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0·2 months agoBang on point. During this debacle the royals have maintained that it wont affect the larger royal family, because it’s not a family business. While declaring that god appointed them above all else by virtue of being from the royal family. It’s time to get rid of them. And I don’t just mean eject them and let them run with the money and property. Every last penny in reparations. This foreign occupation of the UK has gone on too long.
Well, technically, we (Brits/Canadians) all work for the royals.
The “good old days” implies such things. That’s the meaning of the expression. Hence why people use it to refer to a time they would rather go back to. Because of the implication.
I’d literally tell him to “fuck off I’ll call you Nonce Andrew, and if you threaten me I’ll go to the press and tell them even more shit that will get you in prison, you fucking nonce. Now get on your knees and apologise. And then I’d film it, and send it to the press”
0·2 months ago“Oh no,I have fallen on your control rod.”
0·2 months agoRed bull gives you scha-wiiiiing!
Extradition and imprisonment.
I think you were just too young to see the flaws. As was I. I didnt hear about Rodney King until I was 13. But it happened when I was 2 years old.
(And it still happens)
This is making me think. Could you theoretically jump out of a plane without a parachute, but a wing suit and skis and successfully land on a downhill slope? If you are well endowed of course.
I think we should reframe the question.
How can we protect adults from the harms of not being able to post meaningless bullshit anonymously to online anonymous strangers we never agree with without sacrificing everyones children’s mental stability?
Maybe put childrens rights before adult rights. Adults had fun and got along fine without social media back before the 2000’s. I refuse to believe that we are no longer capable of that. Especially if it means kids get to to go back to using the internet as a resource for homework and playing outside and using their own imaginations. Adults too.
And do you think they represent Orcas realistically?