Totally agree. But how much those drawbacks affect you also depends a lot on where you are located geographically.
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20·3 days agoOh ok cool. So basically a tool for revenge. Nothing bad could come from that…
3·6 days agoI know sorry
2·15 days agoI had a friend who I had known since high school. He was a weird one, but always so friendly. Definitely got the short end of the popularity stick. But a really great guy. He was totally obsessed with Ozzy since the day I met him. He had Ozzy self-tattooed on his knuckles, and that was in high school. He died about a year ago of a freak accident. As much as I wish he was still here, I’m really glad he didn’t have to be around for this. It would have destroyed him.
Not if you work at a brewery.
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I think that there might be an argument that driving stress would correlate with the necessity of driving. That is, places where it is more stressful to drive have a higher frequency of available public transportation, like in a city, while places that are more relaxing to drive in tend to require having a vehicle for transportation, like rural areas.
Also, there is definitely an element of PTSD that can come with being in a car accident. It can make you jumpy when riding in cars with others or driving. I have heard that many race car drivers end up quitting the sport after a bad accident. No idea how true that is but if you start driving again the jumpiness will eventually turn into a higher level of alertness which can be a good thing when operating a motor vehicle.
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7·2 months ago@remindme 2026-01-01
1·2 months agoColombian hot dogs have pineapple on them. They are really really good.
To be fair, you do live in the Arctic.