I'm not saying don't repost, I'm just saying don't label your old news as "BREAKING"
BREAKING SIX DAYS AGO
Seriously, please don't post old news as if it's new.
It is obviously fake.
Yep. Blobfish look perfectly normal and healthy in their natural environment. Leftists have no natural environment; they parasitize the environments created by practical people with productive value systems. This meme is honestly an insult to blobfish.
It absolutely does, and it's unfortunate. It's hard to be taken as credible when your first impression is illiteracy.
"employee's" is the possessive.
"employees" is the plural.
You never use an apostrophe to form a plural, except when pluralizing numbers (1970's) or standalone letters (p's and q's). Pluralizing a normal word does not ever use an apostrophe.
Come back, Kayne!
Building visibility is an important part of building credibility. They may not affect your vote specifically, but they do measurably and dramatically affect others.
Sand doesn't make ink run.
I'd try borax for candida or anything fungal before looking at turpentine.
All things of beauty glorify God, and none are so evil that He cannot turn their labors to good.
It's OK to like the art without liking the artist.
You probably don't want to give the artist your financial support, though.
There's no scenario where a pre-announcement accomplishes anything useful. If he doesn't have the goods then he's on record as being full of hot air. If he does have the goods then jumping the gun does nothing except maybe invite pre-release suicide activity.
Whenever I get called a phobe I just say "I don't fear you, I pity you." For some reason they never respond well to that but oh well.
Oh yes, El Guapo, you have a plethora.
No need to wait, go out and not get it right away!
I get unvaccinated every day, GOML.
The truly funny part of all this is how many people are very seriously looking for meaning in what is obviously just someone having a giggle.
That's like saying it's a coincidence that someone made a pie and called it "pie". It's not a "coincidence". It's literally what the word means.
Yes, it was probably named by an atheist chemist who was having a bit of a giggle. If the point you're making is that there are irreverent atheists in the world, I don't think that comes as a surprise to anyone. If you're hinting at some more nefarious scheme, you're going to need more of a story than just "hey look, they said lucifer!"
Yep. Donate to your regional blood organization if there is one, or directly to a local hospital if not.
You need to work on your reading comprehension. Covid tested our social responsibility does not at all mean Covid was planned and implemented to test social responsibility.
Yes, this article is bullshit, but criticize it for what it actually says.
clearly related words can't be related because "scholars"
Ah, I see you've decided that "cat" and "cart" mean the same thing, and all the people who say otherwise are just dumb.
Since you're not interested in facts that disagree with your feelings, there's no point to continuing this conversation. I hope you have a great day!
"Seventh" and "Sabbath" come from completely different etymological roots.
"Sabbath" comes from the Hebrew word for "to rest". Shabath literally means "he rested".
"Seventh" comes directly from the original proto-indo-european root septm meaning seven.
Note that Hebrew is not an indo-european language at all; it's a member of the afro-asiatic language family instead. "Shabath" and "septm" have literally no connection to each other; it's mere coincidence that they happen to have similar soundshapes.
So if you're saying that lots of languages use words meaning "seventh" for Saturday, that's proof that they're not using "sabbath"!
Infant mortality rate per country correlates directly with number of doses in that country's vaccine schedule. More shots = more deaths. The numbers are unambiguous.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3170075/