sexydefinesher

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by sexydefinesher 9y ago
St Ignucius bless his heart
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by sexydefinesher 9y ago
In The Atlantic's ^1 article on the magnitsky law they mention that oligarchs store their wealth in western banks 'where property rights and rule of law exist.'. Ive also heard somewhere that there is a theory of Russia being
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by sexydefinesher 9y ago
Excellent, the nerd aristocracy's grip on IT stands unchallenged.
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by sexydefinesher 9y ago
Kingsmen's ending takes place in Sweden and features both a Swedish prime minister and a Swedish princess of which the protagonist has anal sex with.
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by sexydefinesher 9y ago
Once again Sweden is leading in transparency
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by sexydefinesher 9y ago
>except for obvious violations of core human values Are you implying the Japanese have non-human values?
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by sexydefinesher 9y ago
What is up with the text coloring?
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by sexydefinesher 9y ago
Should i have any privacy concerns with contributing? I dont want just anyone to have the data to recreate my voice digitally.
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by sexydefinesher 9y ago
A general question if anyone here is acquainted with The New Yorker's writing guidelines, why do they love unusual spelling? For example ive had an article use coördinates instead of coordinates, which is rare according to wiktionary.
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What the Enron E-mails Say About Us(newyorker.com)
2 points by sexydefinesher 9y ago|1 comments
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by sexydefinesher 9y ago
More like not use US ISP's...
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by sexydefinesher 9y ago
*the American internet Meanwhile the EU already has laws for Net Neutrality (though zero-rating is still allowed).