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Brina 2 year s ago
"Facts"
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Philander 2 year s ago
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I guess that's the science geek version of the "bed covered in money" fantasy...
(And yes I'm aware that if you could actually sell those moon rocks it would be thousands of dollars.)
I guess that's the science geek version of the "bed covered in money" fantasy...
(And yes I'm aware that if you could actually sell those moon rocks it would be thousands of dollars.)
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Tick 2 year s ago
#17 it pays to read fine print on travel insurance even without cash prize.
My in-law was traveling when she got sick. If we would have gone to the local doctor/hospital the travel insurance would only have covered 250 USD in medical expenses. To make use of the full scope of the insurance you had to call a number and through their help-desk they arranged taxis, doctors, labs, hospital - all fully covered. Lucky I read the insurance docs.
My in-law was traveling when she got sick. If we would have gone to the local doctor/hospital the travel insurance would only have covered 250 USD in medical expenses. To make use of the full scope of the insurance you had to call a number and through their help-desk they arranged taxis, doctors, labs, hospital - all fully covered. Lucky I read the insurance docs.
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Kenj 2 year s ago
#8 Ummm, my dog can make way more than 10 sounds. A few as described by English, off the top of my head alphabetically: bark, bray, cry, chitter, groan, growel, grunt, howl, huff laughter, snort, whine, yip, yelp. My cat could too plus purr. So this is meaningless.
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Sion 2 year s ago
#12 The father of public relations and propaganda, Edward Bernays created the big breakfast and the line it was the most important meal to help his pork farmers and egg farmers clients sell bacon and eggs as the all American breakfast. On nothing but pure propaganda.
I guess that's the science geek version of the "bed covered in money" fantasy...
(And yes I'm aware that if you could actually sell those moon rocks it would be thousands of dollars.)
My in-law was traveling when she got sick. If we would have gone to the local doctor/hospital the travel insurance would only have covered 250 USD in medical expenses. To make use of the full scope of the insurance you had to call a number and through their help-desk they arranged taxis, doctors, labs, hospital - all fully covered. Lucky I read the insurance docs.