98 pts · January 23, 2014
I may not have written anything but it's definitely not safe to assume I like cats.
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But did he get his steaks?
The man has amazing negotiation skills
And remember, never call the bat narrow! What the bat is is very very wide and very very short.
I have seen no rational justification for removing them from anywhere! The removal of sorting machines puts voting rights at risk. Period.
Because questionable correlations like the one in the OP are distractions from the actual anti-democracy actions we should be addressing
This is more concerning: https://oregonlive.com/news/2020/08/usps-removes-mailboxes-in-portland-and-eugene-cites-declining-mail-volume.html
https://www.postaltimes.com/postalnews/postal-service-inspector-general-reviewing-dejoys-policy-changes-and-potential-ethics-conflicts/
Yikes
I concur.
Trippy
It was rough going for us initially but as we learned more especially how to talk about it we’re closer than ever. I hope the same for you
Precisely. There are very illegal things going on aimed at disenfranchising voters. But, this, specifically, is likely a red herring
Presumably Uncle Roger’s reaction:
Good for you, I assume.
because she was able to process in her own mind vs. me trying to get her to understand. How to ADHD on YouTube has good videos for partners
This hits super close to home. I was in the same spot a few years ago. I found that sending my wife videos/articles helped immensely
outraged about in what’s going on with the USPS right now but this specific point is not a reasonable one.
Each NDC sorts immense volume daily and therefore runs many, many sorting machines. My point is there are a myriad of things to be (3/?)
Therefore more sorting machines. All the major areas highlighted above are locations of USPS NDCs of which there are only 22. (2/?)
I agree with the spirit of what’s being said here 100% but the conclusion here is misleading. High-population areas have more mail, (1/?)
At least it’s not a selfie :)
You sound like a caring person, @OP. Good on you for trying to do the right thing. I hope it works out.
https://www.aspeninstitute.org/blog-posts/the-covid-19-eviction-crisis-an-estimated-30-40-million-people-in-america-are-at-risk/
I was really skeptical of that number at first but, sure enough, it’s a serious estimate from the Aspen Institute (1/2)
Epic. Needs a dramatic soundtrack.
Did Chuck ever reply?
Ask ChatGPT
But did he get his steaks?
The man has amazing negotiation skills
And remember, never call the bat narrow! What the bat is is very very wide and very very short.
I have seen no rational justification for removing them from anywhere! The removal of sorting machines puts voting rights at risk. Period.
Because questionable correlations like the one in the OP are distractions from the actual anti-democracy actions we should be addressing
This is more concerning: https://oregonlive.com/news/2020/08/usps-removes-mailboxes-in-portland-and-eugene-cites-declining-mail-volume.html
https://www.postaltimes.com/postalnews/postal-service-inspector-general-reviewing-dejoys-policy-changes-and-potential-ethics-conflicts/
Yikes
I concur.
Trippy
It was rough going for us initially but as we learned more especially how to talk about it we’re closer than ever. I hope the same for you
Precisely. There are very illegal things going on aimed at disenfranchising voters. But, this, specifically, is likely a red herring
Presumably Uncle Roger’s reaction:
Good for you, I assume.
because she was able to process in her own mind vs. me trying to get her to understand. How to ADHD on YouTube has good videos for partners
This hits super close to home. I was in the same spot a few years ago. I found that sending my wife videos/articles helped immensely
outraged about in what’s going on with the USPS right now but this specific point is not a reasonable one.
Each NDC sorts immense volume daily and therefore runs many, many sorting machines. My point is there are a myriad of things to be (3/?)
Therefore more sorting machines. All the major areas highlighted above are locations of USPS NDCs of which there are only 22. (2/?)
I agree with the spirit of what’s being said here 100% but the conclusion here is misleading. High-population areas have more mail, (1/?)
At least it’s not a selfie :)
You sound like a caring person, @OP. Good on you for trying to do the right thing. I hope it works out.
https://www.aspeninstitute.org/blog-posts/the-covid-19-eviction-crisis-an-estimated-30-40-million-people-in-america-are-at-risk/
I was really skeptical of that number at first but, sure enough, it’s a serious estimate from the Aspen Institute (1/2)
Epic. Needs a dramatic soundtrack.