6 results for "288e5ee1d2cf9ee59d8aca5c68a277a6"
>>215715270
Ah, so you are just semantics-focused autists vexed by a choice of the verb used to describe the ban.
I don't give a shit if they fled and survived in the end. By that logic the Jesuati also survived since their branches persisted until the 19th century in Italy. So they were not decapitated. Fix your sentence.
The point of the sentence was that before banning, they tried putting pressure on their actions, attributing preservations of missions as an offense to the actual government. What makes you think when they banned them they didn't think it was permanent? When the proverbial axe misses the head, the intended action somehow ceases being an attempt at decapitation?
Furthermore autists-san, you didn't answer what the fuck this has to do with the events of the 18th century, and why would the survival of the order down the line be supposed to affect characters trying to preserve it leading up to the ban?
how are the drivers for the intel battlemage cards? my brother is running win10 and cant upgrade to 11, i might push him towards mint or something eventually once thats an issue, but right now hes using an rx 480 and amd decided thats not okay and fucked his drivers recently. im gonna buy him a new gpu, but im not gonna spend a lot and i dont want it to be unusable once windows 10 dies.
>>215215516
>be cleaver. first half was great and then it just became sloppy
>I didn't like a movie about a person stepping on a slippery slope of turpitude
>especially the second part where he finally embraces all the vices as per the most basic genre customs
Kill yourself, jeet.
>>106490294
Well sometimes I just turn it off. Do you smoke pot? Wouldn't growing equipment be technology? Like the cannabis clubs in germany? The "e.V."s? Like KDE e.V. is?

What?
>>212922664
>Wow, retarded cartel shoot out over cocaine in the desert. They obviously bugged every single fanny pack, good thing I, animal hunter in the 80s know about such practices and immediately assume such technology was employed right from the get go. Now that's some good writing, guys
>>212192291
>4 years into magic and chill education
>flabbergasted by a simple "bigger on the inside than outside" tent
>HEH, MAGIC :)
Nah, it was poor.
I'm not going to pretend that Rowling is a good writer, but Crouch Jr. twist was a genuinely good piece of misdirection, and the fact that the movie spoils him being alive in the first 5 minutes of the movie is retarded.