@festivetables Anabolic-androgenic steroids can cause serious hip damage, most notably avascular necrosis (the death of bone tissue in the femoral head) and tendon or structural weaknesses.
@Rabo7kql @Charloch0506@NikitaBassiSNP@ScotlandNT Birthright citizenship is an aberration in the world. Try having a non fantasy citizenship policy if you want to win independence.
@lindagi08196816@anchiever@EmmaCDeSouza Yes he would. They allowed thousands of them in with no passport once say the magic asylum word. Completely inept . A joke of a country.
@TEEEHizzle@DavidFo25871896@Coop3Big The Sholto Douglas ended up settling in Italy btw. He's Douglas because he's from Douglas. "Dark Stream/River". You mad kunts should claim Egypt back instead of the Wakanda shite. Pyramids etc were a black African empire only completely overrun by Arab muzzles in the 14th C
@TumbleweedChase@lucyjaynewhite1 English people have far more Celtic DNA than from Angles, Saxons, or Jutes.
The governance of the country changed. Not the population.
@FergusPower1 He may not have known how old he was. Nigeria, an advanced African country, never fully issued birth certs until 1992. Congo? A disaster. It wouldn't have been possible to return him in 2004. 2nd Congo war. He was likely a legitimate refugee. Addiction. We all know someone.
@westonalanphoto@BannedMan1776 Raspail's Calgues in Camp of the Saints is likely an allusion to the Caledonian Confederacy chieftain Calgacus, who made his stand against the Roman Empire in AD 83 or 84. Roman records claim victory, but they were eventually driven out.
Cheers for the thought-provoking post.
@westonalanphoto@BannedMan1776 All masonic lodges have a number except for the original one, which is known as "the nothing." This is the mother lodge in Kilwinning. The American president has been there.
@westonalanphoto@BannedMan1776 Free Masonry originates in Scotland, hence "Scottish Rite". They were Templar Knights who fled persecution in France. Many were skilled stone masons. The "Free" comes from the fact that as craftsmen they did not need the Kings permission to travel between boroughs.