MangoCon Is official!
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@quicky2g said:
@scottalanmiller said:
NY needs to do something to reinvent themselves. They need to look to Europe and build out a serious public transportation system. NY is too deep to go to the low tax systems that Texas or Florida do to inspire growth. They and California need to go European with high taxes and huge social services to make it work. They could do it, if they are smart about it. They need a LOT of rail and they need it to really work, unlike it is today. But the I90 corridor and the ST corridor are so dense and linear that they could, even with all the open space, pull off a European style structure out there if they were smart.
NY city should just become it's own state then the rest of us in upstate NY can quit paying for their turd shaped island. Taxes are high enough already. We just need to be smarter how we use them.
I would love to see what the tax burden on upstate NY is compared to NYC. I've heard that upstate pays for NYC and I've heard the NYC pays for upstate in pretty much the same sentence before.
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Can we sign up yet, or are we waiting for the website?
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Waiting on the website..... yeah yeah I know
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@Minion-Queen said:
Waiting on the website..... yeah yeah I know
I need about 20 more hours in every dayWhere's an experimental physicist who's built a time machine? Why do I have a feeling we all feel the same way!?
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@travisdh1 said:
@Minion-Queen said:
Waiting on the website..... yeah yeah I know
I need about 20 more hours in every dayWhere's an experimental physicist who's built a time machine? Why do I have a feeling we all feel the same way!?
Double upvote.
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@travisdh1 said:
Where's an experimental physicist who's built a time machine? Why do I have a feeling we all feel the same way!?
If there was one anywhere it would be here on ML.
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@BRRABill said:
@travisdh1 said:
Where's an experimental physicist who's built a time machine? Why do I have a feeling we all feel the same way!?
If there was one anywhere it would be here on ML.
Better put on the time machine hat and get to work
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When do these tickets go on sale?
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@Danielle-Ralston also waiting
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My web developer had to have hand surgery...http://mangolassi.it/topic/7821/donut-destroyer-and-the-drone/2 . And I can't connect the purchasing piece myself.
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@Minion-Queen said:
My web developer had to have hand surgery...http://mangolassi.it/topic/7821/donut-destroyer-and-the-drone/2 . And I can't connect the purchasing piece myself.
Connecting pieces, like how they had to use rubber bands to connect the tips of his fingers back to the main part of his hands!
#shuddersinvoluntarily again
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@scottalanmiller said:
@Minion-Queen said:
My web developer had to have hand surgery...http://mangolassi.it/topic/7821/donut-destroyer-and-the-drone/2 . And I can't connect the purchasing piece myself.
Connecting pieces, like how they had to use rubber bands to connect the tips of his fingers back to the main part of his hands!
#shuddersinvoluntarily again
#shuddersinvoluntarily again and again.... One time where I wish I wasn't friends on facebook with someone.... YUCK!
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@Minion-Queen said:
@scottalanmiller said:
@Minion-Queen said:
My web developer had to have hand surgery...http://mangolassi.it/topic/7821/donut-destroyer-and-the-drone/2 . And I can't connect the purchasing piece myself.
Connecting pieces, like how they had to use rubber bands to connect the tips of his fingers back to the main part of his hands!
#shuddersinvoluntarily again
#shuddersinvoluntarily again and again.... One time where I wish I wasn't friends on facebook with someone.... YUCK!
You two are so cute. I'll try to remember not to gross you out with stories about what my wife went through.
Was the site being built on an existing platform like Drupal? Most people here could probably handle getting standard payment methods hooked up with one of those. Am I remembering right that @DonutDetroyer was working on something custom?
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@travisdh1 I once had my side torn open when I was ten. Totally exposed, all along my rib cage. Damage was so bad the doctors told my dad he would unlikely be able to make it to the hospital before I expired. It was... gross to say the least. Spent that whole summer wrapped up to seal it all from infection. Had to be iodined daily. Still have nerve damage and an out of place rib. That was 30 years ago this June.
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@Danielle-Ralston @DoughnutDestroy and I are teaming up to start a new web development company. I'll chat with him tonight and see if it something I can help him with
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Does @Danielle-Ralston have two accounts now?
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@scottalanmiller said:
@travisdh1 I once had my side torn open when I was ten. Totally exposed, all along my rib cage. Damage was so bad the doctors told my dad he would unlikely be able to make it to the hospital before I expired. It was... gross to say the least. Spent that whole summer wrapped up to seal it all from infection. Had to be iodined daily. Still have nerve damage and an out of place rib. That was 30 years ago this June.
Well.... ouch. I'd probably be the only one going "Cool, can I see?" My wife officially passed away from liver failure. Her real problem was that surgeons through the years had removed ~50% of her digestive tract through the years. I'm not sure where the point is that you stop just cutting more out, but I know it's well before 50% of anything..... surgeons are not my favorite people.
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@Dashrender said:
Does @Danielle-Ralston have two accounts now?
Actually I should ask, does @Minion-Queen have two.I do have 2 accounts. the @Danielle-Ralston is not an admin so that is my testing account.
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@travisdh1 said:
@scottalanmiller said:
@travisdh1 I once had my side torn open when I was ten. Totally exposed, all along my rib cage. Damage was so bad the doctors told my dad he would unlikely be able to make it to the hospital before I expired. It was... gross to say the least. Spent that whole summer wrapped up to seal it all from infection. Had to be iodined daily. Still have nerve damage and an out of place rib. That was 30 years ago this June.
Well.... ouch. I'd probably be the only one going "Cool, can I see?" My wife officially passed away from liver failure. Her real problem was that surgeons through the years had removed ~50% of her digestive tract through the years. I'm not sure where the point is that you stop just cutting more out, but I know it's well before 50% of anything..... surgeons are not my favorite people.
Oh wow, I'm so sorry
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@travisdh1 said:
..... surgeons are not my favorite people.
I had one refuse to take out my appendix, sent me home with it and let it burst.
