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Hasn't NN only been in effect for 2 years?

What were things like before it?

adjl posted...

an ending that amounted to nothing more than "I second-guessed you 31 times!" "Ha! I second-guessed you 32 times! I win! *roll credits*," which was thoroughly disappointing.

I would've been LESS disappointed with that ending. The ending was "you trusted an underling to handle things but didn't take into account that he might act on his own once at the same time you did, thus revealing your entire plan and you have no backup plan just in case."

You mean voting for a candidate on politics because you dislike another candidate's politics...?

And it's pathetic to go with somebody who politically violates your values because you disagree with unproven claims about his distant past.

why should people remember this next time?

So is Owl City a place that only allows owls, or can people visit, too?

That was more of a rip-off of the saying "grab life by the balls", no one is literally grabbing life by the balls, its just a saying.

It was in one of those theaters that vibrates your seats.

considering how fucked up muslims are

But I still don't have a new job, so I'm not sure if that makes me a good or bad person to listen to for advice in this case. Anyways, if you think it's something you'll like doing for a long time and don't care that much about money or long-term career outlook, then it doesn't really matter. And I know you haven't actually received an offer yet, but it sounds like you'd be hesitant if you do get one.

Breath of the Wild won GotY, I heard.

Also, late January made him apprehensive? That's nothing, especially factoring in that Xmas/New Year's time is basically two or three dead weeks at some companies.

@JanwayDaahl

ur pretty and i kinda like u. would u maybe wanna shower together sometime? u can keep the burka on.

The difference is that all of those times were objectively worse than early America

Shit man imperial Russia was da bomb!

As I have said before, slavery was common throughout history, certainly not unique to the US. This is a copy paste from another site. Again though, while slavery was common (especially if you count serfs as slaves), it was not always bad for the slaves. It could be bad (Depending on the owners) and basically gave waaay too much power over others lives to the slave owners, but we just give that power to our governments anyway for the most part, so it's not really that different, it's just slavery on a larger scale. Also, when the slavery is government wide, it makes individual people part of a mass, faceless, and allows for greater cruelty from some people (one thing to let a slave suffer in pain because you won't spend money for a doctor, another thing to just say all poor people get no medical coverage and die if they get sick).

Here is the copy/paste.

Slavery may be wrong but it's occurred almost everywhere and from ancient times:

Religious texts in Judaism, Islam and Christianity all recognise slaves.
The Mayans and Aztecs kept slaves in the Americas.
The Sumerians and Babylonians kept slaves in the Near East.
The Egyptians kept huge numbers of slaves, including the Jews, Europeans and Ethiopians.
The Greeks and Romans kept slaves as soldiers, servants, labourers and even civil servants.
The Romans captured slaves from what are now Britain, France and Germany.
The Ottomans and Egyptians kept slaves and used slave armies.
In Africa there were a number of societies and kingdoms which kept slaves before there was any regular commercial contact with Europeans, including the Asanti, the Kings of Bonny and Dahomey.
In Imperial Russia in the first half of the 19th century one third of the population were serfs, who, like slaves in the Americas, had the status of chattels and could be bought and sold.

if you say so, whoever you are.