JetAlone

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by JetAlone 4y ago
That's a great question. I don't know.
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"In the War on Terror, the US used the songs "The Real Slim Shady" by Eminem, the Meow Mix theme song, and "Fuck Your God" by Deicide to torture.[6]" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbyZDq76T74
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by JetAlone 4y ago
"I can't believe that Price prefers McDermott's card to mine." -American Psycho
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Right, the explosive event where the "easter worshippers" (so-called because the media was allergic to calling them Christians) became un-alived; Muslims most effected. Maybe churches will need to install the kind of security fixt
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by JetAlone 4y ago
You know what? I'd give the whole superheroism gig a try. Keep an eye on the comic book store shelves for "The Phantom Clenching Adventures of ASS-LESS CHAP!!". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_xg9w98bd4
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by JetAlone 4y ago
Was the expansion as helpful they seemed to need Narita for? Could it have been done in the 1960's? If yes on both counts, it really gets the noggin joggin'. Maybe a pretense for stomping on the anti-government folks in Narita wa
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>global elites purposefully crashed the economy in Sri Lanka to get people to eat bugs >they are incompetent These possibilities are not mutually exclusive. I believe they're failing upwards, like a cabal of back-seat pilots who
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I noticed in the photos I got, the person pointing was usually white, sometimes asian, and then plenty of black people were standing in some of those photos.
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For that matter, the New Testament wasn't written until long after the life of Jesus, the canon wasn't established until long after many oral traditions were, and some of Old Testament canon the status of "deuterocanon/a
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That's one way of putting it. I think trying to destroy long pre-existing cultures in a society by overruling people's basic freedoms in certain cases is generally a bad idea.
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They are saying that your job is about preventing a slippery slope phenomena as pertains to scope creep, where adopting one large change can increase the propensity to consider another. I think you could also more accurately refer to it as
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I said it was safe to say about you, I did not say it was your exact statement about yourself. But, if I had to point at just one instance of your past behaviour from a cursory glance to help make that connection more apparent... https:&
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by JetAlone 4y ago
I had never heard of the Sanrizuka Struggle. It feels crazy and sad to learn that the airport I arrived at for my move to Japan was on land to be used without consent of the local residents... And I had absolutely no idea of it. Thank you.
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Thank you for these updates.
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It would look to me like the founding articles of a new nation well-worth living in or dying for. The only thing that might discourage me from thinking so is that after all the struggle to live and take on the risks of dying, in a short few
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It's safe to say that TameAntelope deeply trusts the invigilators, and believes with high confidence that any undesired "slip" can be prevented; that the power afforded by heightened mass surveillance won't be used to co
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It is an ironic image, to think that the development of the idea of a slippery slope fallacy could be itself a slippery slope.
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If five people in my immediate presence experienced such peril then watched me sacrifice my life savings to save their lives, I would expect their testimonies of admiration and relationships backed by a life-debt would end up being an asset
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I got 46...
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In virtu's defence, it's difficult to avoid overthinking things in this day and age. We've been conditioned to look for the overlap with our politics in so much that it consumes many of us. Culture wars take heavy psychologic
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by JetAlone 4y ago
Whether it's public or private property, the trolley is really not mine alone to destroy. We need to decide, together what to do with it. Maybe we could stop it, and put it in a museum. Maybe we could change its source of power and m
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by JetAlone 4y ago
I think you're both quite right that we're not likely to find much in this subdivision. It seems to me that the people who want to detect more particles are not driven by a desire to explain reality itself. No, I think the researc
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by JetAlone 4y ago
Being able to steelman someone else's argument without adopting their presuppositions, while understanding and possible experiencing the emotional/intuitive phenomena that got them to embrace them is a true test of your faith in y
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by JetAlone 4y ago
Nitpick, but the title is missing the 'n' in "technoblade".
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I'm going to leave some simple directions for creating and running Cell-o World. The website is verbose and it doesn't spell out blow-by-blow how to do this in "getting-started": 1. Download the Cell compiler from the we
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by JetAlone 4y ago
The video was taken about 10 years ago, I doubt an electric vehicle would have been a viable option. As it is today, one that can go that fast is pretty expensive right? It's a massive weakness to the 'thopter that it can't d
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Seeing forebruary makes me realize what else I want from a calendar, which makes me realize I just want a room with a big ol' "calendar wall" of the entire year, which I will have to re-create once a year, but serves the purp
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There have been massive struggles taken on by individuals and small teams to create ornithopters that can carry people. A solely human powered ornithopter was able to stay airborne for 19 seconds - using a mediatory lever to transfer push&#
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Having more adventures. There's plenty good that can be done by trying out some routines and input chemicals, but at the end of the longest day, what memory is there in a forgettable life? A good adventure is sort of like a mnemonic, w
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Talk about a perverse incentive, haha "I'm gonna write me a new minivan this afternoon" If only.

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