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4 years ago
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gammanu95My casual drinking is your alcohol poisoning.
I am not an anti-Vaxer in my opinion, but I have never received a flu shot and doubt I would be interested in the COVID one. I am not in an at-risk group and have engaged in activities such as commercial airline travel, working out without a mask and indoor gatherings without masks. If the virus is still around when I am considered at-risk, I may consider the vaccine.
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4 years ago
I don't think it is too expensive to buy away the required stage appearance. Many veteran dancers often pay a fee to be exempt from having to do any stage shows. They are usually there just to sell dances to regulars and/or so hideous that the stage show would only drive away potential new customers. ;-)
On the flip side, I have had a dancer give me a few additional dances for free because she got called to the stage shortly after starting to dance for me. After giving almost one song, she departed for the stage and told me to stay in the dance area and she would give me 2 songs for free when she returned. I could've just walked off and not paid for any dances, but I waited and ended up getting a decent discount.
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4 years ago
No problem, I would rather watch hockey.
As long as they aren't trying to shutdown other sports through "boycotting". All NHL games were played on Wednesday, and I believe only 3 MLB games were postponed.
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4 years ago
A vaccine is just false hope for the wary. This sucker mutates quite quickly and there have been scientifically documented cases of individuals getting COVID multiple times from different strains within a few months. The best hope is it mutates to the point where the predominant strains are relatively low mortality and innocuous.
I am surprised no extremist groups have pledged that this is just a case of survival of the fittest. Some may say those that will fall to it were meant to die as the population keeps on growing and resources become limited on Earth. If super spreader coalitions form and catalyze the decimation of the weak, will it make the pandemic end faster? Or will it just lead to the eventual decimation of the human race?
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4 years ago
How about FS in the main room? I haven't seen it, but a dancer told me an NBA player started it in the main room and finished the deed in the kitchen! I haven't even done that in a private kitchen, let alone a public kitchen.
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4 years ago
Horseradish! Generic steak sauce surprisingly does wonders as well. Leave the mayo, catsup and yellow mustard to the kids.
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4 years ago
In the US, probably the sorority girls at many of the SEC schools. Many still think college is where you try to be as hot as possible to find that husband.
I have never been, but many tell me St Petersburg, Russia has the best looking women. In the central business district, almost all the women look like fashion models.
On the point on Mormons, they can be incredibly hot in their teens/early 20s because of clean living and taking care of themselves. However, they start popping out kids like crazy at a relatively young age often pre-maturely ruining their beauty.
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4 years ago
Bucks probably have the most American white guys in their rotation. None are superstars but Korver, Connaughton and DiVincenzo all get minutes.
The Heat start two white guys and have another three come off the bench, but not alll are American.
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4 years ago
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shailynnThey never tell you what you need to know.
Probably more of a political statement than an actual identification. It's like wearing a blue lives matter flag on my mask, but I am not necessarily a cop.
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4 years ago
Inside source told me no other employees have revealed positive tests. The place is still open with business as "usual". For all we know that original positive could have been a false positive.
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4 years ago
Lakers/Bucks played so poorly it was as if they wanted to leave the bubble and go home. In a year of upheaval and cries for justice, it would be apt for the long maligned Clippers to win their 1st ever championship in franchise history.
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4 years ago
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shailynnThey never tell you what you need to know.
1. March
2. ~90 miles
3. Nope, indoor public dining is prohibited in my region
4. $2K+
5. Organized my memorabilia collection
6. Gyms are all closed here
7. Road running
8. Go NORTH
9. King of Staten Island
10. Funeral
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4 years ago
They are not in the US, but Toronto or Montreal is much better than virtually every major US city. Toronto has the eye candy and the clubs near the airport have the mileage. Also tons of massage studios with attractive non-Asian women. Downtown Montreal has a bunch of clubs and is even cheaper than Toronto; if you drive ~ hour outside of the island, there are places with extras that are transparently priced.
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4 years ago
Coke is too sweet. Pepsi tastes even sweeter. Diet Coke or Zero are occasionally acceptable. I like them as mixers for whiskey or rum sometimes. Otherwise I just say no.
My carbonation of choice is La Croix or Bubly.
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4 years ago
Sadly Jonathan Isaac tore the ACL in his left knee in a non-contact play on Sunday. He has had a history of problems with his left knee and has a long road to recovery.
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4 years ago
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IceyI put your ATF on a winning team
I would say a ~4. Run of the mill barrio girl who would be considered slightly below average in a nicer part of San Diego. A bit surprised that she has 22k+ followers. Is there something I am missing?
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4 years ago
Isaac is a good kid. He is an ordained minister who doesn't just follow the crowd.
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4 years ago
The petition to change the names was as bad as their produce. I think Trader Joe's leads chain grocers in produce recalls. My local ones are a pain to get into now with strict occupancy rules, so another reason I have not been to one since before the pandemic.
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4 years ago
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shailynnThey never tell you what you need to know.
Only the Marlins cancelled games due to positive tests. The other three teams just experienced the collateral damage of being scheduled to play them or having just played them. The commissioner is determined to complete the season.
I don't think any of the MLB players that have publicly disclosed having the virus have had symptoms more serious than a fever with exception of Boston's Eduardo Rodriguez who has developed a heart ailment.
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4 years ago
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BBBCFucking Pussy into J.E.L.L.O
Little Nicky is underrated.
Just Go With It had great eye candy with an early 40s Jennifer Aniston and a mid 20s Brooklyn Decker.
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4 years ago
Tampa and Dallas aren't exactly close?!?
I haven't been to either in 3-4 years, but both were ok. 2001 was sort of known where the Mons rejects would go, but not sure if that is still true. Baby Dolls is a much larger club and the top dancers there were greatly superior to those at 2001.
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4 years ago
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shailynnThey never tell you what you need to know.
They make $ from the cardboard cutouts as fans and/or sponsors pay for it. Also notice other areas are covered with tarps with advertising. It is all about maximizing revenue opportunities with the loss of ticket and concessions revenue.
The simulated crowd noise (via video game companies) helps mask the voices of the teams. They have upped the volume of the "crowd" as you could noticeably hear the players/coaches cussing on the first day.
Also to all those concerned with the "BLM" on the mound (only there for opening day) and pre-game ceremonies, it is just what is required as part of PR if you are a billion dollar media business in America today. Notice the BLM has been replaced by a logo from a major sponsor on Saturday.
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4 years ago
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shailynnThey never tell you what you need to know.
Jay Z
Kanye
Drake
Blink 182
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4 years ago
Don't sell them short. Most of these are real models. My favorite is this one:
https://www.instagram.com/tiffanykeller/
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4 years ago
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shailynnThey never tell you what you need to know.
NHL/NBA are under strict bubbles. A few might get caught sneaking out and suspended, but the seasons ought to end.
MLB is trickier since players are allowed to live with their families and not be in a bubble on the road. More will test positive than the NBA/NHL, but rosters are large enough and most that do get it seem to be active within a week or so. I believe money will speak, and the season will be completed even if with some key players missing.
NFL will be like MLB; however, given the more physical nature of the sport, we could see many more NFL players opting out of the season than in MLB. The NFL can also survive without fans since they have the most lucrative media deal.
College sports are the biggest question mark. Many conferences will cancel/defer the season since ticket sales are actually quite critical to the NCAA football infrastructure. Also the impact on football will trickle down to other sports programs that rely on football to survive. Many marginal programs will go under.