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echovale052 · 17 days ago
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KOSA IS BACK PLEASE SIGN THE PETITIONS. Conservatives are trying really hard to push for KOSA (a bill that will censor all LGBT activity online) to be put onto the end of the end of year spending bill
@fullhalalalchemist (credits for the original post I couldn’t find it anywhere but Reddit, I’ll reblog it if I do)
Below is a direct link to one of the petitions it takes less than a minute (and there are resources to call your representatives with scripts)
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batwynn · 5 months ago
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Pay attention to who’s voice it sounds like in your head that’s beating you down. Who’s calling you stupid? Who’s saying you’re worthless? Does it sound like someone in your past and/present? Does it sound like someone you trust or does it sound like someone who you can’t? Does it sound like someone who knows and loves you or does it sound like someone’s misinformed and doesn’t care? Does it sound like the voice of reason, or does it sound like a shitty little bully?
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espiritogato · 6 days ago
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oddlittlestories · 1 year ago
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Foreman
Okay y'all I don't know if this is anything but here's the first inkling of a read on Foreman, cause I've done it for almost everyone and he needs it next
All the characters have masks they wear, but for the most part, it's driven by things they believe and/or fear.
With Foreman, it's more like he has a veneer. He puts on this veneer of a "nice, good guy" or who he thinks a "nice, good guy" is, and then fails to live up to it because he's not what he perceives as good.
In some ways, it's like Wilson's pretending to his ex-wives of him being a "good guy" or "knight in shining armor," because he can't keep it up. But with Wilson, we see very little of it because he isn't that way with House, and isn't really that way with Cuddy either. In contrast, Foreman is that way a lot, until he screws it up because that isn't who he really is.
Poor Foreman. Who told you nice is good?
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xisuzux · 1 year ago
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heart-songs · 9 months ago
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between the hours of blood rush and burnt coffee our little universe e x p a n d s
for a time we choose to ignore the allotment of quiet light where shadows sometimes bloom into half-truths. the stress fractures bedframes withstand while cradling our restless desire. the secret lives of tongues, teeth, and gums condensing twenty-six letters into just two. then one. the inert friction of tumbling heart-first into utter unknowns. the soured morning breath of regret
we prefer to overlook. we scatter pieces of ourselves across the thicket of apartment floors. we answer the ache in our bellies with hips that do not question. fumbling fingers string pearls of sweat onto spinal cords, waistlines, and necks. jelly wobbles the hollows of knees. we make shapes with our mouths that do not resemble the last impression we had of each other. we let the shushing of sheets lull our tangled bones into stillness. we make sense of everything. until there is nothing left to do but feel for the edges of the sun and push back.
- Cora Finch
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ladypilotuniform · 1 year ago
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Final checks
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shinyobservationtree · 2 months ago
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Nonbinary isn't like. Gender Lite. Bisexual isn't like, Sexuality Lite. It's not "disappointing" or a "cop out" of "better" queer representation. Just a reminder.
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spacevixenmusic · 4 months ago
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Source: F-Zero: GP Legend [2003]
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runalongprincevaliant · 1 year ago
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posebox-guide · 2 years ago
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Shield Posebox by TheOnlyException 
Shield 2
Shield 2 (Pose)
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b0bthebuilder35 · 2 years ago
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restless-and-ready · 2 years ago
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I’ve become complacent in my sadness,
grown too comfortable,
too accepting of my own demise.
Why am I no longer punching upwards in defiance?
Why am i not uprooting the asphalt of the road set before me?
Where is my will? Where is my strength?
I’m tired of my complacency, but too tired not to be.
N.S.
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ranthaven · 4 months ago
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Excellent post! Thank you for sharing!!
Ok so my kid had an ear infection, right? As kids often do.
The doctor scraped out a bit of earwax to have a better look inside.
I was sent a bill for $200 PER EAR for this 5 second procedure which I did not give permission for them to do.
That was key- they did not ASK me if they could do this "procedure". And, as I OWN a medical practice (it's me. The medical practice is me, sitting in my house on video calls) I knew to call them when this bill came in to be like "You did not obtain informed consent for this procedure, and it was not en emergency procedure. You had full ability to gain my consent and didn't. I'm not paying."
And the massive hospital who owned the bill said "yuh-huh you do have to pay."
And I said "I own a practice. I know these laws. I do not owe you money for this."
And they conducted an "internal review" and SURPRISE! Decided I totally owed them money and they had never done anything wrong ever.
And so I called my state's Attorney General office, and explained the situation because, as I mentioned, I know the law. The AG got in touch within a couple days to say they were taking the case and would send the massive hospital conglomerate a knock it off, guys letter.
Lo and Behold, today I have a letter where said hospital graciously has agreed to forfeit the payment.
"How not to get screwed over by companies" should be part of civics class.
Know your rights and know who to call when they're infringed on. This whole process cost me $0 and honestly less effort than I would have expected.
May this knowledge find its way to someone else who can use it.
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meatcodistributor453 · 12 hours ago
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Why Our Customers Trust Us for Their Push Back Racking System Needs
Push back racking systems are a game-changer in warehouse storage solutions. But with so many options available, why do customers consistently choose us for their push back racking needs? Let's dive into the reasons why our clients trust us and why we’re their go-to choice.
