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Hello everyone, just want to remind all of you to please wear your car seatbelts when going to your gigs!

I got into a car accident this Sunday morning around 2am. We were 6 people in the car on our way home most of us already asleep… (we were far away from home) I was still barely awake scrolling through YouTube shorts when suddenly I hear the car tires hitting the edge of the road where it makes the tires vibrate, I didn’t think much of it until I hear it again literally 2 seconds later but more aggressively and then next thing you know the car is out of control…

I had no seatbelt unfortunately, I was the one with the most injuries in the car. My face was all bloody from the multiple lacerations… I have so many bruises all over my body. Neck pain, Body Pain. Everything… All because I wasn’t wearing a seatbelt.

Obviously they called an ambulance and I was treated and given medications. I’m in pain but I will be fine and from now on I will always have a seatbelt on at all times. And I want to remind you guys to always have yours on too. Especially the ones who sit in the middle or all the way in the back of the car. I know those seatbelts suck especially the ones in the back because they are uncomfortable but trust me those couple hours of being uncomfortable can save your life!

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u/decorate — 13 days ago
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How are people using VPN lag to their advantage?

As the title say, how are they doing it? I play a game called The Wolf, in that game it’s all about timing. What happens is from my point of view they are not in my attack range, but they still kill me from far away. Please do not say “Their WI-FI is trash”. It’s not their WI-FI. They are purposely using VPNs to lag themselves to their advantage.

How can I be like them?

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u/decorate — 2 months ago

El Gustito

little mistakes here and there, i dont play it much in my group so im out of practice…

u/decorate — 3 months ago
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Your experience selling at $121 oz?

Hello! For those who sold their silver at $121 per oz, how was your experience?

Were you limited on how much you could sell at a time at your local coin shops?

Did they pay you spot or under?

Was the store full of people when you showed up?

Were they paying extra for government-issued coins or were they paying you as if they were generic rounds?

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u/Then_Marionberry_259 — 5 months ago