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They call it "The American Dream," because you have to be asleep to believe it.
The school should be made to use their unused dorms to house all the homeless people in the state and also all the illegal aliens. They might as...
This reads like a dumbed-down piece that has been simplified for an immature audience. The publisher's comments appear to reflect this view. The...
yeah, they all still hate getting killed... or the luckier ones, just maimed
I always liked Ireland.
Are there any problems these days with getting men to enlist in the US military?
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Lets see how much COVID ends up there now that the needles are in arms.
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Patrick's documents are here for viewing.
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it is what we like to call social democracy 🥱
what can the rest of the world learn from you squabbelling morons from now and owards?
I find it useful and only can communicate in one language though I wish it were otherwise. Thus, this: Becomes this: Helpful hint I learned from my I.T. guy years ago: when in doubt, right click.
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As it turned out, it was damn close. The fact that I wasn't afraid of going to jail surely played a role. (I think the SOB judge - odds 55%? - got removed from the bench for wrongfully jailing a lawyer - who damn near - or did? - or passed out? I never liked to listen to gossip - maybe he pissed his pants. I could find it out. Whatever.) The judge threatened and railed at me and I stuck by my points and did my damnedest not to smirk. (I could have easily ended up in jail by a mere lip movement - but I'd been through enough hell - e.g., told I had a 50/50 chance of making it 5 years when I was 28 - and once you've beaten shit like that, well, it makes the rest a little easier. I never cowered - I literally lost that 'ability' in H.S. Instead I politely glared back.)
Meanwhile, I first saw a cell at the age of 16 - hence the car triple check. I'd guess it was around 1994.
STAB, baby!
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