Danquebec @ Danquebec @sh.itjust.works

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I think it's "4th".

He's from the UN. All he can do are words.

They seem to be in a 20th century park.

Groups often came together to party and marry people.

There are even rules, like exogamy is common.

I expect he may be used for counseling in matters of security, intelligence, ir as a general on the front, or as an officer responsible for crushing dissent. Or as Putin's ophtalmologist.

I'm surprised people forget ongoing conflicts.

Both being Indo-European peoples, it's normal that their gods would be similar.

Norwegians burn churches, Swedes burn goats.

I'm aware of the mockery for "slam", thanks.

Now that you are telling I'm reading it correct, I understand it must be a figurative sense of "torch". I had taken it literally.

My first language isn't English, and as I was trying to understand the headline, I thought "torch dead" might be an expression meaning, burning alive with torches or similar. So I was reading "reddit mods delete thread as doctors burn CEO alive". The event described sounded much more brutal than it really was.

I'm especially dumbfounded as I thought that before there was an important police force and a mature legal system, murders were far more frequent than after.

At the same time, it's possible I'm imagining 1632 London to be more primitive than it really was.

Thanks for the suggestions. I managed to eat and keep down bananas, bread, pasta, and rice with vegetables. Now thinking about the 3 last items makes me nauseous though. It seems like I always have to eat something else.

To others suffering from the same disease and finding this: it's recommended to avoid fruit juices high in sugar.

I'm referring to my state's recommendations:

It is not recommended that you stop eating. It will not reduce the symptoms of gastroenteritis, does not provide enough calories and can delay healing.

Emphasis on "heritage".

La Maison du Père costs 1 dollar a night, and they'll let you in if you explain that you can't pay the $1.

Some just don't like shelters. They don't like the rules, other people, or fear getting their stuff stolen.

They always know it if you were with another cat

50 if you're carefully planning breeding.

2000 for a good chance to persist long-time under normal breeding conditions

It is. Or was. I don't know if the hoodie in question was for them.

EDIT: not Norse though. They're from the US.

In Canada too

I don't understand how buying art with 6.2 m in cash is not going to be suspicious though?