@Keltic_Spirit@Sadie_NC This particular performance was not her best rendition. She couldn’t catch her breath, and her right jugular looks a bit backed up.
@Smith1978Diane@femalebodybuil6 Brains and looks are both are determined by genetics. The individual determines what they do to enhance either. Why praise one over the other? It’s ok to praise someone for their work, whether it be in their body, brains, or both.
@earthcurated Religion. I don’t mean believing in and worshipping a god or living with spiritual principles, but organized religion. The atrocities committed in the name of religion are horrific and countless.
@earthcurated I don’t like cities, I would visit all the surrounding countryside. Fly up to Scotland or Ireland and see the natural beauty there. Maybe go to the bridge to see a Chelsea match.
@commishrhino@CheeseheadBrian That might be the dumbest question I’ve seen in a while. This is up there with the time a new hire asked me what to do if they were in a crawlspace and a snake was on them and they didn’t know the snake was on them. This here is the reason we have seemingly stupid warning labels
@Mortis37@Richard_ezio@vicdamonesports Is this one is a false dichotomy or straw man? Which one is the one where you only provide the person 2 options and both support their argument? Like, “do you want children to die or do you want criminals to have guns?”
@cliff_ohio A 12 year old with good rifle and scope could hit a human torso at 200 yards with a crosswind if they had the desire and just a little knowledge. Hell, you can hop and ChatGPT and it will spell out all you need to know.
@cjwalters4242@plainrocktweets@BerniceKing In academia, plagiarism is a despicable act. Stealing someone else’s ideas and thoughts is heresy. Maybe you should look closely at some of your heroes.
@iansmithfitness An elite military trained sniper would be able to pick which eye to put the bullet through at 200 yards. The marine marksmen could shoot a grouping the size of a quarter at 200 yards…hell they land head shots at 1000 yards with a 10mph cross wind.