Grad Student in the Corner
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True, but he was one of the first Republicans to start putting pressure on his own party over the files instead of rolling over like everyone else did. Motives aside, he did what everyone else should have done.
December 23, 2025 at 2:38 PM
True, but he was one of the first Republicans to start putting pressure on his own party over the files instead of rolling over like everyone else did. Motives aside, he did what everyone else should have done.
Massie is slowly climbing his way there. Maybe it’s Kentucky’s way of apologizing for McConnell.
December 23, 2025 at 2:16 AM
Massie is slowly climbing his way there. Maybe it’s Kentucky’s way of apologizing for McConnell.
I know people in wastewater testing. It’s still going, but we’re losing hope that anything will be done with the data we provide. With Wormhead at the helm, it’s looking dire. Vaccine recommendations are under fire as measles and flu continuously increase. No one is sure if grants will be renewed.
December 23, 2025 at 2:05 AM
I know people in wastewater testing. It’s still going, but we’re losing hope that anything will be done with the data we provide. With Wormhead at the helm, it’s looking dire. Vaccine recommendations are under fire as measles and flu continuously increase. No one is sure if grants will be renewed.
More academics should be concerned. What’s the value of an institution that fires instructors who uphold academic integrity? If an essay of this caliber had been submitted about any other subject, it would have been rejected. Or is it because OSU agrees with the student and this terrible essay?
December 23, 2025 at 2:00 AM
More academics should be concerned. What’s the value of an institution that fires instructors who uphold academic integrity? If an essay of this caliber had been submitted about any other subject, it would have been rejected. Or is it because OSU agrees with the student and this terrible essay?
Strong, responsible with money, protective of the younger characters, physically attractive, kind if not nice, not completely insane. Also, honest and funny (that whole speech about if how normal life and sorcery both suck, he’d rather do what he’s good at).
December 20, 2025 at 8:50 PM
Strong, responsible with money, protective of the younger characters, physically attractive, kind if not nice, not completely insane. Also, honest and funny (that whole speech about if how normal life and sorcery both suck, he’d rather do what he’s good at).
Yeah, but public health is meant to help gather the necessary data and make the plans so as many health issues as possible can be avoided. Practice will always be necessary, but we want as many people as healthy as possible.
December 18, 2025 at 4:10 AM
Yeah, but public health is meant to help gather the necessary data and make the plans so as many health issues as possible can be avoided. Practice will always be necessary, but we want as many people as healthy as possible.
Bird flu made the jump into mammals as well. Wiped out a large proportion of elephant seals.
If you see dead birds on your property with no wounds, call it in to fish and wildlife if applicable, and try to dispose of it safely otherwise.
If you see dead birds on your property with no wounds, call it in to fish and wildlife if applicable, and try to dispose of it safely otherwise.
December 12, 2025 at 1:19 AM
Bird flu made the jump into mammals as well. Wiped out a large proportion of elephant seals.
If you see dead birds on your property with no wounds, call it in to fish and wildlife if applicable, and try to dispose of it safely otherwise.
If you see dead birds on your property with no wounds, call it in to fish and wildlife if applicable, and try to dispose of it safely otherwise.
I think he just doesn’t like women, especially one that can tell him what he’s doing wrong
December 8, 2025 at 4:54 PM
I think he just doesn’t like women, especially one that can tell him what he’s doing wrong
And with us pulling out of the WHO, we will have much less coordination and information internationally to figure out what is even going on.
Bird flu has already made the jump to mammals, there’s ebola outbreaks, and more and more diseases are becoming resistant to antibiotics.
We must be careful
Bird flu has already made the jump to mammals, there’s ebola outbreaks, and more and more diseases are becoming resistant to antibiotics.
We must be careful
December 1, 2025 at 6:38 PM
And with us pulling out of the WHO, we will have much less coordination and information internationally to figure out what is even going on.
Bird flu has already made the jump to mammals, there’s ebola outbreaks, and more and more diseases are becoming resistant to antibiotics.
