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Pro financial, medical liberty
Alright, underwent some health condition, but i'm OK now again. Nothing too serious, bit of headache, sore throat and short periods of cold shivers, but mainly fatigue.
It needed a lot of sleep to cure out.
I isolated myself from the family because of that single positive covid saliva test.
Did another one the day after which was unclear, because there was a positive test line, but very light, thus barely visible.
Testing twice yesterday returned negative results both times  Cool
As of the nature of Antigen tests, i just might have caught one of the many other (common) corona viruses. These are said to deliver borderline results, which would match in my case. (EDIT: ...and all my kids got runny noses now, but all have tested negative to the antigen tests).

Good to be back again, didn't even check the bitcoin price within the last two or three days, so i was happy to see it at $35k+ today.
I'm doing hard to decide if i want to backread several days of WO or not  Huh
Anything important i might have missed?

Antigen tests got the most serious of recalls, a Class I. Your a victim of fraud if they still used it.
https://www.fda.gov/medical-devices/safety-communications/stop-using-innova-medical-group-sars-cov-2-antigen-rapid-qualitative-test-fda-safety-communication
legendary
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diamond-handed zealot
Is there an american equivalent to the chinese "lie flat" phenomenon/movement?
It could become predominant if most jobs would become automated/AIed away.

legendary
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legendary
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Man who stares at charts (and stars, too...)
Alright, underwent some health condition, but i'm OK now again. Nothing too serious, bit of headache, sore throat and short periods of cold shivers, but mainly fatigue.
It needed a lot of sleep to cure out.
I isolated myself from the family because of that single positive covid saliva test.
Did another one the day after which was unclear, because there was a positive test line, but very light, thus barely visible.
Testing twice yesterday returned negative results both times  Cool
As of the nature of Antigen tests, i just might have caught one of the many other (common) corona viruses. These are said to deliver borderline results, which would match in my case. (EDIT: ...and all my kids got runny noses now, but all have tested negative to the antigen tests).

Good to be back again, didn't even check the bitcoin price within the last two or three days, so i was happy to see it at $35k+ today.
I'm doing hard to decide if i want to backread several days of WO or not  Huh
Anything important i might have missed?
legendary
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Just voted now that Bitcoin will cross $50k mark first instead of going down to low limit barrier of $25k in the current period along with other 70 btc enthusiast and hope I am right because these little pumps give me another hope to smile again  Grin

And if it is achieved I will be exactly like this :


Keep the prices up ChartBuddy to win this battle Cheesy
legendary
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Doomed to see the future and unable to prevent it
Is there an american equivalent to the chinese "lie flat" phenomenon/movement?
It could become predominant if most jobs would become automated/AIed away.

Never heard of it so just looked it up and it looks to me as the same as "Opting out".

But it seems to be shock (for them) to see a conformist society like the eastern culture that never felt it had the power to not be societies slave.

Well that's my 5 minute assessment anyway. Cheesy
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👉 Pixelswap - DEX on TON
legendary
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Is there an american equivalent to the chinese "lie flat" phenomenon/movement?
It could become predominant if most jobs would become automated/AIed away.
legendary
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legendary
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Doomed to see the future and unable to prevent it

Not quite sure why anyone would want to elevate themself and their family to the position of the world's No1 target for a $5 hammer attack.


It's obvious he is a pawn of TPTB.


legendary
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born once atheist
Oh yeah!  Happy Independence Day for all you American WOs!  Hope your bbqs and fireworks are awesome!

My celebration will include one cheeseburger on my brand new grill,
a Smirnoff  expresso nip (maybe two), a fun strum solo for no one, then mulch my girls in the garden.
Life is good....
I know, that sounds weird.  Well... I'm a weirdo...
full member
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They made me this way..
Forgot Cheesy , Happy 4th of July Americans Smiley

legendary
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Oh yeah!  Happy Independence Day for all you American WOs!  Hope your bbqs and fireworks are awesome!
legendary
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born once atheist
If you don't celebrate the 4th July just renounce your citizenship, you are not worthy of your country.

Every country that goes by the Gregorian calendar (i.e. most of the world) has a July 4th.
They just don't celebrate it. Just another day like all the others.
I don't think this means the citizens aren't worthy of their country.

But regardless....Happy July 4th  merkans....
jr. member
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I  Love the Independence Day celebration skin, but Damn that's hard to read!
What if the Red & White stripes flipped at the make line? Does that ruin the flag appearance?

It absolutely would be incorrect. And whilst for me, it would simply be "wrong", I'm sure it would upset some. There might be another way but it's only for today anyway.

HBD 'Merika!



    “The truth is, all might be free if they valued freedom, and defended it as they ought.”

         -Samuel Adams




fun fact -  

Robert G. Heft, the Designer of the 50-Star Flag Lived in Lancaster, Ohio.

In 1958, a history teacher assigned a class assignment to redesign the national flag as both Alaska and Hawaii neared statehood.

Robert G. Heft, who was 16 at the time, designed a new flag using the old 48-star flag and $2.87 worth of blue cloth and white iron-on material. His design earned him a B-minus to which he challenged by sending it to Washington D.C. to be considered by President Dwight D. Eisenhower.

According to his obituary, Heft was one of thousands to submit a flag design but he was the only person who actually stitched together a flag and shipped it to D.C.

Once the flag was selected, Heft's grade was rightfully changed to an A. His design became the official flag in 1960.

edited to attach source
https://blog.hocking.edu/15-fun-facts-about-the-fourth-of-july
legendary
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