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if she used to keep meat in the oven on low till everything was ready at the table then yes, basically.

Mcdonalds use an exact amount gun that fires the amount all in one go for sauces. unfortunately you'll get no smileys there.

Wouldn't there be a difference between say a torn muscle from exertion and a potentially fatal condition which they negligently ignored?

Hi :) I'm really interested in how the antenna is connected to your skull. I realise you already commented on how part was osseointegrated with your occipital bone, but I was under the impression that we still had not achieved any successes in being able to heal transdermal wounds, or at least in any small timescale(I've seen transdermal piercings for the skull which apparently took >5 years to heal and it was mentioned that it never really healed as much as formed a 'pocket' that holds the piercing in) So is your antenna two separate pieces, and fixed to your head some other way while a bone conduction module is internal, or is it a single, transdermal piece, and if so could you tell us anything about the healing process, or if it's not healed the healing process so far?

it could be essentially 'self-employed' work. I have a friend who works as a massage therapist and is self employed, but pay rent for a room, as well as pays for things like advertising space etc. She gets the pay, usually in cash from the client, then pays the relevant fees to the establishment owner.