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@vampyrica
hihi! i've done rover for just about a year. it's very hit or miss, and it will take a while for you to get business (new profiles arent as heavily promoted), but it is worth it! i made quite a bit of money last year and have bookings all summer long. feel free to pm me (or dm me on IG, you have my personal one i believe) and i'm happy to talk about finances more
A capri sun
My son’s name is very classic but not overly common. What is Z’s baby name stereotype?
Those don't taste as good.
Right? My gen Z sister is pregnant now and it just feels... very early? She was born in 2000, for goodness' sake, surely it wasn't tha---oh, right. It's 2026 now. Dang.
Elkhart! You haven’t been forgotten! I was actually thinking about you a month or two ago and went to Facebook creep but maybe you deactivated it or maybe we were never friends. But some of us oldies are still here…
Welcome back!!!!!! I definitely remember you/am still here!!! Battie is fka batsenecal so she’s def someone who was previously around as well!
Hi, Jayna! I did clean out my friends list a while ago and then deactivated for a while, but I brought it back recently. I don't post much these days as I honestly lead a pretty boring life, but feel free to add me back if you want (and that goes for anyone here; feel free to PM if you want a link/my name)!
Hi, Skiski!
Hey there, Bats! Things have been okay. Still broke, still in way too much student loan debt, still living in the same crummy apartment, still definitely need a better job... but things are better mentally, at least. I'll take it. Hope things are going well on your end!
I've been thinking about you lately and wondering how you were doing! Glad to see you pop up.
I’m no public health expert but that’s a yikes from me! What’s HPAI like in your area, any possible toxins?
Any chance your neighbors have a rodent problem they're treating chemically, or a garden they're dumping a bunch of pesticides into?
HPAI has been an issue in Minnesota but not as big of an issue recently. Also I thought waterfowl were the more likely
Possible in the neighborhood but unlikely in my immediate area. My neighbor is a big gardener but never sprays or kills the squirrels/rabbits or anything.
waterfowl, and backyard flocks/poultry are the most susceptible and have the majority of H5N1 cases right now, but it can infect other birds. especially if infected geese are in your area.
Ugh that’s my public health queen
What the skibidi 6 7 is this?!? But also, if Gen Z are in their 20s and even 30+, then that's understandable. Congrats and good luck to her.
I didn't catch your Edit until Jayni mentioned it, and I went "Wait, Elkhart?!?" C**ist on a cracker barrel (@ Dubz), I totally thought you'd poofed for good! I have a short list of people on my phone of family, irl friends, and SDN frands to send happy thoughts/good vibes/prayers towards, and you're still on there haha.
Hard to see from the video but I'd guess fox as eastern yotes are quite large and you'd probably be asking if it was a wolf lol. Eastern foxes can also be a bit bigger and darker than their relatives out westIs this a fox or a coyote? 10-second dashcam video from tonight. Sharing it on a free Mega cloud storage account.
File on MEGA
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I'm generally located in the Southeast USA. Obviously if you look up those GPS coordinates please don't share the city or county in text form on SDN. 😛
I saw glowing eyes in the left lane and knew to slow down because furry buggers are unpredictable. Usually in this area it's a raccoon or opossum at that height (or deer if taller). This was a short, long thingy with I wanna say bushy tail (but not 100% sure about the tail). I've definitely seen coyotes (Eastern coyote?) here, but they're rare. I've never seen a fox in this state yet, but I'd love to.
It was clearer to the naked eye than on my silly dashcam. Sony Starvis 2 camera sensor (IMX675) @ 1440p resolution. Eventually I'll get a nicer 4K dashcam, but it's on the back burner. This is mostly for CYA accident/liar/crime prevention, but other than catching a TON of crazy drivers, I've mostly caught flash floods and really pretty sunsets and deer, raccoons, opossum, and now this thing lol.
The one eastern yote I saw a few years ago (under our deck) was a bit taller and larger than I was expecting (compared to the Colorado/Utah coyotes I've seen) and I did wonder if it was a large dog. Was definitely manufacturing sus and wolf-like in appearance.
We’re like birthday buddies!
Can vouch that Doctor-S and I worked together at SpaceX in 2018-19. 😛
One of my undergraduate degrees is in physics. SDN provided me with the Rocket Scientist tag after I completed a series of complex calculations that SDN sent to me. As I recall, I also had to write a detailed explanation to support the mathematical solutions to the questions that SDN sent to me, or something like that, to show that I could legit do the calculations on my own.
Not for me because I have never been a rocket scientist.
Must have been someone else you met at SpaceX, and not me.
Nono, I said all that tongue-in-cheek as a joke. Hoped the smiley gave away my tone. I was just jokingly saying, "Yeah we can vouch for each other *wink wink*" sorta thing lol.
Yeah, same. There's definite physical health and endurance mandatory requirements that I likely wouldn't be cut out for. G-forces and good MSK and good cardiovascular fitness. With all my body's throwing at me, I'd have multiple disqualifications for an astronaut program on fitness/health alone.
Hi friend, good to see you again 🙂
@Stroganoff, I knew you were having some fun with me, especially since you also got the Rocket Scientist tag. 🙂
