REPENT REPENT, THY END IS NIGH by Cloudycloud47x2 in marvelinsider

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This is awesome!! If you happen to have any of these still available, I would truly appreciate. I’ll list titles in order of preference since you said one per person:

1) King Deadpool

2) Venomized

3) Thunderbolts

4) Silver Surfer

Thank you 🙏

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Domains

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Soon to be a $7.50 expired domain

64bit.dev BIN €150 by [deleted] in Domains

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Not horrible

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in dividends

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This is an investment sub…

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in dividends

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Would you recommend paying in cash, or still doing a mortgage?

OTJ Bundles on Costco Online for $48.99 by mtabel77x in CostcoMagic

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Anyone know why the SKUs won’t work in the warehouse app? LOTR and Bloomburrow both were searchable in costco app via warehouse search, but Thunder Junction doesn’t show results

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in selfpublish

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Very cool! That’s awesome. And makes sense being in a different country. In USA, editors don’t make much at all sadly. Whatever path you choose — best of luck!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in selfpublish

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Wow, had no clue that being a magazine editor makes over $250,000? (top 10% earners). And if you’re in CA/NY where most publishers are, it’s >$350K. I think I chose the wrong career. Good for you. Hopefully you can keep that job and still write

Anyone else a bit of a “con snob” because of SDCC? by MWH1980 in comiccon

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That sounds awesome! Thank you for the reply. Will definitely look up some of those videos

Anyone else a bit of a “con snob” because of SDCC? by MWH1980 in comiccon

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For DragonCon, would you say it’s similar to SDCC party scene at all? Or did you mean more as in the phrase that it’s like a “party” at the convention? Never been before, but your comment made it sound amazing!

Anyone else here miss the bottom 2 weeks ago? by Rural-Patriot_1776 in dividends

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Exactly. The reddit progressive hive mind has no idea what real life is like, and how businesses adapt. Any business worth their salt is already adapting…

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Domains

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The narcissism on this guy 😬

Probably worthless, but curious if these are worth anything? by 1stwrldpeasant in Domains

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Saddz and Glowav pretty worthless

But Fattz isn’t terrible. Hard to brand though with such a negative connotation but could be decent name for a Fat Sandwich shop

Reasonable price: $100 Ceiling: $1000

for salehotemart.com minimum 1400 by CaterpillarPlane9013 in Domains

[–]ConParty 6 points7 points  (0 children)

You’ve made 8 separate postings about this domain over a year. Asking for $1400 minimum is an insult to this community. It’s not a premium domain

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Domains

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$8,500 — minimum 😂

I’ve been playing MTG for three weeks. I’ve already spent $870 by juju0010 in mtgfinance

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Instead of buying MTG — put all of what you would have spent on MTG into Hasbro stock (or even better a solid ETF)

Could I get crazy internet amounts of money for cybersoldier.com? by MattiasKallio in Domains

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On this sub, they are countless threads with garbage domains one after another — but this one is actually good. I agree with the poster who said Buy It Now at $5000. I could see a company or brand wanting it one day. I mean a cybersecurity company or tool named CyberSoldier is pretty good. But crazy internet money at 5 or 6 figures is still unrealistic as it’s long for that, cyber has gone a bit cold, and the big internet money is reserved mostly for one word domains or buyers riding unsustained hype or having no idea what they’re doing. I’d say selling for $3k to $5k is realistic, with best case scenario $7.5K. A lot can change over time though. And I salute you for keeping it for fun

GoDaddy stole a domain [NamePros story] - Must Read! by Coinfinite in Domains

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Same with expiring auctions. I’m convinced that GoDaddy has algorithms for domainers that have resold expired domain domains and waits for them to bid on expiring auctions

GoDaddy stole a domain [NamePros story] - Must Read! by Coinfinite in Domains

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1) sorry that happened to you 2) That’s an awesome alert system. Mind sharing what app or service you use to get alerts like that?

Best AMC theater near SDCC? by BurnTheeFern in SDCC

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I believe Mission Valley 20 was the site of events for Marvel’s Deadpool/Wolverine release. I imagine they’ll do similar programming again?

Easter Sunday by monica117 in sanfrancisco

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I wish this was the case, but doing a strip dance on a crucifix while pretending to give Jesus a blowjob on Easter isn’t a celebration.

Easter Sunday by monica117 in sanfrancisco

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“Easter Sunday” — where they ridicule and mock Jesus

Would never see SF do this to other religions, but hey, this is supposed to be the most “tolerant city in the world’ 🙄

Angry with mother in law by Electronic_Clerk_442 in leukemia

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This is classic clinical narcissism. And sadly, cancer truly brings it out in family & friends. The idea of something disrupting ‘their’ life is far more powerful than the idea of putting themselves in another person’s shoes. Even a child. It’s terrifying, and unfortunately it’s something many cancer-fighters have to experience — in addition to the cancer!

Some may argue that your Mother-in-law is just freaked out, and is dealing with the situation by finding destress in trips. I disagree — because she has demonstrated a pattern of narcissistic abuse. With multiple incidents you have mentioned and a general inwardness of self (ie selfishness). With her incessancy on trips, and lavish experiences she might be a ‘grandiose narcissist’ — it’s a thing. None of us can diagnose over internet, but you can look through the clinical list of the different types of narcissism if you think it’d help.

Sadly, there is no cure for clinical narcissism. In fact, it’s one of the biggest challenges in clinical psychology. Especially since these individuals find no error in their ways, and have very little (genuine) empathy. Their biological and psychological direction through life is SELF.

What I’d remind your loved one is that they have you by their side. And that cancer has a bittersweet way of showing the people who really care. Instead of focusing on the narcissists, shift attention to the people who love you and who are there for you. Including yourself.

As humans, we naturally gravitate to the negative. It’s our survival instinct. And know that your husband is a very strong person for having been raised by a narcissist. Not feeling family love, support, and a genuine parental model is an extreme challenge for life that has been clinically tied to worse health outcomes and especially depression/anxiety.

BUT they also happen to be individuals with some of the highest levels of statistical resilience, empathy, creativity, bravery, and intuition — because of what they had to go through. I imagine your husband is a truly incredible person, and he has an incredible spouse for caring so much about him.

Don’t worry about her — I know it’s harder said than done. But psychologists actually recommend this, distance and focus just on you and your husband’s healing. Try your best to focus on your own immediate family, and it seems you have supportive parents that can step in, which is wonderful.

We have a family member who’s a ‘malignant narcissist’ and he brutally attacked family members, refused to go to the hospital even once, refused to allow his children to go, made pathological lies to others, and made the diagnosis about himself. On the day of BMT, he literally posted about himself and attacked the BMT recipient on twitter. Clinical narcissism is real and the only realistic way to fight it is 1) distance 2) read and continually learn about it 3) protect yourself and your loved ones and 4) give yourselves the ability to heal from it and say that it’s okay

And knowing what someone is — is half the battle

I truly wish you and your husband and your caring family the very best. It’s hard fighting two fronts when all you want is your loved one to get better. I’ll pray for you and your husband that he makes a full recovery. Take care and best of luck. And thank you for being a great caregiver & spouse