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What justification do they have for killing 2,000 civilians? They weren't just targeting British soldiers and Ulster Defense forces, they were bombing literally any place that had lots of people.
SlushSeasonWhat justification do they have for killing 2,000 civilians? They weren't just targeting British soldiers and Ulster Defense forces, they were bombing literally any place that had lots of people.
"They" is referring to provos, there were two IRAs (provisional and official). The provos also killed 600 civilians and 1200 soldiers over the course of like 50 years so you're off there too. Calling them terrorists is correct but grouping them together with the entirety of a nations militia that was fighting for independence from British rule is just kinda weird. Also the violence was ironically enough ended by the IRA, they surrendered, Britain had no issues seeing their people die
Man I fuckin hate climbing towers still but I'm glad I got it checked-off today. Trust your equipment? Idk, climbing seems like an interesting thing that I should look into more. Ladsaf devices are neat as hell, same with Jumar things.
Just got home from going on a cruise with a bunch of family; I do not understand how anyone would ever want to be trapped on a floating Wal-Mart but think I'm crazy for liking the mountains.
Goretex_VidalJust got home from going on a cruise with a bunch of family; I do not understand how anyone would ever want to be trapped on a floating Wal-Mart but think I'm crazy for liking the mountains.
I went on a cruise last summer and although it was relaxing as flip, if that ship was to go down, everyone's dead. Crew on the ship couldn't even get a coca cola let alone cook, I got food poisoning on that shi
Jemsif i happen to be rich in the future im gonna buy a miata
If I'm rich in the future all I want is a big enough property for a grass runway and a large hanger/workshop with a smallish house. All the luxuries my house really needs is a full kitchen and a music room. I can make do with a small bedroom/living room/bathrooms, etc. will continue driving 90s Toyotas
**This post was edited on Mar 18th 2024 at 10:51:02pm
ReturnToMonkeyShould I find a PCP to talk about my terrible insomnia/concussion symptoms with or some other kind of doctor?
Yes. Primary is a good place to start.
Neurology would also help but it can take a long time to get into.
Insurance may require a referral from a primary, so definitely start there. Sometimes it’s completely manageable by your primary but if not, at least you get a little bit of a head start while waiting for neuro
Neurology would also help but it can take a long time to get into.
Insurance may require a referral from a primary, so definitely start there. Sometimes it’s completely manageable by your primary but if not, at least you get a little bit of a head start while waiting for neuro
What are your thoughts on online care? I am getting a local pcp this week, but am curious about doing stuff online. I've heard good and bad things.
ReturnToMonkeyWhat are your thoughts on online care? I am getting a local pcp this week, but am curious about doing stuff online. I've heard good and bad things.
I feel this. It's hard to find in-person patient care in remote areas. I luckily have an appointment on the 1st with my PCP back-home in MI via Telehealth but it's not ideal personally. Just to get meds prescribed mostly.
It's not terrible but it's not ideal, but it's always nice to get to face-to-face care because those levels of higher care can find stuff you didn't know you had. I suggest looking for clinics and stuff around your area. We were super-grateful in UT having the University of Utah or Intermountain Health running almost every First Aid Room in the area.
**This post was edited on Mar 19th 2024 at 12:38:54am
March really is gear goblin season. Lots of sales on ski gear and stocking up on river and rock gear for the summer. Since I live with ski nerds and other guides, the dining room table has been taken over by unmounted skis, shoe boxes, and cardboard boxes.
My water service line (line from the meter to the house) failed yesterday. I called the guys recommended by the utility and they repaired it same day, but charged me $2k just do dig a hole and splice in a 2ft piece of PEX.
Locating everything and avoiding buried cables was difficult but i still feel like i got scammed. I guess plumbers can get away with charging whatever they want when you need it fixed same-day
SlushSeasonMy water service line (line from the meter to the house) failed yesterday. I called the guys recommended by the utility and they repaired it same day, but charged me $2k just do dig a hole and splice in a 2ft piece of PEX.
Locating everything and avoiding buried cables was difficult but i still feel like i got scammed. I guess plumbers can get away with charging whatever they want when you need it fixed same-day
Did they need to bring out a backhoe or did they dig it by hand?
$2k is a lot but like you said, it was same day and honestly could've been a lot worse.
A friend of mine just had an issue similar to you and he paid over $5k but they did replace a longer section of main line.
They brought a backhoe, but ended up digging mostly by hand because of buried electrical lines. Surprisingly they just drove it down the road from their shop
Wow ok. I guess my guys weren't that bad then. They quoted $3500 for replacing the whole line, but luckily the rest of the pipe was in good shape.
oldmanskiDid they need to bring out a backhoe or did they dig it by hand?
$2k is a lot but like you said, it was same day and honestly could've been a lot worse.
A friend of mine just had an issue similar to you and he paid over $5k but they did replace a longer section of main line.
ReturnToMonkeyWhat are your thoughts on online care? I am getting a local pcp this week, but am curious about doing stuff online. I've heard good and bad things.
It’s not really great for an initial encounter for an issue. Providers gather a lot of info from vital signs and actually laying eyes/hands on a patient. Follow ups are fine though!
SlushSeasonGetting addicted to nicotine after 1990 is lame as fuck
Fr. As a guy that was addicted for over a decade that shit was lame as fuck. I wasted so much fucking money and my health for absolutely fucking nothing besides a light buzz for the first few times.
2 months without now and my anxiety, sleep, general mental health, and physical health are so much fucking better.
Smoking was as-least kind of cool 30 years ago, but it also killed you. The modern methods of sucking on a piece of plastic or stuffing your lip with silica gel packs rank somewhere between dumb and gross.
You choose to make yourself reliant on that for the rest of your life in exchange for a mild buzz. Sounds like a bad deal to me
SlushSeasonSmoking was as-least kind of cool 30 years ago, but it also killed you. The modern methods of sucking on a piece of plastic or stuffing your lip with silica gel packs rank somewhere between dumb and gross.
You choose to make yourself reliant on that for the rest of your life in exchange for a mild buzz. Sounds like a bad deal to me
SlushSeasonSmoking was as-least kind of cool 30 years ago, but it also killed you. The modern methods of sucking on a piece of plastic or stuffing your lip with silica gel packs rank somewhere between dumb and gross.
You choose to make yourself reliant on that for the rest of your life in exchange for a mild buzz. Sounds like a bad deal to me
People who smoke to be "cool" are losers, always have been. Vaping and pouches are way less gross than the alternatives. Smelling like a walking cigarette is revolting.
Lenny-People who smoke to be "cool" are losers, always have been. Vaping and pouches are way less gross than the alternatives. Smelling like a walking cigarette is revolting.
Tobacco is amazing and can be enjoyed in moderation like anything else
