discolé monade

i felt this in my soul.

a sleeve of knock off thin mints. *not the WHOLE sleeve...i don't think

there was a time, i would have made an excellent dom.

i know...i know. i'm infuriating. but i make yeast rolls. and they are something special. french bread. : ]

starship troopers was a satire of fascism and propaganda.

wut?

and after all this, ye and $ have the highest sales this week? this is our world. we LOVE the macabe , the vulgar, sleeze, and we will flock to throw our money at it

Statement by Martin Griffiths, Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator The scenario we have long dreaded is unraveling at alarming speed. More than half of Gaza’s population – well over 1 million people – are crammed in Rafah, staring death in the face: They have little to eat, hardly any access to medical care, nowhere to sleep, nowhere safe to go. They, like the entire population of Gaza, are the victims of an assault that is unparalleled in its intensity, brutality and scope. More than 28,000 people – mostly women and children – have been killed across Gaza, according to the Ministry of Health. For more than four months, humanitarian workers have been doing the near-impossible to assist people in need, despite the risks they themselves were facing and the traumas they were enduring. But no amount of dedication and goodwill is enough to keep millions of people alive, fed and protected – while the bombs are falling and the aid is choked off. Add to this the widespread despair, the breakdown of law and order, and the defunding of UNRWA. The consequences are humanitarian workers who are shot at, held at gunpoint, attacked and killed. I have said for weeks now that our humanitarian response is in tatters. Today, I’m sounding the alarm once again: Military operations in Rafah could lead to a slaughter in Gaza. They could also leave an already fragile humanitarian operation at death’s door. We lack the safety guarantees, the aid supplies and the staff capacity to keep this operation afloat. The international community has been warning against the dangerous consequences of any ground invasion in Rafah. The Government of Israel cannot continue to ignore these calls. History will not be kind. This war must end.

if 'they' are talking about 'them', 'they' are talking about 'you'.

wait..lmaoo....wait wait... his shady ass cousin that stole his laptop and then blackmailed him for it and then he paid him $250,000 to get it back,

southpark.... spittin' since 1992.

i got a homemade card. and......

florida cop loses his gotdamned mind. marquis jackson later posted on his social media

it's pretty fucking bleak, to say the least,

can i get a pronounciation on that please? i do believe i found my new favorite thing.

and i'd argue, that one SHOULD watch to see just how insane things are getting.

and why did he change from friday 13th mask to black mask? he is so fucking gross.

kind of neat, i like the juggaloo iguana

yes....yes i am.

that's what i know. but the way the media is spinning this, that the ga case might get tossed until a later date? iono.... i won't be surprised by any outcome tbh.

GOP is gonna' grasp at anything. from what i'm seeing the claim is that the 2 gained financially from this. utter bullshit.

so what you're saying is that willis is the ONLY one to try this case? like...because of this snafu...trump walks? is that what you think?

i too, am playing re4/ps5 and i FORGOT that i have to stay clear of the villagers in the beginning. i'm working on 4th time. i

i can tell you now, we're having brinner. but i'm making 'bacon jam' for the grits. i don't have shallots...onions will have to surfice.