You gotta spell calorie right to be taken seriously my guy
Alright full story:
His name is Tim Misney and he mostly does like medical malpractice law. Has an arch over the entrance to his house that says “Misneyland”.
For years he’s had a slogan that was like “Misney Makes Them Pay” and bought up a lot of the billboards in North Eastern Ohio. Now he’s so well known as the Billboard Lawyer guy that he has boards that just say “I’m Tim Misney, you know what I do” and also just these ones of his head in random places.
You know, the other ones. This is the good one of course /s
There is something different about it that hits just right
Guys it clearly is an onion article going by the logo
Here you go: https://www.theonion.com/experts-say-2-hours-of-sleep-plenty-if-psychosis-no-big-1850317854
And fly agaric isnt very poisonous, as long as it’s dehydrated
Smart smart, it’s crazy how much you can figure out when you know what to look for
Oh, yeah definitely, haven’t thought of that before haha
Well, IIRC there were stages to trying new things, kinda like:
Test 1: rub plant on forearm, see if it has a reaction. Test 2: eat small piece of plant/thing to see reaction Test 3: eat progressively larger pieces and rinse and repeat
This is probably only in survival situations
Literally the reason I ditched my account
Games are far larger and much more complex, its hard to plan for what goes wrong in production for these games.
Yeah, it’s all about the juxtaposition for his joke
That was actually my assumption, my roommate in college had two 970s using an SLI bridge. Couldn’t remember if that stopped being a thing, it always seems like such a cool tech at the time.
Now I feel like a grizzled between after surviving the 10, 20 , 30 and then on arrival of the 40 series finally upgraded to a 3070.
My single 970 was a workhouse for so long and now it’s dedicated to the sims 4 for my girlfriends computer hahah.
Is it worth it to do this with something like a 3070?
Probably because I spent 12+ years actively promoting Reddit to people, talking about various things I’ve read, interesting subreddits, drama all the way from unidan, cumbox, Boston bombing, original r/place, and so much more.
I was on Reddit starting around 2008 or so, before it was quite popular and a lot more wild. so ya know, it’s like saying goodbye to an old friend really, but all things pass eventually. Im excited to see what’s next.
95% of them are for vehicle injuries or medical malpractice so I would say yes.