6973 pts ยท June 13, 2011
Hotels didn't really exist in the way we think of now in the 1700s, they were "public houses" and "roadhouses" or just peoples' houses.
M*A*S*H was Korea, though.
I've gone 32. Checkmate.
Eh, not really. Muzzle loaders were intentionally excluded and have been for 100 years and it's never been an issue.
Muzzle loaders are not classed as "firearms" under federal law and as such can be whatever the hell you want unless your state is dumb.
Don't threaten me with a good time.
No need for the "yet" since she's literally immortal.
France is pretty lit.
Could have spent that $10B on any number of other space missions that would have advanced us farther as a species, though.
50 years, and you have to excavate it scientifically without profiting from it.
American public, since lying to your own people to justify a war is not a war crime under the UN Charter.
4: Closest he got to a war crime, but he made sure he had (a) other justifications and (b) directed the WMD lies mostly toward the >
acts of aggression against coalition aircraft, two of which were true and met international requirements for war justifications.
3: The casus belli given to the UN for the invasion included noncompliance with previous treaties, attempted assassinations, and >
2: There is no international requirement for due process for war prisoners. This is a US Constitutional matter, not one of war criminality
2, 3, and 4 aren't war crimes. Hate the guy all you want, but don't just make up shit that isn't true. It diminishes your entire argument.
Assuming he did all of those things, 3 out of 4 of them aren't war crimes at all.
Speaking from experience, right into the pockets of the city council and their friends.
Try doing it in grad school where it costs even more and your workload is easily 3-5x what it is in undergrad. It's great.
When you dress your hand up in a little dracula outfit and go around counting things and pinching people saying you "vill suck their blood"
Archaeologists don't do dinosaurs.
It's mostly an attempt to limit damage to historical sites and graveyards, both of which were getting pretty messed up by detectorists.
Shit, I knew I'd forgotten something.
I'm on day 10,876...I heard I was supposed to get wizard powers, is that a lie?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JK6zuii2OLI
Is there a British version of the Dukes of Hazard? "I say, what trouble have they found today?" "Constable Coltrane, you, sir, are a knob."
Probably not Vietnam, I don't think they'd let him in
Hotels didn't really exist in the way we think of now in the 1700s, they were "public houses" and "roadhouses" or just peoples' houses.
M*A*S*H was Korea, though.
I've gone 32. Checkmate.
Eh, not really. Muzzle loaders were intentionally excluded and have been for 100 years and it's never been an issue.
Muzzle loaders are not classed as "firearms" under federal law and as such can be whatever the hell you want unless your state is dumb.
Don't threaten me with a good time.
No need for the "yet" since she's literally immortal.
France is pretty lit.
Could have spent that $10B on any number of other space missions that would have advanced us farther as a species, though.
50 years, and you have to excavate it scientifically without profiting from it.
American public, since lying to your own people to justify a war is not a war crime under the UN Charter.
4: Closest he got to a war crime, but he made sure he had (a) other justifications and (b) directed the WMD lies mostly toward the >
acts of aggression against coalition aircraft, two of which were true and met international requirements for war justifications.
3: The casus belli given to the UN for the invasion included noncompliance with previous treaties, attempted assassinations, and >
2: There is no international requirement for due process for war prisoners. This is a US Constitutional matter, not one of war criminality
2, 3, and 4 aren't war crimes. Hate the guy all you want, but don't just make up shit that isn't true. It diminishes your entire argument.
Assuming he did all of those things, 3 out of 4 of them aren't war crimes at all.
Speaking from experience, right into the pockets of the city council and their friends.
Try doing it in grad school where it costs even more and your workload is easily 3-5x what it is in undergrad. It's great.
When you dress your hand up in a little dracula outfit and go around counting things and pinching people saying you "vill suck their blood"
Archaeologists don't do dinosaurs.
It's mostly an attempt to limit damage to historical sites and graveyards, both of which were getting pretty messed up by detectorists.
Shit, I knew I'd forgotten something.
I'm on day 10,876...I heard I was supposed to get wizard powers, is that a lie?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JK6zuii2OLI
Is there a British version of the Dukes of Hazard? "I say, what trouble have they found today?" "Constable Coltrane, you, sir, are a knob."
Probably not Vietnam, I don't think they'd let him in