u/RiddleMeThis48
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Not a first time home buyer, but still have a question (self.FirstTimeHomeBuyer) [Finances]
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4•4+3(9•6)= 178
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77+33= 110
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This sucks. I don't get a cat an
I picked Mystery box [Rolled You are now straight]
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5²+5²+9² = 131
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"Wakey, wakey Goblin."
Honestly had me howling.
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Out of all the lines, this is the one that makes me weep.
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Was your bill less, more, or comparable? What was the percentage in reduction?
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I called them and customer service told me to fill out a dispute form and submit it to the DPU Internal Board of Review. Customer service seemed to agree with me that the bill was too much.
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When you say adjusted, did they reduce the bill at all or just spread the amount over time? I filed a dispute form with them last week and I'm waiting on their response.
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My father also called at halftime and left a voicemail saying, "They're really going to do it! They're going to the Super Bowl." I knew right then and there they in fact were going to blow it.
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So would Wolverine, Beat There Is benefit from Wolverine, Claws Out's first ability. The ability reads, you may have 'Wolverine' assign his combat damage, not 'Wolverine, Claws Out.' Since both cards are Wolverine, does that mean Best There Is can also assign his damage as though it can't be blocked?
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At the very end
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My boy would be 11 this May, but I'm afraid we're coming to the end with him. Last Friday, he had a seizure for the first time in his life after a 20 minute episode prior that consisted of him shaking and not able to catch his breath. He was able to get up on his own after a couple minutes and by all means seemed fine. We took him to the ER where he got blood work done. It all came back "unexciting" as the vet put it, so we were under the impression this might have been a one off occurrence. Since last Friday, we've noticed all of his breathing consists of short, shallow breaths. He is showing more lethargy than usual, and small activities like walking around the neighborhood or going up stairs seem to exacerbate the breathing. We took him to the vet yesterday and they took X-rays of his chest. Without doing extensive tests, our vet was very convinced that cancer has either manifested or spread to his lungs. She prescribed a diuretic in case the spots she was seeing were fluid and not growths, but after two full days on them his breathing has not improved. He still eats, but not as much or as enthusiastically as before. He spends all day just laying on the couch or bed with minimum movements in between. Besides the lethargy and short breathing, he seems fine and not in any pain. I know that he is probably not going to get better and I'm worried I'm being selfish by trying to prolong the inevitable. I wish I could just know beyond a shadow of a doubt that he won't get better. If I knew he wouldn't, saying goodbye might be a little easier knowing he isn't suffering. I also don't want to rob myself or my family of more time if he still has time with us, but it's just so damn hard to know.
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Wasn't the first. Didn't realize because there was no red circle.
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I once had the misfortune of sharing an elevator with this man. He was getting off on the third floor and I on the 10th. He preceded to hit the buttons for floors 4-9 as he was exiting whilst crop dusting the elevator.
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I can't tell if I'm getting better at this or if these are getting easier, but I'll take 9 guesses in 1:18.
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