Reading the article implied the fence issue may have been more complicated. Essentially the article claimed that the property had been miss surveyed when the fence was built, so I think the fence issue might have been a part of another longstanding argument which resulted in some stupid and unnecessary violence.
I haven’t had any issues and it does include an actual prescription. It’s obviously sketchy in as much as you never actually see a doctor, but I’m assuming that the majority of telehealth firms work that way.
Completely agree with this. I use a website called telyrx (https://telyrx.com/), so that I can have some amoxicillin and tamiflu on hand, if paxlovid wasn’t so expensive it’s another one I would have ready to go.
I’m assuming he means net worth
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I’m think that extending the shutdown any longer would have been extremely risky, since we were getting to the point where things actually would start breaking. The most obvious example here is air traffic control. If this had broken down during thanksgiving, wrecking everyone’s travel plans, the backlash would have been immense and contrary to current polling, I believe the democrats would have been largely blamed for it.
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