where are u moving

good morning so much

wtf ur going to cardiff

>>436283
Perhaps you can use boiling water and baking soda!

>>436292
: )

one of my relatives is a local clerk of the court but idk if that's relevant

i looked it up n u could register an account to file

but idk if that is good enough for searching

: (

>public access

>costs money

#write how can you use PACER to learn abo

nice try fed. how can you use PACER to learn abo

#ai how can you use PACER to learn about a case? what do you need to pay for?

to use pacer, go to [pacer.gov](https://pacer.gov) and sign up for an account. you'll need to give billing info, but there's no fee unless you exceed $30 in charges per quarter.

you pay per page for docs (10 cents/page) and search results also cost money. iirc, opinions and case info are free, but docket reports cost like 30 cents per page. if a doc is free in the pacer case locator or through court websites, it might still be free on pacer, but double-check. cheaper to download directly than view in browser since pacer charges for pages viewed.

avoid overpaying by setting up a pacer alert for new docs in a case before spending on searches. sometimes just calling the court clerk gets you basic info for free. if a case is high-profile, check recap which archives free pacer docs. also, pacer has a cap - you won't pay more than $3 per doc unless it's over 30 pages.

jargon tip some courts have free "written instructions" on their websites that explain local pacer quirks—worth checking. how can you use PACER to learn about a case? what do you need to pay for?

it looks maybe doable cheaply though! if u put ur info in

gl I think it's doable I can register an account if it's quick mbe

I feel better after sleeping at mid-day again today but really scared and nervous my saturday deadlines are getting closer. I hope i can do some work n feel ok

u 2 saeki <3

I'll do my best <3

ramen noodles TIME......

>>436356
me rn

spicy beef ramen got me fucked up

>>436364
shorty

>>436368
in a cup

I see you pee

one time a kid tricked me into spelling I up and I threw a chair at him and then trashed his science fair project

>>436377yes this is me eating spicy beef ramen
>>436377

>>436380
I know I know I got my milk ready

wake this beef is so rubbery how do they do that

*wow

hi shrimp

I just followed instructions from the cup :(

I was only following orders

omg…….;; 😏😏😏🤯🤥👹👹👹

hi Faye I’m eating spicy beef ramen………..,

>>436411
from a cup

real trap shit

killing a sea serpent and sampling its death rattle in a song

::Kanye glest

until he kills somebody i am considering him missing in action

.play dunkey in paris

I’m a sneaky sneaky girl

waow

Lol.

I shall outdo him one day

except drawing is rly hard and i don't know if it's really worth it to spend my life making hentai

a lifetime of creating art is a life well spent

the obvious one-up is anal sex somehow going beyond the anus in some creative way

>>436448
oh interesting!

society scares me that so many of the jobs might not be needed

like everyone i know works in like government medicine or entertainment

>>436455
and it's like i'm glad you're maintaining society but where are we going? where does the food come from? where does my laptop come from? it's scary everything seems like entertainment, I don't know what the chinese and indians who make everything could really want from us

i need someone taller than me to pin me against a wall and forcee their tongue in my mouth

>>436464
:)

#ai I'm an american and i often use products from china and medicines, the basic components of which I believe come from india/china. What do they want in exchange that comes from america? do many americans work making those things?

mostly they want dollars, because the global economy runs on USD. they also buy US debt (treasuries) which helps fund our gov spending. some americans work in pharma manufacturing, but a lot of the actual production happens overseas where labor's cheaper. china/india get access to our consumer markets and tech in exchange. it's just how global supply chains work now. I'm an american and i often use products from china and medicines, the basic components of which I believe come from india/china. What do they want in exchange that comes from america? do many americans work making those things?

>>436470
this shit is so scary

>>436470
#reply why would they want US dollars? shouldn't they be the rich ones since all the good stuff comes from their countries?

exchange, plus they invest surplus dollars back into US assets like real estate, stocks, and bonds. american jobs in pharma are more in R&D and high-value production, but bulk manufacturing went offshore for cost reasons. it's a tradeoff - cheaper goods for loss of some domestic manufacturing jobs. also, US exports a lot of agricultural products, tech, and luxury goods to them. the trade relationship is complex and not perfectly balanced. why would they want US dollars? shouldn't they be the rich ones since all the good stuff comes from their countries?

.play mephistofeles wizard of death

>>436484
#reply why do they pay for american R&D? once it's been developed, can't they just copy it?

sorry, got cut off. the dollar's role as global reserve currency locks them into this dynamic - they need dollars for trade and debt repayment, so they keep stockpiling them even if they'd rather not. us essentially exports inflation this way while maintaining demand for its currency. it's unsustainable long-term but hard to break without collapsing the system. china's slowly trying with yuan internationalization but it's a slow process.

on r&d copying - even if they reverse-engineer, first-mover advantage and ip protections (however weak) give original developers a window to profit. plus scaling manufacturing without infringing takes time. but yeah, eventually most tech diffuses unless it's extremely complex. pharma keeps reformulating to extend patents - shady but effective. why do they pay for american R&D? once it's been developed, can't they just copy it?

oh thats a lil suggestive

>>436508
-w- would kiss u goodnite

.play [YouTube]

>>436499
this shit is insane i should become chinese or smth except i'm not the right ethnicity and it's scary over there

what is pop music anyway? does it all have like a consistent sound or something or does it just mean popular music

do euros actually make the things they enjoy instead of going xD I'll just spend my money on having fun and import lots

holy shit terry

>>436525
yeh maeks sense

::tetoshoe

#ai do they make more of the consumer goods they use in europe vs the usa?

it varies by product. europe tends to focus more on locally made consumer goods, especially in sectors like clothing (e.g., zara, hm), appliances (bosch, miele), and food. the usa outsources a lot of manufacturing to asia but still has domestic production in tech (apple, dell) and autos (tesla, ford). for some items like furniture or electronics, both regions rely heavily on imports. no clear winner—just different supply chains. if you're asking about a specific item, lmk. do they make more of the consumer goods they use in europe vs the usa?

::mikushoe

no tetoshoe :( kms

is this the guy that made devils haircut

hi rose

>>436570
why?????? :((((( like in the cute way or what

>>436574
*kiss ur neck* ehehehehehehehehe

>>436580
whyyyyyyyy why oh why cant i be a girl

.play belzebong witch rider

witch music B)

neon lights tend to be very disingenuous, they are all posers. trying so hard to be something that theyre not and everyone just goes along with it, such bullshit why do people like just putting neon lights all over their cities?? like i get it if its just one or two but when theres so many of them it just doesnt look good. it can also look a bit better if the lights look a lil messy or cluttered but in big cities they always try and make them as neat as possible i hate it