

They run ads. They actually have pretty reasonable ads policies, too.
No relation to the sports channel.
They run ads. They actually have pretty reasonable ads policies, too.
I saw a bumper sticker yesterday that was a PG-rated version of an old slogan: MAKE OUT, NOT WAR
How the hell do you wreck lentil soup that bad? Heck, there are lots of different cultures around the world that make tasty lentil soup. There’s German lentil soup with potato, carrot, and ham; there’s Indian dal in a range of flavors and colors; there’s Turkish Ezogelin soup with bulgur and paprika …
Necromancers imply the existence of necplatonics.
If you see this, it worked for me.
Baggini’s The Pig That Wants To Be Eaten maybe?
Good idea: make accusations in plain language. “Trump is corrupt and steals taxpayer money.” “Republican policies hurt Americans with jobs.” “Voting for assholes gets you shat on.”
Bad idea: make shit up. “Trump eats babies.” “Republicans summon Satan in their basements.” “Vote for me and I’ll cure your cancer tomorrow.”
ADOM’s Tower of Eternal Flame will burn you and your equipment if you’re not adequately protected. It’s also harsh on certain characters that usually benefit from heat!
House Republicans want to rape your kids too.
Why don’t all the rows have the same length? Did fewer people answer the question about newspapers than about banks?
Absence of awooga is not evidence of safety.
And that’s our entry for “bad headline of the day”, folks.
No, they were not ordered to serve out their sentence in a cartel-run ranch.
They were sentenced for their participation in running the ranch.
What are you trying to accomplish?
Are you trying to save human lives? Reduce suffering? Reduce some specific harm, such as from pandemics, or from severe weather due to climate change, or from trampling by elephant? Cure the specific disease that killed your great-aunt? Stomp Nazis?
If you say what you think is worth doing, people can point you to specific groups that are doing it.
Live with friends.
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