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If the KKK sided with a Black guy over (you), in the 1920's no less, it's pretty safe to assume you were the guilty party.
>>216716809
My school was at the top of a hill, so when it snowed a lot, cars just couldn't drive up it. The school only ever officially closed for maybe 3-4 days at most per year, but there was usually a period covering around two weeks where classes were half-full, just because so many people weren't able to get the bus and it was too far to walk.
This was back in the early 2000s when winters were snowier in bongland though. I don't know if this happens anymore.
My school was at the top of a hill, so when it snowed a lot, cars just couldn't drive up it. The school only ever officially closed for maybe 3-4 days at most per year, but there was usually a period covering around two weeks where classes were half-full, just because so many people weren't able to get the bus and it was too far to walk.
This was back in the early 2000s when winters were snowier in bongland though. I don't know if this happens anymore.
The Abyss is just Chinese Chaos
ugly, not attractive, unwanted
the benelli supernova should be semi auto
>>41346848
Then why are you still here?
Then why are you still here?
>>216026270
Coptics
Assyrian
Chaldeans
Aramaens
Syriacs
Maronites
Christian Lebanese
Christian Arabs
Christian Palestinians
Armenians
Coptics
Assyrian
Chaldeans
Aramaens
Syriacs
Maronites
Christian Lebanese
Christian Arabs
Christian Palestinians
Armenians
look there's only one rule that I insist on, and it's that 70IQ retard apu frenposting is fucking banned, leave that giga unfunny horseshit for /ptg/
>>519027339
Pagan morality is more about philosophically uncovering natural law, whereas Abrahamic morality is more about blindly obeying what a millennia-old rulebook says. Christianity is kind of stuck in the middle of the two, and can vary quite a bit between followers and denominations.
Pagan morality is more about philosophically uncovering natural law, whereas Abrahamic morality is more about blindly obeying what a millennia-old rulebook says. Christianity is kind of stuck in the middle of the two, and can vary quite a bit between followers and denominations.
Russia will never bomb America. Putler is too scared of us. Russia is weak. They can't even defeat a meme country like Ukraine. Russia is pathetic. So why do they keep larping?
>>61085431
>prices can't double in a single day
>there's no supply and delivery issues
>lease rates mean nothing
Call it whatever you want, this is the LME crisis on steroids and if you disagree you're not paying attention to all the same signals.
>prices can't double in a single day
>there's no supply and delivery issues
>lease rates mean nothing
Call it whatever you want, this is the LME crisis on steroids and if you disagree you're not paying attention to all the same signals.
If you look up famous Anglo-Indians, some of them look like exotic middle easterners, some of them look like slightly swarthy europeans and some still look like jeets. India is an artificially created country that has no business being united except out of administrative convenience to their most recent foreign conquerors (Britbongs).
>>60941088
Wouldn't it be advantageous to buy up the silver so your enemy can't make advanced weapons? How many missiles did Iran and Israel exchange in their last conflict? Are they building more for the next war?
Wouldn't it be advantageous to buy up the silver so your enemy can't make advanced weapons? How many missiles did Iran and Israel exchange in their last conflict? Are they building more for the next war?
>>106380604
It's a fork from the original repo. You can look the code yourself to see the changes.
It's a fork from the original repo. You can look the code yourself to see the changes.
Intentions to setup a TruNas server.
Learned about the boot drive being used for boot only. Also learned it's better to keep Apps on their own SSD as well.
So any suggestions for a 128/256gb m.2 boot drive?
When it comes to the App drive, will QLC/TLC be important? Is it okay to go DRAM-less?
Learned about the boot drive being used for boot only. Also learned it's better to keep Apps on their own SSD as well.
So any suggestions for a 128/256gb m.2 boot drive?
When it comes to the App drive, will QLC/TLC be important? Is it okay to go DRAM-less?
>>213688631
Most young Italians I see online are self-deprecating and do that gay self-hate thing Westerners all do now. But it's a biased sample size because I can only read the English speaking ones saying that, I can't speak pastanigga.
Most young Italians I see online are self-deprecating and do that gay self-hate thing Westerners all do now. But it's a biased sample size because I can only read the English speaking ones saying that, I can't speak pastanigga.
>>60763105
>>60763150
You’re looking at this only through the gold gets more expensive lens and missing what’s actually happening here. This is about the U.S. taking control over where and how benchmark gold prices are set and specifically targeting the exact bar formats COMEX accepts for delivery (1 kilo and 100 oz). Those formats are the backbone of New York price discovery. If you control the supply of those bars into COMEX, you control a big part of the market.