We must be careful
Bird flu has already made the jump to mammals, there’s ebola outbreaks, and more and more diseases are becoming resistant to antibiotics.
We must be careful
I’m glad he’s okay now. I think people underestimate botulism if they only know it’s in botox or honey. It makes them underestimate how damaging and terrifying of a disease it truly is, hence the abundance of uninformed comments.
November 23, 2025 at 11:59 PM
I’m glad he’s okay now. I think people underestimate botulism if they only know it’s in botox or honey. It makes them underestimate how damaging and terrifying of a disease it truly is, hence the abundance of uninformed comments.
Penis and anus, but esophageal is more common iirc.
November 23, 2025 at 11:57 PM
Penis and anus, but esophageal is more common iirc.
Jesus Christ, that’s horrifying. I hope you are all doing well today.
November 23, 2025 at 9:07 PM
Jesus Christ, that’s horrifying. I hope you are all doing well today.
It’s what he uses instead of sun screen.
November 23, 2025 at 9:04 PM
It’s what he uses instead of sun screen.
They really should, especially since men can get HPV-related cancers too. Especially on their… well.
November 23, 2025 at 9:02 PM
They really should, especially since men can get HPV-related cancers too. Especially on their… well.
Funny enough, that is emphasized over and over again in officer training. It will be very difficult to get rid of that ethos amongst officers.
November 23, 2025 at 9:00 PM
Funny enough, that is emphasized over and over again in officer training. It will be very difficult to get rid of that ethos amongst officers.
I thought someone was hospitalized last year, an older man with a backyard flock. He has preexisting conditions so he was hospitalized out of fear of him taking a sudden downturn iirc. But this killing humans is rare. It’s already jumped to elephant seals, killing over 60k this year alone.
November 22, 2025 at 6:13 PM
I thought someone was hospitalized last year, an older man with a backyard flock. He has preexisting conditions so he was hospitalized out of fear of him taking a sudden downturn iirc. But this killing humans is rare. It’s already jumped to elephant seals, killing over 60k this year alone.
Thats so inherently messed up I don’t even know where to start
November 18, 2025 at 3:53 AM
Thats so inherently messed up I don’t even know where to start
I think part of it is because the food safety regulations, but the price is completely insane. During the lockdown, pharmacies where I live had it behind the counter to prevent theft because shortages and trade issues had caused the prices to skyrocket.
November 17, 2025 at 5:26 AM
I think part of it is because the food safety regulations, but the price is completely insane. During the lockdown, pharmacies where I live had it behind the counter to prevent theft because shortages and trade issues had caused the prices to skyrocket.
Especially because we do treat people who look different or have visible scarring differently than those who look ‘normal’.
November 17, 2025 at 4:36 AM
Especially because we do treat people who look different or have visible scarring differently than those who look ‘normal’.
I think for some people that would be terrible. Plastic/cosmetic surgery can and does save lives. Think reconstruction after an accident or surgery, or repairing cleft palates. A lot of the cosmetic surgeons who do one type of surgery often do the other. I can’t blame someone for wanting to be happy
November 17, 2025 at 4:34 AM
I think for some people that would be terrible. Plastic/cosmetic surgery can and does save lives. Think reconstruction after an accident or surgery, or repairing cleft palates. A lot of the cosmetic surgeons who do one type of surgery often do the other. I can’t blame someone for wanting to be happy
The combo of the face and mat makes me think she killed something and is distracting you.
It would work on me too, look at that fluffy belly.
It would work on me too, look at that fluffy belly.
November 15, 2025 at 10:22 PM
The combo of the face and mat makes me think she killed something and is distracting you.
It would work on me too, look at that fluffy belly.
It would work on me too, look at that fluffy belly.
Ok does anyone actually believe that claim though? What does that app define as private? Does it mean that they’re still going to use your data without identifiers? Or is it genuinely just a tool for the user without anything going back to the company.
November 15, 2025 at 2:41 PM
Ok does anyone actually believe that claim though? What does that app define as private? Does it mean that they’re still going to use your data without identifiers? Or is it genuinely just a tool for the user without anything going back to the company.
