary businesses to build at the same time with adjoining parking lots and sidewalks, but at that point there are too many things that people need to go further away for, so they already have their 'wagon' and may as well drive it even a short distance just to have it safely and comfortably nearby. And it's not a community, it's just a clump of profit centers. Sometimes the only profitable pedestrians are tourists. 3/3
QotU
Also, most of these parking lots are closed off from each other because competition dontcha know. So you have to make the same loop to go to one of the other restaurants if the first didn’t work out even if they are next door to each other. This inspires road rage in me like you can’t believe. Or parking lot rage, I guess.
Knifesmith
Like closed off with fences that you somehow can't walk around? I saw the pic and thought "okay, maybe that's a high traffic street/not really safe to jaywalk, but several of the other places could be accessed by walking on dirt while avoiding the occasional bush..."
rdmage11
Frequently, yes they are fenced off. Other times they might not be fenced off, but have signs up warning you they will tow your car if you walk elsewhere else. (That is not an idle threat most of the time either)
UNHchabo
I was able to find that this is in Morgantown WV. In between the Cracker Barrel and the Red Lobster is the most treacherous walk. The ones on the opposite side (Cheddar's to LongHorn, and LongHorn to Chili's) are like 20 feet of 45 degree incline through unmanicured grass and shrubs. A fit person could go through, but some members of your family might be cranky if you make them do it.
QotU
Especially if they are wearing heels