Some of the non-alcoholic beers they have these days are really good. I went to a pub on new medication that can't be combined with alcohol, and kept having to double check my beer was really zero - I could straight up not tell
No - George Simion won the first round of the election with 22.9% of the vote.
This was annulled as you say due to Russian election interference.
Then it was ran back and he won the first round again.
Then in the second round, the runoff, he lost. That's what just happened.
You can argue that you shouldn't annul elections due to interference, if you want to you can even argue that this was a pro-Europe conspiracy
But factually he at no point won the election, and when they reran the first round he was not only still a candidate, his vote share actually increased.
But he still lost the second round.
So if you ask me this coup theory doesn't hold much water
I'm the same, I couldn't be bothered this time so I told him I wouldn't help. Didnt know he was gonna do that, I feel guilty now. But I like to role play so hey it's just more lore for my character
He didn't take out the cop that killed his son, he drove into a random deputy on traffic duty.
And this incident happened the morning after his son was killed - although I agree there's never much hope for the system to police itself, this was too soon for any prosecutors or judges or anyone to have failed to hold the cop accountable
The loss was perceived to be the result of Johnson and Daley influencing behind the scenes. Humphrey, who had not entered any of the thirteen state primary elections, won the Democratic nomination shortly after midnight, and many delegates shouted, "No! No!" when his victory was announced
But the downside is that technically, regardless of what mechanism would trigger the dissolution of parliament, this has to be requested to and accepted by the King, who then sends out Writs of Electors
Of course in practice this is a rubber stamp tradition with no chance of not happening - if Charles went mad and tried to prevent this we would likely still have an election just with a side order of constitutional crisis and a wave of republicanism
If you use 'gay' as an insult, that doesn't become OK if you only say it to straight people. It's still some massive drive by homophobia.
The reason to stop using this as an insult isn't to protect the people you're insulting, it's to protect a third group which has a dark history with the word
Some of the non-alcoholic beers they have these days are really good. I went to a pub on new medication that can't be combined with alcohol, and kept having to double check my beer was really zero - I could straight up not tell
And if I'm honest the books are similar. I like them, but all the women are super sexy super hot and they exist for Geralt to have sex with
For those who don't want to click: it's the meme coin
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Fable II was the perfect intersection of jank weirdness and genuine good-game-ness
I'm no expert but Wikipedia says 15m is wounding range? I'm just wondering cos I don't know if you can throw a grenade more than 50m
He didn't get banned, he ran again, won the first round and lost the second round
No - George Simion won the first round of the election with 22.9% of the vote.
This was annulled as you say due to Russian election interference.
Then it was ran back and he won the first round again.
Then in the second round, the runoff, he lost. That's what just happened.
You can argue that you shouldn't annul elections due to interference, if you want to you can even argue that this was a pro-Europe conspiracy
But factually he at no point won the election, and when they reran the first round he was not only still a candidate, his vote share actually increased.
But he still lost the second round.
So if you ask me this coup theory doesn't hold much water
I'm the same, I couldn't be bothered this time so I told him I wouldn't help. Didnt know he was gonna do that, I feel guilty now. But I like to role play so hey it's just more lore for my character
Irregardless, I think their making a joke
"There's two things I can't stand: racism, and the Japanese"
Hamlet?
https://youtu.be/_vKDiyo178E
What a completely normal and professional letter
He didn't take out the cop that killed his son, he drove into a random deputy on traffic duty.
And this incident happened the morning after his son was killed - although I agree there's never much hope for the system to police itself, this was too soon for any prosecutors or judges or anyone to have failed to hold the cop accountable
1968? There were literally riots
These people have really just reimagined everything about Jesus, and it's nuts
But the downside is that technically, regardless of what mechanism would trigger the dissolution of parliament, this has to be requested to and accepted by the King, who then sends out Writs of Electors
Of course in practice this is a rubber stamp tradition with no chance of not happening - if Charles went mad and tried to prevent this we would likely still have an election just with a side order of constitutional crisis and a wave of republicanism
But it's still dumb
It is how you use it, even if you don't mean to.
If you use 'gay' as an insult, that doesn't become OK if you only say it to straight people. It's still some massive drive by homophobia.
The reason to stop using this as an insult isn't to protect the people you're insulting, it's to protect a third group which has a dark history with the word