We always called it Secret Park growing up.

Your calling for mass surveillance bro . That’s dystopian level shit.

Depends on your IQ and strenght and weaknesses.

As for "demand", last time I checked 1/3 of teenage girls have suicidal thoughts for example. Mental health in general is a mess.

Parents, especially rich parents pay enormous sums to kepp their kids save and educated, anybody that works in mental health amd education will do fine.

Then there is the aging society, old people require all sort of things, health care among them. Anybody getting into that sector will do fine.

If you want to really leverage your potential, the military is short on staff, and not just infantery men. The military is in a sense a state within the state with all all roles from tech to health care to legal to education.

The last thing that gets automated are military professionals, for they protect the rich from the poor. It is the only union with real power that protects their members.

If you are into philosophy, you can actually get a job as some military instructor at an academy doing just that.

I just looked up the bands by their names they all have band camps and samples of their music

Mr. Nuke's Family Café

In the old days , the Hut - Grandview Ave.

I don't think this plan makes sense. What will you do about the late credit cards? You'll need to pay them eventually, probably with that money you paid yourself first, except now there's additional late fees and interest.

That's why Einstein hated the idea so much, it broke one of his fundamental laws.

Agreed, service standards are awful. They often talk about frequencies but it’s always for at like 8-9:30am.

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WAHHHH... I can't understand the dialog. t's too low and the explosions are too loud

Requiem for a dream is so good and I never want to see it again.

Lord of the Rings is god's (peter jackson) gift to cinema.

SPEED RACERRRRRRR

I thought this looked too familiar

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...you are a legend.

Gee, I wonder if there's any historically contextual reasons for this? 🤔

Which positions hit you the hardest?

There are multiple dentists at this office, but I believe the primary one is Dr. Andrew Paek (I think he is the only one licensed to do Invisalign too, but I'm not 100% about this).

I'd let him do house chores. How do his Thursdays look? Would he do gutters?

I honestly cannot take it! Can they limit it to once every 15 min?? Haha

Sally’s

This is a dangerous mentality to have, thats like allowing police to search you without any reason

> A manual designed to introduce you to this new dimension so that you can adapt in the best possible way.

> In the following book you will find the following:

> * How to know that you have died

• Advantages of being dead
• Rules of the world of the dead
• Activities of the world of the dead
• Laws of the deceased
• Karma and the harmony of the spirit
• Ascension to heaven and tips to get out of limbo

> Possibly any decision or thought to which you wish to return, will be very late because if you find out it is because you may already be dead, without having for sure that when you wake up in the afterlife you will be the same person, much less have memories about that absence that is occurring.

> The consciousness that arises from being dead, manifests itself through a series of signs that each deceased person goes through.

> The cessation of life, is directly associated with ceasing to stress about issues such as stopping eating or going out shopping, in addition, the bill coverage is released, at the same time that you will not have to work anymore, that is death is directly associated with an infinite time with your soul, so it is a more reflective stage.

> The first thing that a dead person must deal with is the loss of fear, to assume his condition, and leave behind the materialistic vision because all that loses value in every way, because the physical spirit disappears with the arrival of death, then it is possible to advance to the world of the living without inflicting harm or fear to others.

> A manual with a neutral, formal tone that brings value to the reader and all those who want to have a more solid idea of what it can mean to enter the dimension of the beyond.

> *This book is not based on any solid scientific fact, it is only suppositions and should not be taken literally in any way, nor should it be taken with more credibility than the simple fact of entertaining the reader.

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