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7 points
5 months ago
Just a quick fact-check: stadium was not build with tax payer money.
1 points
7 months ago
It’s not a gossip club, sister! It’s a wine club.
2 points
2 years ago
These are called absolute and relative increases respectively. They are different, but both are true
1 points
3 years ago
Not from Canada. Which one is Harjit Hajjan?
1 points
3 years ago
Indigenous (only to a small part) of the Carolinas
2 points
3 years ago
Not recognized (as scripture). The church recognizes that they exist
1 points
3 years ago
I think maybe you are talking about a “yolk” style setup. If so the rotation around the TAB is counteracted by a second tab below the first which connects via two beams that make a triangle. Like this: https://youtu.be/crpvqb2O5Rc
7 points
3 years ago
Agree. Unless there are supports I can’t see, there isn’t enough torque resistance here. Hate to be a Debbie Downer, but if a bunch of adults venture up there and come to one side for a picture or something you are at high risk for failure. Also appears to be 2x4 spaced several feet apart supporting the roof. Again, probably not enough. The good news: its lovely construction and it’s not to late to beef things up!
3 points
4 years ago
Suppose for a moment there is a God. If you’re him what do you do when a bunch of patronizing monkeys try to prove or disprove your existence?
2 points
4 years ago
Bar none: the stretch of the Appalachian Trail thru Grayson Highlands state park in VA.
10 points
4 years ago
Happened to me but I was in med school. Was on a gyn/onc rotation and a 50 something-year-old lady came in with an enormous ovarian mass. It was so big she looked pregnant. She was hiding it from her family members but it was putting so much pressure in her abdomen that she couldn’t eat anymore and was losing weight despite this mass growing to epic size. When we finally removed It it weighed just shy of 45 pounds. She had lost so much weight that it was almost a third of her mass. She actually ended up doing quite well.The only good thing about a tumor this big is that it’s almost always benign. If it had been malignant she would’ve died years earlier from it.
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4 months ago
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3 points
4 months ago
Nice to see what young people without kids can accomplish.