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On todays episode of Young People Are Retarded:
www.insidehook.com

What Does Gen Z Have Against Question Marks.

How young people are rewriting the rules of punctuation
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This is why younger people are more likely to ditch it in casual conversation — and maybe feel a touch of panic when their boss slacks them a message with something as seemingly mundane as a period at the end.
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I'm going to make extra sure to use lots of punctuation in all communications with young people from now on.

Good God, this generation is a bunch of fucking pussies. Stressed out by punctuation and writing articles about.
 
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I’ve actually had people insult me in WoW because I almost always use proper punctuation. It’s a sad time we live in.
 
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I guess Grandpa put some bullets in his toaster again

abcnews4.com

Ammo in toaster sparks fire at South Carolina senior home

Police responding to a fire alarm and the sound of gunshots at a South Carolina assisted living facility say a resident had placed several rounds of ammunition in a toaster. Police in Greenwood, South Carolina say the ammunition discharged on Sunday night, making employees believe a shooter was...
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Asylon | Security Robotics

Asylon created a complete robotic security solution, allowing aerial security drones and ground security robots to automatically patrol and respond to alarms.
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You have to be extra stupid to purposefully damage equipment in space. Any malfunction up there is going to get scrutinized by some of the best root cause analysis minds in the world.
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Apparently to drill the hole in space would have required several hours of work in the Russian section of the station to remove layers of things over the surface where the hole was. This, of course, would have been noticed if it was actually a thing that happened.

What most likely did happen was the hole was drilled accidentally in manufacture, not found until not much time before launch, then they patched the hole with epoxy or whatnot and hoped no one would notice. Russia does NOT want the embarrassment that would occur if they got blamed, so they're pushing the big lie that it was done in space as sabotage.
 
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www.fox10phoenix.com

North Carolina man mistakenly buys 2 identical lottery tickets, wins both $25K a year prizes

A North Carolina man made the mistake of his life after accidentally buying two identical lottery tickets. He won big — twice.
www.fox10phoenix.com www.fox10phoenix.com

The 49-year-old dump truck operator could choose either receiving $50,000 a year for the rest of his life, taking one prize as an annuity — $25,000 a year for life — and the second as a lump sum of $390,000, or cashing in both tickets and taking home two lump-sum prizes of $390,000 each.
 
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Drakurii said:
www.fox10phoenix.com

North Carolina man mistakenly buys 2 identical lottery tickets, wins both $25K a year prizes

A North Carolina man made the mistake of his life after accidentally buying two identical lottery tickets. He won big — twice.
www.fox10phoenix.com www.fox10phoenix.com

The 49-year-old dump truck operator could choose either receiving $50,000 a year for the rest of his life, taking one prize as an annuity — $25,000 a year for life — and the second as a lump sum of $390,000, or cashing in both tickets and taking home two lump-sum prizes of $390,000 each.
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Take one lump sum frome one ticket. Buy a house and car and live off the other ticket 50k a year.
 
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Chukzombi said:
Take one lump sum frome one ticket. Buy a house and car and live off the other ticket 50k a year.
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It’s lump sum + $25k a year. $50k a year is if he does them both as lifetime payments. Neither would be super life changing but it sure would be nice.
 
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Hateyou said:
It’s lump sum + $25k a year. $50k a year is if he does them both as lifetime payments. Neither would be super life changing but it sure would be nice.
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ahh. well 25k a year for life if you live in Smalltown USA and watch your pennies. you can totally have a house, new car and live comfortably by taking lump sum+25k.
 
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Chukzombi said:
ahh. well 25k a year for life if you live in Smalltown USA and watch your pennies. you can totally have a house, new car and live comfortably by taking lump sum+25k.
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Just a reminder in these times: those 25k/year will never be adjusted for inflation...
 
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