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That's really II? I didn't realize he was non anonymous

Agree, but it's certainly easier to do in NYC than rural places in the US, so I advocate for starting there

Good, especially since the law just targets POC.

If car traffic became 50% worse to make walking traffic 5% better, that's a win for humans in the city. It'll help convince more people to use non-car methods of transportation and that helps spark people to vote for and invest in more non-car infrastructure.

Ditching cars in populated cities isn't a magic law or anything, it's a slow incremental burn; legalizing pedestrians walking strictly helps that

I like all of this, including your meme denial

Yeah, there's a weird implied statute of limitations type of thing with remains. Like thousands of years ago, we can learn so much and uncover history by looking at remains. But you don't learn much and it's weird and presumably illegal to dig up recent remains.

I dunno what that time limit is, but to me at least it feels like it exists and intuitively makes enough sense

Or to take up way less space, a small manual thread checker. For sure by thread is the answer to bolt/screw sorting

Ah that's so cool! I've been to 9 races (not Vegas though, but maybe someday!). Advice really varies per circuit but the big things are:

–Find out how you're getting to/from the circuit. Vegas has great options for staying close enough to not need a bus or a car. Often one of the hardest parts of the weekend.

–wear comfy shoes and clothes, especially during FP you have a lot of opportunities to walk around. I'd take a lap of the outer perimeter of the circuit for sure

–food, merch is all very expensive typically

–ear protection

–learn who has a black vs yellow t cam, sometimes it's harder to tell what's going on and commentary varies a lot per circuit. My rule for this is the "main" driver on a team has the black T cam except for Lando and Lewis, but the quotes around main are doing some heavy lifting

Have fun! Take pics, be safe.

Totally agree, and get that. I wouldn't want medication necessarily either. You don't have to medicate at all! In fact maybe just knowing and working with it would be a good first test.

I hope she does. I don't think I'm ADHD but my partner was just diagnosed a few months ago. Now that we think about it it's not a surprise at all lol

It feels really nice to have more understanding and more context for both of us.

It's hot, right? How's that going? And logistics and the like?

Enjoy, so cool! Great seats

Dude at least in Asheville, NC. We had a massive storm the night before, took down a fair few trees. I imagine it was hard to get some of that back on, then the wind picked up before the heavy heavy rain came.

Ayo