13638 pts ยท December 23, 2021
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Snap, crackle, and pop.
https://letmegooglethat.com/?q=Turkey+asks+to+be+called+T%C3%BCrkiyeOr, if you're asking for a primary source:https://www.un.org/en/about-us/member-states/turkiye
They didn't change it t. They just asked the international community to use the Turkish name that they already used instead of using a name that's a homonym of a bird.
#17 Also Final Countdown, and screw you for even bringing it up because now that stupid song is stuck in my head.
"Don't feed the trolls!"
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So what we need is low FPS CGI so it moves more like stop-motion?
Yellow jackets and paper wasps are the ones that you really want to avoid. Basically be careful around black and yellow striped wasps that are communal. They're highly aggressive and territorial, can swarm, and sting multiple times. Solitary wasps are usually the least aggressive.Yellow jackets are the most aggressive and will string away from their nest if threatened or near food. Anything else, just leave them alone and stay away from their nests and you're unlikely to be stung.
#10 Wasps are also an important part of the ecosystem, and many of them are not aggressive unless provoked.
Yeah, I'm pretty good at coding and creating elaborate excel workbooks to analyze data and generate reports. I was also in band for 6 years and jazz band for 4 years, but was always the one who screwed up the music.
I took art classes for 4 years, tried my hardest and practiced nearly every night. I can still barely draw a stick figure, my linear perspective is practically non-existent, and my pottery looks like it was made by a 3 year old. I made almost no improvement in those 4 years despite effort. I have dyspraxia, so maybe I'm an exception to the rule, but I think it's a bit of an overreach to say anyone can be artistic with practice.
That bird was like, "What the shit?!"
You shouldn't let innocent, loving animals play with vicious predators. There's no telling what would happen if that duck suddenly decides it's hungry.
Worth noting that you shouldn't let your dog put its head out the window while driving without eye protection. Aside from the hazard of flying debris, general dust and dirt at high speeds isn't good for their eyes long-term.
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He's looking pretty good, for a ghoul.
And now, after denying it, you about to bring condescending...
"You do understand" beginning a sentence that ends in a period is a statement, not a question. Telling someone that they understand something that is not common knowledge and then explaining it to them as if it should be obvious is condescension.
#12 And then when you think a woman is giving an obvious hint so you make a move, she's like, "Umm, what the hell are you doing?! I just see you as a friend..." Open and honest communication is the best way to go. Don't drop hints and then blame people for not making assumptions about what you want.
You're right, but that's not something that your average person is going to know about. There's no need to be condescending when teaching people something that's new to them.
#12 Many drive-throughs in my area keep treats by the window for such occasions.
#5 Bumper cars while tripping does sound like fun...
So, what you're saying is that I should try to find a white bear to sleep next to?
The private key is stored on your device. Signal does not have it and it can not be accessed without compromising your personal device. The app is open source and undergoes routine security audits. It is encrypted on the sender's device, sent encrypted, and delivered to the recipient's device where it is decrypted. Only the user's devices have they keys to decrypt, and they can not be accessed without compromising an endpoint. That it's literally E2EE.
I have a phobia of spiders, but not harvestman bugs. I don't know what you call that, but arachnophobia doesn't fit.
They're actually harmless. I hate touching spiders and most insects, but I'll let those crawl on me. With that said, I would definitely freak out if that many were crawling on me!
Yes. It was more force than what was necessary to safely resolve the conflict. Escalating to violent retribution over someone touching you is an overreaction.
...Then it's a party!
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Snap, crackle, and pop.
https://letmegooglethat.com/?q=Turkey+asks+to+be+called+T%C3%BCrkiye
Or, if you're asking for a primary source:
https://www.un.org/en/about-us/member-states/turkiye
They didn't change it t. They just asked the international community to use the Turkish name that they already used instead of using a name that's a homonym of a bird.
#17 Also Final Countdown, and screw you for even bringing it up because now that stupid song is stuck in my head.
"Don't feed the trolls!"
Profiling
So what we need is low FPS CGI so it moves more like stop-motion?
Yellow jackets and paper wasps are the ones that you really want to avoid. Basically be careful around black and yellow striped wasps that are communal. They're highly aggressive and territorial, can swarm, and sting multiple times. Solitary wasps are usually the least aggressive.
Yellow jackets are the most aggressive and will string away from their nest if threatened or near food. Anything else, just leave them alone and stay away from their nests and you're unlikely to be stung.
#10 Wasps are also an important part of the ecosystem, and many of them are not aggressive unless provoked.
Yeah, I'm pretty good at coding and creating elaborate excel workbooks to analyze data and generate reports. I was also in band for 6 years and jazz band for 4 years, but was always the one who screwed up the music.
I took art classes for 4 years, tried my hardest and practiced nearly every night. I can still barely draw a stick figure, my linear perspective is practically non-existent, and my pottery looks like it was made by a 3 year old. I made almost no improvement in those 4 years despite effort. I have dyspraxia, so maybe I'm an exception to the rule, but I think it's a bit of an overreach to say anyone can be artistic with practice.
That bird was like, "What the shit?!"
You shouldn't let innocent, loving animals play with vicious predators. There's no telling what would happen if that duck suddenly decides it's hungry.
Worth noting that you shouldn't let your dog put its head out the window while driving without eye protection. Aside from the hazard of flying debris, general dust and dirt at high speeds isn't good for their eyes long-term.
https://media1.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPWE1NzM3M2U1bzlndnF0aTM2OHV2bGo3YTNpeWJtdndvdDY2am9lZmZjZjBjMW43aSZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/bSDGbge5EHiV9hlibb/200w.webp
He's looking pretty good, for a ghoul.
And now, after denying it, you about to bring condescending...
"You do understand" beginning a sentence that ends in a period is a statement, not a question. Telling someone that they understand something that is not common knowledge and then explaining it to them as if it should be obvious is condescension.
#12 And then when you think a woman is giving an obvious hint so you make a move, she's like, "Umm, what the hell are you doing?! I just see you as a friend..." Open and honest communication is the best way to go. Don't drop hints and then blame people for not making assumptions about what you want.
You're right, but that's not something that your average person is going to know about. There's no need to be condescending when teaching people something that's new to them.
#12 Many drive-throughs in my area keep treats by the window for such occasions.
#5 Bumper cars while tripping does sound like fun...
So, what you're saying is that I should try to find a white bear to sleep next to?
The private key is stored on your device. Signal does not have it and it can not be accessed without compromising your personal device. The app is open source and undergoes routine security audits. It is encrypted on the sender's device, sent encrypted, and delivered to the recipient's device where it is decrypted. Only the user's devices have they keys to decrypt, and they can not be accessed without compromising an endpoint. That it's literally E2EE.
I have a phobia of spiders, but not harvestman bugs. I don't know what you call that, but arachnophobia doesn't fit.
They're actually harmless. I hate touching spiders and most insects, but I'll let those crawl on me. With that said, I would definitely freak out if that many were crawling on me!
Yes. It was more force than what was necessary to safely resolve the conflict. Escalating to violent retribution over someone touching you is an overreaction.
...Then it's a party!
https://media2.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPWE1NzM3M2U1MDZhMDZhYXRqYmY3aWI2ZXh4bWt4cjJmNjNsbWR2dXFiYjJieDJwbSZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/dfIQG68floQuY/200w.webp