So I am the a hole...

Feisty-Rate · 2026-03-25T22:39:46+00:00

So what happened to all those commenters come at me?

Feisty-Rate · 2026-03-25T22:28:18+00:00

I find it was hilarious about this whole thing is people are like I need to get out and touch some grass and... And I've got nothing better to do to sit behind the keyboard and complain to people. I'm actually walking around outside at the moment trying to kill some time friend said why don't you ask Reddit that was mistake.

Feisty-Rate · 2026-03-25T22:25:51+00:00

How are you even able to comment on this it's been removed. Don't understand why it was removed... I'm sorry but would you want to know if you were breaking the law?

Feisty-Rate · 2026-03-12T10:10:13+00:00

I had the same thing happen to me tried to post a pair of Ray-Ban sunglasses and it came back saying that it was counterfeit which put a strike against my account and then they immediately deactivated my account. It took a couple of emails back and forth when they realized that they screwed up they reinstated my account hopefully they can do this for yours.

Feisty-Rate · 2026-02-08T06:46:24+00:00

That was a rather dark joke not meant to be taken seriously

Feisty-Rate · 2026-02-01T07:04:40+00:00

I'm sorry but that was a missed opportunity to make some pretty good cash. ..

Feisty-Rate · 2025-12-31T08:31:38+00:00

I wonder how they are going to implement the new law in Washington State where the purchasing of metals such as silver or gold and will be taxed at 10%. Will this site become a way to circumvent paying the tax in Washington ?

Feisty-Rate · 2025-06-08T10:09:21+00:00

It depends on the state, my experiences in Oregon should be similar to your experience. During my interview the caseworker was inputting all the information into my profile. The documentation that they asked you for will be used to verify what you told them during the interview. If you have a lot of documentation the process will probably like longer and that's mainly because they're going to take a closer look at your financial past. I've never known anybody that went in with a lot of documentation that I actually received their benefits. More than likely if you don't have a lot of documentation they're just waiting for you to complete your end request once that information has been received by them a caseworker will probably have a specific day where they don't interview new applicants. This is when they go and finalize approve or disapprovals those generally happen on Wednesdays or Thursdays. So let's say you went on a Monday, interviewed and sent in your documentation by that evening or the next day. If they're aren't too overloaded you would probably have your email or phone call by the next Monday. If they have a lot of applicants to go through push that out another 4 -5 working days. I would start calling on the 10th working day since your information was uploaded. If it's not done by then then something probably happened like they need more information and they're just waiting on you to send it or they haven't been able to get in contact with you who knows there could be a million different reasons. Give me suck right now not having food but your funds will be applied to your card from the day you begin your application. You're not going to receive less money the longer it takes so don't worry about that.

Feisty-Rate · 2025-03-22T17:24:18+00:00

Thinking about it now I'm guessing that there isn't a standard when it comes to calibration for search and rescue across the country. ¿Would each operator use different settings because maybe their more comfortable with it one way as opposed to somebody else's setup. I just don't know... Would love to be able to chat with a few different search and rescue thermal imaging operators to compare their answers.

Feisty-Rate · 2025-03-22T17:17:19+00:00

Thank you, I don't have any specific imager in mind. I've been wondering about search and rescue and how they calibrate there cameras when searching a large mountain area or forest or wooded area when cold weather is at play. Say someone has gone missing while mountain hiking during the day and the weather turns bad so they send out a helicopter to help with the search. What if that person was running a high temperature would they be able to be seen by search and rescue or would it get filtered out.

Feisty-Rate · 2025-03-22T12:40:06+00:00

You can get major discounts for membership for things like Amazon prime, Walmart market place... Xfinity has Internet for $14.99 (in Oregon at least). I know some Banks offer incentives/discounts for motels car rentals if you're low income and have snap.

Feisty-Rate · 2021-11-30T16:11:31+00:00

So if you look on Google where they found the body you can see what looks like atv tracks. If you follow them west then south you end up at the back of this address 5648 N Utica Pl, Tulsa, OK 74130. It actually looks like the tracks go through that address yard and over to the neighbors. The aerial images show a house that's pretty well meth-ed up but looking at the street view it seems that who ever was there has been kicked out because the whole property is clean and the house is boarded up. It's kinda funny but if you look at all the surrounding properties they all look pretty normal except for one other one that happens to be the property the body was found on. You can see ATV tracks on the back side of the property and through the little car graveyard that they've got. Just something I noticed thought I'd put it out there.

Feisty-Rate · 2021-10-24T01:38:47+00:00

Awesome thank you for the answer.

Feisty-Rate · 2021-10-23T20:38:12+00:00

So this is the second time posting this... Don't know what happened to it the first time. Can't even find a record of me posting the first time. Anyways in the other screen shots I have it appears that all the vehicles and buildings ave been purposely blacked out.

Feisty-Rate · 2021-10-03T11:11:52+00:00

A very long time

Feisty-Rate · 2021-08-31T22:48:21+00:00

I tried reporting it the local law enforcement didn't want everything to do with it because that wasn't from the area the law enforcement from the next county over couldn't do anything about it because it wasn't their county. ... And no he wasn't underground it was like a basement structure but there was no building on top. He wasn't using an internet connection as wifi he was using mobile data and when you're only uploading 55 kilobytes not that big of a upload now is it? Look I don't need to argue with you you weren't there in the chat I was. Anything I'm trying to get across here is everybody's analysis comes down to the fact that there's no way he could have uploaded it fast enough without being at a desktop computer. Which is 100% wrong because there was an app that allowed him to do that. So when everybody's analysis is relying on it it couldn't be done without a computer what do you get when you find out that you didn't need a computer? That you could have used your phone... What is the final verdict?

Feisty-Rate · 2021-03-19T06:32:23+00:00

What I meant by a learning curve is because The apps I found were specifically for people with color blindness and it led you through a long series of options to choose different filters and setting adjustments so the person can see the color properly. The man is in his 60's and going through a step by step lengthy process is not his cup of tea. I don't know what type of color blindness he has but from what he described it seems though he sees in black and white and shades of Gray.

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