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2 days agoWhen things are peaceful, the cops riot anyway.
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Is Lebanon joining in on the fun?
2·3 days agoI’m interested in this game. Awesome chance to try free.
15·5 days agoFucking Israel…
Maybe a new game or something to drown out all the alarm bells going off constantly in my brain.
Corporate whimsy. I forget what the name coined for it was. It has bubbly oddly proportioned people and pastel colors. As an example.
I’m going to have to make a list of the movies recommended here that I want to watch. Lots of interesting picks. Cool idea for a post.
Do they still? I thought the gang situation had gotten out of control.
I wonder at the skeletons that ghoul Lindsay has in his closet.
I’m not. I have a huge work gap now, and it’s probably part of the problem, you’re right.
I had someone look at my resume, and they said it looked ok. But they are retired and maybe not the best to evaluate. It likely doesn’t help that I now have a work gap of 5 years roughly.
I thought I was starting a business with someone, but it all kind of blew up in my face. So I just waited around burning through my savings and finally started hunting for work the past 2 months.
Alright that’s solid advice, I’ll check my area thanks.
It’s crossed my mind. I just worry about eventually being caught and the fraud aspect.
Why does anyone but Iran get to decide what their nuclear programs entail?
2·1 month agoI’m still rockin my $30 red dragon. Works fine, although I would like something that isn’t so loud.
Tobasco or a mild cherry hot sauce
I thought the Angola flag looked bad ass so I looked the country up on Wikipedia. This struck me as a bit odd.
“Angola achieved independence in 1975 as a one-party Republic, but the country descended into a devastating civil war the same year, between the ruling People’s Movement for the Liberation of Angola (MPLA), backed by the Soviet Union and Cuba; the insurgent National Union for the Total Independence of Angola, an originally Maoist and later anti-communist group supported by the United States and South Africa”