You can put cheese and bacon on a salad. Wendy's had a taco salad with chili on it. Potatoes are vegetables, culinarily speaking. This is basically a salad and therefore healthy.

My gut says they deserve to sit at the back of the line.

My brain says they deserve treatment same as everyone else.

But with running out of staff and beds and you HAVE to ration care, I think being unvaccinated (by choice) should be one of the many factors in the triage decision.

Does falling star help that much in PvP? I use it quite a bit in pve for sure. It's the only exotic that got me to take off insurmountable Skullfort really. But in PvP does it expand the range or something? Landing near anyone seems to kill then even without falling star.

I phrased my comment weird. I was trying to talk about insurmountable Skullfort there.

I'm guessing it's part of an easement if the bus stop is there but totally speculation on my part. Regardless op can mow when and where she wants and she was already more accommodating than necessary.

Here's a spoiler with it circled

https://imgur.com/a/d1ZHMHo

When I was growing up, my elderly neighbors were married under these circumstances. The woman married the husband's brother after her husband died. They lived a happy life.

I understand the concern/weirdness factor from op drive it's her family... but it's really quite harmless imo. It doesn't mean she needs to participate in the wedding but I understand why op's mom wants her daughter at her wedding.

I do the dishes usually and I'm already reaching for my wooden spoon. Am I supposed to eat this? Throw it out? Finish your damn last bite.

3 seasons ago, I trusted the resurrected guardian of the Awoken who helped orchestrate Cayde's death and the Warden of the Prison of Elders where it happened. 2 seasons ago, I trusted a Cabal Empress. Last season I trusted an Eliksni hacker and just like... all the Eliksni in general. I'll be goddamned if I'm not going to blindly trust someone this season and Mara ain't enough.

They do get robbed but people generally don't also murder their mugging victims. Some people are just cold as hell and will... but it's usually about the money and GTFO. That linked study says "Most common fatal accidents: Transportation incidents"

So it still seems possible that police officers are at the top of the list for having other people killing you while you are working. Although they surely face a lot of traffic accident deaths as well as much as they drive.

We also had a kid in high school who wore a suit every day. His nickname was Suit-boy. We didn't really invest a lot of manpower in the nickname committee...

I was thinking Ride Of The Valkyries

Market Makers: We're shorting GME and trying to make them fail, in hopes that they crumble

GME: ǝsɹǝʌǝɹ oun

It still does. At least when you hover over it, it says it does, so as long as it isn't bugged.

It drops DMT + a pinnacle though. DMT isn't the pinnacle power level.

That took me way too long to figure out with DMT. It bothered me after a while and I angrily googled it. Oh. The other drop is the pinnacle...

Yessss, make it one of those recurring things where every episode someone (or always the same person) gets phalanxed.

Totally anecdotal but I find myself dying unexpectedly any time I switch armor that knocks down my resilience. I usually notice it in gambit when I run into a zone and it feels like I can absorb more damage before taking cover and suddenly I'm dead.

You can't farm it that I know of, but there's an exotic helmet called Insurmountable Skullfort. When you do Ballistic slam (powered melee where you sprint, jump, and punch) if you kill anything it regenerates your melee immediately. I prefer top tree arc but it works well with the middle/Thundercrash tree also.

Well it's not like these are the type of people who will learn from you setting a good example.

(Still the best option is to just ignore it/them.)

It's a start.

What if I polled 200 kids, would it still be 99%?

My office actually has decent coffee. It's Seattle's Best which isn't super fancy, but I like it. It's a step up from the Folger's/Maxwell House-level coffee you usually get in an office. I had to step up my coffee game at home once I got used to it.

Strange to think how this all started. Pasteur's doctor recommended a milk bath to treat sunburn but he wasn't sure how high to fill it. He asked his milkman and the milkman said "I dunno past-your-eyes?" and Pasteur said that hadn't been invented yet.

I'm gonna fault the dude for giving the dog that little whack. It was well-intentioned but startled the dog.