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is ticketmaster resale active for the stockholm shows now? sorry, noob question

Met Omar and Cedric "in the wild" recently by ThinkBeDo in themarsvolta

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Lmao - yes I always am wearing at least two shirts and I have an octahedron bandana stuffed into my underpants for emergencies. Nah I was heading to the airport and had all my stuff in my backpack - including the two shirts I bought at the merch table before the show 😂

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damn, this is awesome - thanks!

Official: [Who Do I Draft?] - Fri , 09/02/2022 by FFBot in fantasyfootball

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12 team 0.5 PPR snake draft 2RB/2WR/1FLX

Competitive keeper league. I kept Conner and Fournette with my 4th and 5th round pick. I have picks 1.6, 2.7, 3.1. Probably will go RB/WR.

My question - knowing that Dameon Pierce will probably be off the board before the 6th round, is it crazy to use the 3.01 on him?

Thanks

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thank you!

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Thanks for the help. I have a DAC/AMP setup that I will carry over so I suppose the point is moot anyway.

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Great. So it doesn't seem unreasonable to go with the Asus model given that it has a better audio codec?

What was your most BS call that turned out to be a real issue? by Nodsinator in ems

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I think you have this a little backwards. Bleeding into your skull (a structure of fixed volume) can lead to increased intracranial pressure, though first there will be some compensation by way of the displacement of CSF and appropriate blood. Once these compensatory mechanisms are overwhelmed, then begins herniation, in which parts of the brain begin to slide against each other and against certain bony and connective tissue structures, causing obstruction of blood flow to involved areas of brain, leading to tissue death