My ketchup bottle couldn't be more ready.
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I don't disagree.
I'm convinced UP is the Florida of India. Whenever you hear something crazy out of there, odds are it was Uttar Pradeshman.
I remember they used to sell Bort name tags at the Universal Studios Kwik e Mart. I regret not buying one.
Kind of sad that a random lemming is the most responsible journalist in the room.
I mean, the opposite gives you Donald Trump. So yeah, blue votes for sure unless a magical third option materializes.
Whenever I'm doing public speaking, I just load my speech into it to rewrite with a specific fog index to make sure everything comes across in an easily digestible format. Similarly, for things that are too dense for me to understand from subjects I'm not well versed in, I'll load those lectures into it to make it understandable for me.
And they would be laughed out of court and into prison. It's not the fault of the law if someone reads it and understands it to mean something it doesn't say.
It doesn't have any language repealing pedophilia laws. Just for clarity.
It's just buzz phrase salad that they serve with every issue. Biden=pedo, immigrants=rapists, trans=rapist, abortion=trafficking, literally any issue=just add a,b, or c for justification. It's a tired recipe, but their customers enjoy it.
I really liked Grimgar and wish it would get more seasons someday. It's in a sort of Isekai fantasy setting, but the way they go about making every part of that situation seem realistic and horrible is great. From having no food or money to how horrible it actually is to have to stab something to death felt like a really fresh take on the genre at the time. Just be warned that you'll have to pick up the light novels to continue the story. It's no berserk '97 cliff hanger, but you definitely want to know what's up with the world and why they're even there which isn't covered in the anime.
Also, on topic, berserk '97.
"no amendment can overturn the God given rights with which we were born."
...so, no birth no problem then?
I'll be sad if this isn't top comment by the end of this post's life.
Unless I'm remembering middle school wrong, the map seems shy a few hundred tribes.
The way reality keeps pirating the onion's articles, it's a wonder they're still in business.
There's only 3 courses in my country T_T Luckily I'll get to spend a few months in the southern US next year where the courses are pretty good.
I'm now having fiber shakes for breakfast from now on.
Chewing is linked with satiety, so I'd steer towards at least something semisolid to better meet ops criteria.
Thanks, I'd never read about Paduhepa. That's a fun rabbit hole.