I learned to late to protect my modesty first time. Determined it won't happen again i got military training in self defense.
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I learned to late to protect my modesty first time. Determined it won't happen again i got military training in self defense.
Daemon Sophic
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Winning with peace, man.
Winning with peace, man.
Saw 2 youngers this morning, such a gentle, gracious animal.
Should be "too", not "to".
Winning with peace, man.
Winning without any happy accidents.
Clearly that included online self-defense.
Nah that's just comes naturally
I just might order some aluminum today.
Fixed for us English speakers
The added "i" is consistent with other elements, but redundant in Ameristan.
If you persist in this mischief, I will retaliate by
telling you some history of 7075 aluminum alloy.
Daemon Sophic
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Ameristan accounts for just a piddling 5% of the world population. Fairly irrelevant really, I'll stick to aluminium
Youe Brits! Alweays oadding eextra voewels whuere theire noat neieded.
As spoken in English, if your ancestors had thought to take a dictionary with them then this problem wouldn't exist
Our ancestors fought a revolution so we could spell words the way we want ....
Our 5% is the best 5%.
All others just stand in our shadow.
Or kneel as suplicants.
Our ancestors fought a revolution so we could spell words the way we want ....
And succeeded admirably
True dat, thru & thru.Our ancestors fought a revolution so we could spell words the way we want ....
Marquis de Lafayette served the Continental Army with distinction during the American Revolutionary War, providing tactical leadership while securing vital resources from France. Lafayette fled his home country during the French Revolution, but the "Hero of Two Worlds" regained prominence as a statesman before his death on May 20, 1834.