LifeInMultipleChoice

joined 2 years ago

They opened one in Panama City Beach years ago. It's actually a decent place to bring younger kids if you have them or are hanging out with your nieces/nephews. All kinds of random things at the time.

I'm sure it's all cheap junk but if you are hanging out and want to find them some quick entertainment they have cheap pool floats/ beach stuff, marker/drawing/coloring sets, TShirts, little plush stuffed animals of things like Lilo and stitch, small Lego sets, sports balls, backyard games and even some shitty headphones and such.

Can find some activities for them for the weekend and they have fun looking around while you don't have to worry about it being expensive like if you bought a toy at Target or something.

For us it was usually things like little water guns, water balloons with fillers and big notepads and colored pencils as the kids were 4-12 years old and they loved going there. Not sure how they'll survive the tariffs though.

[–] LifeInMultipleChoice@lemmy.world 1 points 11 hours ago* (last edited 11 hours ago)

Being that we know Iran sells weapons to Russia, I wonder where it would be cheaper to produce weapons. Would it be cheaper for Russia to pay to have certain things created elsewhere or in Russia. We know a lot of Russia's weapons in the past were built in what now is Ukraine. Examples would be their Aircraft Carriers, destroyers, etc. Hell one of their main Aircraft Carriers was named Kiev

[–] LifeInMultipleChoice@lemmy.world 13 points 12 hours ago (3 children)

Dollar Store, Dollar Tree, Dollar General (where they couldn't keep prices at $1.)

5 Below - I thought would be a winter clothing/sports store, nope. $5 and below items

Good luck, and stay safe out there

Yet Trump just put a stop to states running fiber across large areas that would have helped more rural areas have network options and slowing network infrastructure advancements that began planning in 2021. Guess who benefits from such? Musk. There aren't very many competitors for that market

Their military has stated they were given orders to obliterate everything in areas so no one could come back if they wanted too. The attacks are intentional.

The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel

[–] LifeInMultipleChoice@lemmy.world 15 points 14 hours ago* (last edited 14 hours ago)

Trump goes prancing around the middle east making friends, come back, diverts drone defense tech used for defending against Iranian drones from Ukraine to Israel, Israel strikes Iran.

China just worked with Iran and Saudi Arabia to get them back on good terms in 2023, they were working on their relations in 2024, then boom, all down the drain. Wonder whos getting what perks in the deal outside of a used plane

[–] LifeInMultipleChoice@lemmy.world 59 points 21 hours ago (1 children)

Sounds like an invasion and clear violation of state rights. I didn't listen to her, maybe I should find a transcript

Ask 20 people on the street who advocated for for free press to be added to the constitution. I'd take a guess that maybe 2 of them will get it right, maybe. The other 18 will say either the founding fathers, the states being asked to join, or they don't know.

It isnt a religion or people would know that Moses did A, Jesus did B, etc. It's just a lack of knowing or remembering details so people just say "founding fathers" as a blanket term to cover the legislatures of the time.

That doesn't mean people don't believe in freedom of the press, they just believe it was wise of James Madison to ensure it was included in the first amendment. Also I'm sure others can argue he wasn't the only one advocating for it, so a blanket plural works for many.

I understand how it will come across as "we've always done it that way" which in Judicial branch they call precedent. Should precedent always hold, not at all. For the most part though, we've only had to stray from the core of that writing 17 times since the "completed" constitution was ratified. (Because the first 10 were in the Bill of Rights which were required by the States to ratify it)

[–] LifeInMultipleChoice@lemmy.world 8 points 1 day ago (4 children)

I didn't see a video on the archived site, didn't want to subscribe with an email to see the page. Does the video cover their acts and the following crash? Weighing my interests, maybe I'll find it elsewhere

I never update numbers. I realize when I see things like Danielle (Brothers name's gf).

He married her in 2019 and they have 2 kids now. Pretty safe to say I could have updated it. Just about every woman I know who got married and changed their last name, I never updated. I never delete numbers either, I don't actively talk to the 890 contacts in my phone, I may talk to 4. They just don't take up enough room to bother and who knows, maybe I go back to another town 10 years from now and call a random guy I remember. If we met up at bar it'd be like we had been hanging out the week before anyways.

 

Everyone knows it from somewhere

 

When your governor takes the the money from healthcare fraud settlements and uses it to manipulate voters through advertisements, what is that called?

 

Trump disbands task force targeting Russian Oligarchs

Shocked Pikachu

 

Recent games: 2016...

 

"But tires"

Ban all vehicles over 5000lbs to start without a specialized license and extremely heavy fees to have them. EVs are dropping in weight daily, ICE vehicles have been increasing in weight to dodge policies. One is a means to an end, the other is a means to profit.

Profit for few vs humanity's existance.. which should we choose?

 

Water Usage - My power/water company popped up showing my water usage from December 2023 vs 2024, it claims I used 24 gallons last year and 13 gallons this December. That can't be right... how much water do you use each month?

I fill water for chickens outside, water two small garden plots, obviously dishes, showers, toilet, bidet, and the washer machine should be using a lot more than that...

 

The article seems to be shittily written in my opinion but I figure if you watch the video (about a minute) it will get the point across.

My question lies in, do you think this will benefit the health of the people moving forward, or do you fear it being weaponized to endorse or threaten companies to comply with the mention of Kennedy being tied to its future as mentioned in the end of the article

 

Life does a lot, normally figures out how doggy works, but sorry for the language. If anyone here has worked in a cooler before, not just walk in fridges for restaurants or such I am looking for advice. They inquired about boots. I assume I need gloves, but what am I forgetting? ChapStick? Unknown? Please share and if you know what is cheap to acquire maybe recommend what you know. Thanks.

 

Does this burning at 200 j/g really mean it would be a lot safer or do you chalk this up to be company propaganda. Clearly it is a lot lower than gasoline, but since 600-900 proved to still be an issue, could this be enough to stabilize people's fears you think?

 
 

I recently read through this and was just curious what others thought the pitfalls or unforseen issues might be with quickly or steadily transitioning to such in a fairly environmentally friendly manner.

Hate the title name, but I think I have to use the article title as the title.

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submitted 9 months ago* (last edited 9 months ago) by LifeInMultipleChoice@lemmy.world to c/asklemmy@lemmy.world
 

60 million apps keep getting pushed on us, and everyone wants their own... Every restaurant, gorcery store, etc.

Would it not be feasible to install all of those Kroger, Gas Stations, bloat, bloat, bloat apps on an app Server that we just have a remote access to them like a thin client from our phone in a singular app of shortcuts (look like a folder, directory) So all the apps stay installed and don't use resources on the phone. Which keeps storage requirements down on the local device and means when you go into another device you can just log in and have access to all the apps already signed in and how you left them.

Does anyone know if there is already such a setup?

It wouldn't work well with things like streaming services, but it could still cover a lot of day to day apps I don't really want to have to have on my device.

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