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    Philadelphia English has this fixed with "youse" I guess there's also the Pittsburghese "yinz" Or the southern "y'all"

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    I think this is going to depend a lot on the sort of environment you're hiking in For me, one of the big issues with jeans is that they don't dry out easily, if there's any chance you're going to get wet or sweat a lot, they're a very bad choice. In some cases I'd even consider it to be a valid safety issue if for example the temperatures are going to drop and damp clothes are going to put you at risk of hypothermia Or in hotter, humid climates, they won't breathe...

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    It’s been a long time since I watched the show, and I never read the manga so this is secondhand knowledge so take it for what it’s worth But IIRC the show actually picks up partway into the manga, and I think in the first chapter (volume? Issue? Not sure how it was organized) of the manga he is solving the puzzle. I think the first part of the manga featured other games besides the card game so I suspect for the show they just skipped to the part where they could sell cards as a tie-in to g...

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    I think this is a case where trying to actually research a product may be more trouble than it's worth, and you'd probably be better served by just walking into your local sporting goods store and grabbing the cheapest game camera they have on the shelf is. I imagine there's not going to be a ton of ambient light available in a nest box, so you're probably going to be relying on night vision, so picture quality is probably going to be kind of shit no matter what, and since it so...

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    Different steaks for different purposes If you're just gonna plop a slab of meat on a plate with some potatoes and such, I'll go ribeye any day of the week (although there are other cuts I may actually prefer truth be told) But if I'm making maybe tacos or something, I'd probably go for the sirloin

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    I work in 911 dispatch, so I frequently have to go back and relisten to calls I've taken to see if I heard something correctly It was very weird at first hearing my own voice played back at me so much, but it's something you get used to after a while But even after 7 years on the job, if I think about it my voice on the recording never sounds quite right to me.

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    That same week I happened to be out in the middle of nowhere on a backpacking trip when both of them died, and along the way we ran into a couple other groups who had started their treks more recently, and they dropped the news of those two deaths on us, so I think that was the first thing each of of us asked our families about when we got back to civilization and got a cell signal We were also a little relieved that the H1N1 swine flu hadn't killed everyone while we were gone.