Let’s take a look at all angles here. The idea some have that they’ll just resize bars isn’t as simple as it sounds. To turn a 400 oz London bar into COMEX deliverable 100 oz or 1 kilo bars, you need an approved refiner, strict chain of custody, proper assays, stamping, and enough capacity. That capacity doesn’t exist in unlimited amounts, and if the gold came from Switzerland originally, the tariff still applies unless it’s recast outside the U.S. which removes the Swiss brand premium and still requires COMEX approval.
Sending the bars to London doesn’t solve it either. That just makes it London metal, and COMEX shorts in New York still need to deliver New York bars. That widens the price difference between London and New York, pushes up the New York premium, and forces shorts to pay more.
Switching to refiners in the UAE, Turkey, or China has its own problems. Many aren’t COMEX approved for these formats, and some have anti money laundering concerns that make banks and insurers avoid them. Non approved bars are harder to finance and carry bigger costs.
As for China the idea that they can flood the market, that’s not realistic. Chinese kilo bars are traded on the Shanghai Gold Exchange, and exports are tightly restricted. They aren’t automatically accepted in COMEX custody, and the rulebook is different.
>>60763150
You’re looking at this only through the gold gets more expensive lens and missing what’s actually happening here. This is about the U.S. taking control over where and how benchmark gold prices are set and specifically targeting the exact bar formats COMEX accepts for delivery (1 kilo and 100 oz). Those formats are the backbone of New York price discovery. If you control the supply of those bars into COMEX, you control a big part of the market.
Let’s take a look at all angles here. The idea some have that they’ll just resize bars isn’t as simple as it sounds. To turn a 400 oz London bar into COMEX deliverable 100 oz or 1 kilo bars, you need an approved refiner, strict chain of custody, proper assays, stamping, and enough capacity. That capacity doesn’t exist in unlimited amounts, and if the gold came from Switzerland originally, the tariff still applies unless it’s recast outside the U.S. which removes the Swiss brand premium and still requires COMEX approval.
Sending the bars to London doesn’t solve it either. That just makes it London metal, and COMEX shorts in New York still need to deliver New York bars. That widens the price difference between London and New York, pushes up the New York premium, and forces shorts to pay more.
Switching to refiners in the UAE, Turkey, or China has its own problems. Many aren’t COMEX approved for these formats, and some have anti money laundering concerns that make banks and insurers avoid them. Non approved bars are harder to finance and carry bigger costs.
As for China the idea that they can flood the market, that’s not realistic. Chinese kilo bars are traded on the Shanghai Gold Exchange, and exports are tightly restricted. They aren’t automatically accepted in COMEX custody, and the rulebook is different.
Blahpipo were actually more advanced than nearly all the Injuns in Canada and the US yet nobody likes Blahpipo African cultures and everyone worships featherhead cultures. Really makes you think doesn't it?
Zoomies love Ted but they know even less about his writings than the millennial midwits who used to spam him a decade ago.
>>212416391
I've always showered in the evening, regardless of whether I was a student, a NEET, working in a warehouse or working in an office.
I've always showered in the evening, regardless of whether I was a student, a NEET, working in a warehouse or working in an office.
Also, laughing at the anons saying to get mmr
My grandma who is 97 told us stories of mumps/measel parties. Kids would be told to go home for the rest of the week when they developed symptoms and would return the following week. Propaganda is strong and plays on fear. Omg think of Le heckin children. Put the poison in their systems for something they will likely get over.
We coddle people to much. Look at the Amish. No shots, no autism, no mumps, no measel, no rubella.
My grandma who is 97 told us stories of mumps/measel parties. Kids would be told to go home for the rest of the week when they developed symptoms and would return the following week. Propaganda is strong and plays on fear. Omg think of Le heckin children. Put the poison in their systems for something they will likely get over.
We coddle people to much. Look at the Amish. No shots, no autism, no mumps, no measel, no rubella.
>>105727264
if you would please consult the post above you.
if you would please consult the post above you.
>>508566233
>>508566427
For a serious answer, look at the "List of reactions from International Leaders" section here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_strikes_on_Iranian_nuclear_sites#International
The ones that were negative are opposed to us.
The ones that were positive are on our side.
The ones that were neutral can go either way but in most cases are on our side and were just playing it safe.
>>508566427
For a serious answer, look at the "List of reactions from International Leaders" section here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_strikes_on_Iranian_nuclear_sites#International
The ones that were negative are opposed to us.
The ones that were positive are on our side.
The ones that were neutral can go either way but in most cases are on our side and were just playing it safe.
>>508452361
>retarded muslim sandniggers
>retarded muslim sandniggers
>retarded muslim sandniggers
and
>retarded muslim sandniggers
>retarded muslim sandniggers
>retarded muslim sandniggers
>retarded muslim sandniggers
and
>retarded muslim sandniggers
If you destroy Israel, I promise I'll learn where your country is on the world map