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What is a Push Back Racking System?
Before we get into the specifics of why our customers trust us, let’s break down what a push back racking system is. Imagine you’re in a warehouse, and you have pallets of goods that need to be stored in a way that maximizes space and makes retrieval easy. A push back racking system does just that. It’s a high-density storage solution where pallets are loaded from one side, pushed back onto a sloped track, and stored in a series of deep racks. When it's time to retrieve a pallet, the one in front is pushed back automatically, allowing the next one to roll forward, ready for pick-up. It's efficient, space-saving, and perfect for industries that need quick access to large volumes of stock.
How Push Back Racking Systems Work
At first glance, push back racking systems might seem like a complicated solution. But they’re actually quite simple once you understand how they work. Picture this: each rack is made of a series of tracks that are inclined at an angle. When a forklift places a pallet at the front of the rack, gravity takes care of the rest. The pallet slides back on the tracks, pushed by the new load coming in. This system works by a “first-in, last-out” principle (FILO), which is perfect for companies that deal with bulk storage of items that don’t need to be accessed frequently.
Why Choose Us for Your Push Back Racking System?
Now that you know what a push back racking system is, you might be wondering, "Why choose us for your racking needs?" Let’s go over the core reasons that keep our customers coming back time and time again.
Our Expertise and Experience
Our team has years of experience designing, manufacturing, and installing push back racking systems. We’ve been in the business long enough to know that every warehouse is unique, and therefore, every racking system needs to be tailored to suit specific operational needs. With our deep understanding of logistics and warehousing, we provide solutions that are efficient, cost-effective, and long-lasting. Whether you’re dealing with small operations or large-scale warehouse management, our knowledge gives us the ability to recommend the best solutions.
Quality and Durability of Our Products
When you invest in a racking system, you want to be sure it will last. That’s why we use only the highest-quality materials in the construction of our push back racking systems. Our systems are built to withstand heavy loads and the rigors of daily warehouse operations. Each unit is designed for durability, ensuring that your storage solution can handle the pressure of a busy, fast-paced warehouse environment.
We also understand the importance of safety, so every system is designed with robust structural integrity to prevent accidents. After all, your team’s safety is just as important as the effectiveness of the system itself.
Custom Solutions for Every Need
No two warehouses are the same, and we recognize that each business has different requirements. That’s why we offer completely customizable push back racking systems. Whether you're storing large pallets, small items, or specialized equipment, we work closely with you to design a system that meets your exact needs. From layout to capacity, everything is tailored to suit your warehouse’s size and storage requirements.
Exceptional Customer Service
Our commitment to customer satisfaction doesn’t stop once the system is in place. We believe that excellent customer service is an ongoing relationship. From your initial inquiry to the final installation and beyond, our team is always ready to assist. We provide support at every stage of the process, from offering expert advice on system selection to providing troubleshooting and maintenance tips after installation.
What sets us apart is the personal touch. Our team truly cares about helping your business succeed. You’ll never feel like just another number; we treat every customer with the attention and respect they deserve.
How We Ensure Customer Satisfaction
Customer satisfaction is our top priority, and we’ve built our reputation on consistently delivering high-quality products and services. Here’s how we ensure that our customers remain happy with their push back racking system.
Our Commitment to Safety and Compliance
Every racking system we provide adheres to the latest safety standards and regulations. We understand the importance of compliance in warehouse environments, and we make sure our systems meet all local, national, and international safety requirements. This means peace of mind for you and your team, knowing that your equipment is not only efficient but also safe to use.
Fast and Reliable Installation Process
One of the reasons our customers trust us is because of our seamless installation process. We know that time is money, and that’s why we strive to install your push back racking system quickly without compromising quality. Our experienced installation team ensures the system is set up precisely, and we provide training for your staff to ensure everything runs smoothly. We’re committed to minimizing downtime, so your warehouse can continue to function without interruption.
Real Customer Success Stories
Don't just take our word for it—let’s hear from our satisfied customers! Many of our clients have shared their experiences with us, praising both the reliability of our products and the professionalism of our team. From improved space utilization to increased operational efficiency, our customers consistently report that our push back racking systems have made a significant difference in their daily operations.
For example, one of our clients, a large retail distributor, saw a 30% increase in warehouse capacity after installing our push back racking system. Not only did this save them money on warehouse space, but it also streamlined their inventory management process, making it easier to track stock and improve workflow.
Conclusion
At the end of the day, the reason our customers trust us for their push back racking system needs is simple: we provide quality, expertise, customization, and exceptional customer service. Our racking systems are built to last, designed for efficiency, and backed by a team that’s always ready to help. We don’t just sell products; we build long-term partnerships. If you’re ready to transform your warehouse with a push back racking system, we’re here to make it happen.
Meatco Distributor
3265 Gateway Rd, Suite 350, Brookfield, WI
800–558–5104
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heart-songs · 3 months ago
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shrink
shrink back shrink the body shrink in fear shrink inside shrink the mouth or at least find a way to make it more palatable shrink away . away . a way
- Cora Finch
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