Spike

It works 100% of the time half the time

you know me so well, yes I would drink it regardless,

Great beer for a hot day though’ couldn’t do an altbier at 35’

Sounds like they have a loving family.

Which one is you is obvious (it's the first one)

9mm is good for shooting kids as well.

The trailers make them look really, really bad. 'Ello Oim a Bri'ish badarse I am, pip pip and tallyho, mind the gap'. I'm sure they are good but I can't bring myself to watch.

No, he survived Reddit.

Democracy isn’t some magical perfect ideal that always ends in the right decision. Democracy can and has been born in violence.

There are more rights given to people that shoot children than mothers (and their partner). They make people have babies but don't give out maternity leave.

Yeah, I can't disagree. While I think abortion is kinda fucked up when you think about, so is the idea of bringing a new person in the cycle of suffering (Buddhism!) especially when it won't, or can't be loved. There is one thing struggling to support a child but loving it all the same, and not loving a child and supporting it out of pressure. And there are already too many people. Reproducing is the biggest commitment a person can make and there are more regulations on getting a credit card.

How about I amend my statement 'there has been about five worth remembering'

You are very pedantic.

Check out the Minneapolis skyway, Westerburg is a better lyricist than Dylan @Devil-Dick Willie

That's because there has been like 5 German players ever in the NHL

What’s the difference

Designed by a team of four, A. Smith, J. Sanchez, Z. Patel, K.Nakamura, in the Silicon Valley area of California, USA under the supervision of Apple Inc, assembled in China by Cao Mengde with materials sourced from the manufacturing facility of IP Freely Steel and Manufacturing in Alberta, Canada whose raw resources are mined out of Alberta, Canada, Western Australia, Australia by the mining company Santos, headquartered in London, UK, and Melbourne, Australia.

Is this a common law in countries with high influence from Islam? would a similar law be in effect in Morrocco and Pakistan?

I assume it is the same as a tithe, which largely is no longer a thing in the Eurocentric world due to the separation of church and state

I cannot find a single source on this. Only scaremongering on American right wing websites and the BBC fellating the USA government by reprinting an article every few years to the affect of 'Did Wikileaks Kill people? Read on to find out [the answer is no]' No matter what keyword combo I enter I find no information on any human rights workers in Turkey dieing, nor anything related to Wikileaks.

Rashford doesn’t do politics because helping people isn’t politics, well it should be the baseline for being a human. Although he does love a litigious lawsuit against anything he perceives as racist, which I feel is kinda a bad way of approaching it. Fear is only a motivator in the short term.

@DeadLinesman I empathise with you in the sense of the club being structured for profit over success. I've seen it happen to other teams in other sports I've followed, so I know exactly what the owners are doing and why they are doing it. People really don't realise how common it is, I've made this point before and it's been waved off or laughed at. All it takes is one or two trophies to placate a fanbase for a long time, with the occasional 'investment' to continue a sense of 'hope' that fills the stadiums and draws eyes to the televsion. The reality is that the only thing most clubs have to do is stay in the premier league. Arsenal for instance, don't have to win a single thing, it makes no difference between 1st and 10th,, they have a pre-built fanbase, global exposure, and the most the lucrative TV rights deals in the world, bar any sport, barring a freak relegation, they will always have an audience and rake in vast amounts of money.

Why do think that is?

It's no worse than any other named stadium. Do you say King Power Stadium, or Leicester City Stadium?