vertigo3pc

I've seen people similarly regard their scale as broken because it had a number they didn't like.

Decades of elections and "leadership" across most countries means lots of places have lots of people who think they know what they're doing, but really don't. So they think being in power means threatening use of power.

Economic calamity is currently happening, and the wealthy are about to lose after everyone else has lost for decades. They're just saying the quiet part out loud, blaming someone else.

Only responding to the last point, but if they can prove that Google somehow curated his content to push him towards fringe, terroristic websites, they could be found liable as a civil suit.

I only said people are starving because some are, and it's avoidable. But everyone in America is grossly underpaid compared to executive pay and corporate wealth.

As someone who works in the film and TV industry, let me go ahead and say whatever you do in America, whatever industry: you're undervalued, underpaid, and your wealthy executives are getting fat on your hard work while you starve.

I'm a simple man, I wanna see everyone fuck.

I got a check earlier this year for $1k because of their budget surplus...

Single guys that are interested in women, things to buy for a potential female visitor:

• a variety of tampons and maxi pads
• two types of moisturizer that aren't for jackin
• lady's first razor, shaving cream, potentially a hand mirror
• an assortment of travel hygiene products: toothbrush in package, travel toothpaste, mouth and wash, travel size whatever
• decent towels, hand towels, bath mat, etc.
• a variety of otc drugs: acetaminophen, ibuprofen, excedrin, and first aid kit.

Make your home welcoming to a potential visitor, and stock it with things they may wish they had, or they need and may be shy to admit it.

I think that's about $100

Thank you for this reminder.

It's dumb that the studios have out him in this position by forcing a strike.

Employers always need labor, even in the wake of automation, because executives never know how their products are made, so they assume they could do it, and automate it.