TabbyKay
@tabbykay.bsky.social
yogi, equine enthusiast, childless cat lady
Assuming both invoices are paid by check, they get $20 in fees for *getting paid*. Plus the other fees, including maximum notary fees regardless of whether the notary is, in fact, remote.
The affidavits are needed for litigation, & required by the courts. All at the expense of an injured person.
The affidavits are needed for litigation, & required by the courts. All at the expense of an injured person.
October 30, 2025 at 2:59 PM
Assuming both invoices are paid by check, they get $20 in fees for *getting paid*. Plus the other fees, including maximum notary fees regardless of whether the notary is, in fact, remote.
The affidavits are needed for litigation, & required by the courts. All at the expense of an injured person.
The affidavits are needed for litigation, & required by the courts. All at the expense of an injured person.
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I was just nerdy about some old locally made bricks that I observed in the wild (in a sidewalk) over the weekend 🤓
March 12, 2025 at 6:12 PM
I was just nerdy about some old locally made bricks that I observed in the wild (in a sidewalk) over the weekend 🤓
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When TB treatment is interrupted, patients are far more likely to develop drug-resistant TB, which is a catastrophe both individually (the disease becomes harder to cure) and societally (we're allowing the bacteria millions of new opportunities to develop further resistance). Many people will die.
February 7, 2025 at 5:18 PM
When TB treatment is interrupted, patients are far more likely to develop drug-resistant TB, which is a catastrophe both individually (the disease becomes harder to cure) and societally (we're allowing the bacteria millions of new opportunities to develop further resistance). Many people will die.
Reposted by TabbyKay
Elon Musk’s companies—Tesla and SpaceX—have received billions in government contracts and subsidies. Yet, this issue is largely ignored. Isn’t it time we started holding corporations accountable for the massive burden they place on taxpayers?
February 5, 2025 at 7:53 PM
Elon Musk’s companies—Tesla and SpaceX—have received billions in government contracts and subsidies. Yet, this issue is largely ignored. Isn’t it time we started holding corporations accountable for the massive burden they place on taxpayers?