DerisionConsulting
joined 3 years ago
I am very surprised that this is from this year, and not 2016.
The picture is a still from their rap video.
Why yes, they do use the n-word.
"Liberate" is a fairly slanted choice of words for taking control of a region not with your boarders.
The animatratonics night teach the bears that humans are nothing to be scared of, causing a rise in bear attacks in the future.
Or, the bear remains hungry from not being able to scavenge, which also increases the bear attack risk.
Humans love to use "licking chapped lips" approach to problems
A multi-vitamin. A year's worth is like $60.
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"Pull the plug" is a saying for when you remove someone from life support in the hospital. In dramas, it's often a middle-aged person doing it to their sick/dying parent.
Can you let us know what country you are talking about in the post?
This community is on a Canadian instance, and we don't have Presidents.
Continents aren't consistent.
Some places teach that "America" is one continent, others teach that "North America" and "South America" are separate, and I have even heard someone claim that "North America", "South America", and "Central America" are each their own thing.
Wikipedia has a chart for the most common divisions: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continent#Number
I haven't seen the process for joining, but Gander doesn't appeal to me in any way shape or form.
It's a product that I don't want, with features that seem like huge negatives, that promotes itself in a way that it feels like an astroturf investment circle-jerk.
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