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They saw one person do an inspection on a wind turbine with a drone and decided that quadcopters are hiding in there. Just waiting to come out

You can take as much or as little as you want. I'm probably going to take it once every 2 days now because it affected me so much, but your results may vary

It's in order to catch people unguarded

Have you tried taking it as a suppository? (Up your butt)

It bypasses the liver and delivers more of what you have

I know. I feel like I saw this story 2 months ago verbatim, but unfortunately it's not the same story

What's the date of this post?

But he's not poor, which makes all the difference in the world. In America we especially hate poor immigrants

Another fun fact. Two items are shown. Here are the mq1 predator and the GAU 8 30 mm cannon. The mq1 weighs 1,131lbs but the cannon including all of the hydraulicsabd ammo necessary for it to function weigh 4029 lbs

The way they see it, the Putin Government must stay in power at all costs. Mobilization is a way to extend that time, because once the war ends everything else in the Russian economy falls apart. So I can see more mobilization, but of course it's preserving a fleeting status quo by mortgaging the future

What happens when they tell you to cut off relationships or do other drastic things in the situation?

I hear you. I really do but on the other hand I like to have convenience. I could be having a higher dose sometimes and a lower dose sometimes but I thrive more on routine.

Oh yeah, this sort of thing brought a ton of perspective towards me. A half of my own transition is simply the questioning of how things were as I lived them. Especially cuz I fell in love with the boy and being a boy at the time I wasn't allowed to do that. Come to find out I'm bisexual and I had to wrestle with the fact. I denied it for the longest time but I understood gay people after that. There were a lot of things that seemed true according to tradition, between the historical fictions of the United States, people forcing a hierarchy or specific gender or sexuality standard on other people, or whatever else. In the end, I learned how to love people for who they are rather than how society sees them.