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Replying to @SullyBusiness
You don’t have to love your job.
You can’t hate it though
Find something that affords you the lifestyle you want without a dread when you wake up
BREAKING NEWS🚨🚨🚨
Guy who hasn’t cured cancer feels he’s qualified to tell us who or what will or will not cure cancer
Story at 6
Replying to @spenley
Cancer doctor here with 30 years of experience.
AI will NOT cure cancer.
Anyone claiming that doesn't know cancer or out to rip people off.
Imagine being this guy and thinking you did al the world a favor keeping a drug addict who’s willing to risk other people’s lives ON the streets
Now imagine you’re an idiot
But i repeat myself
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I will give you $100 if you correctly guess the final sentence of this thread…
Local man says fraud should be legal because adults should be able to tell
Replying to @SMB_path @JaredDHardin
Nah, if a full grown adult buys something as serious as a business without proper counsel that’s completely on them.
I love grok bot
I use it extensively
But we’re never going to talk to people anymore are we?
Does this let that Florida state guy off the hook?
What a terrible cuntry
Replying to @cityoftoronto
Due to numerous violations of the City of Toronto’s social media terms of use, the comment section on this post is now locked. You can find the City’s terms of use here: toronto.ca/socialmedia. Any comments in violation of the terms of use will be removed.
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The ratio…. Naturally they turned comments off
New 30 km/h area speed limit signs will be posted at neighbourhood entry and exit points. Once you enter a signed area, the 30 km/h speed limit applies throughout the local road network until you leave that area.
Slower speeds help reduce the risk of serious collisions and make neighbourhood streets safer.
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