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Capntastic posted:Mei in the pocket of the global elites I mean they ARE Satanists.
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I'm glad I live in a place where I don't have to decide which type of vermin I would prefer to allow in my home.
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Jan 4, 2017 22:52
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But who signs the note?
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I recall seeing this one posted over a year ago. It was dumb then too.
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Does Zelda go between metric and imperial in the original translation as well? Is it common over there to use miles for shorthand in some scenarios?
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Keiya posted:Them remaining in power is unrealistic. Not because they're women, but because the entire nobility in GoT is so loving lovely that the peasants would have revolted long ago and gotten rid of them, male and female alike. Friend have I got some bad news for you about Feudalism.
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Starshark posted:Is that supposed to be a swastika in the bubble that says 'media'? That's the "Zionazi" symbol that can be occasionally seen at anti-Israel protests.
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Zanzibar Ham posted:"Kill a Turk and rest." - an actual Israeli proverb Never heard of this one so I looked up the origin of the phrase (from a joke): quote:A Jewish mother says farewell to her son, who has been drafted into the Czar's army and goes to fight against Turkey in 1877. She is of course very worried about her son's welfare. While she is packing his knapsack, she says to him: "Listen, when you get to the front, kill a Turk, and rest. Kill a Turk, and rest." From: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.haaretz.com/amp/print-edition/opinion/what-does-the-turk-have-against-us-1.136059 Kinda weird that that part ended up being a proverb. The punchline would be way better (if still offensive).
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