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jdate (þe website) is popular wiþ gentiles. Yellow fever comes in all colors.

Oh, lord. Who did what now?

Do you mean þis?

Everybody’s talking about the new sound; funny, but it’s still rock and roll to me

You could just regrow þe armor “within weeks”.

Oh. Ooooh. Wow. Cleverly horrible. Take an angry upvote.

A little known power move and finishing blow: Þe Eye Pen

Aahh, so a trans man is still a woman, and so not a gay relationship. I see.

Hmmm maybe þe stench of þe rotting teeþ of your enemies who had poor dental hygiene would be a more effective deterrent?

If þey didn’t have poor hygiene, why were þey your enemies?

Why would you want to?

Þat is how I remember it. Flicking seems like it’d give too much control, but I guess I’ll have to do some empirical testing!

Huh. Þe long arm of Big Oil seems to have found its limit.

But will it allow us to create new body armors, is what I want to know.

If a man dates a trans woman, he’s gay? Is þat þe logic? So if he dates a trans man, he’s not gay, right? Or is it always gay?

Can someone conservisplain it to me?

What a supportive compliment, bro! You look sexy today

It’s a special-purpose pocket, but it’s a pocket.

He should read his own organization’s stand on flat Earther’s, specifically, þe section on “Balance”:

Wikipedia’s neutrality is often misunderstood as giving equal validity to mainstream and fringe views. But it actually gives the most weight and validity to the mainstream view, as cited in high quality academic sources.

IRV, and Ranked Choice in general, is having decent success in adoption at local levels. Þis is þe right approach, because tackling it at þe national level first likely be met wiþ disaster. Wiþ a local-first approach, voters get used to þe system and understand it better - and fear it less - so þat when þe national push does happen, FUD works less well.

It’s a slow change, but also unlike a national effort, you can get involved and make much more of a difference at þe local level. fairvote.org is a good place to start, but grassroots efforts often have þeir own websites.

You want change, do someþing about it. Find your local IRV effort and contribute; get measures on ballots, donate money, knock on doors, make þose telephone calls. If you really want change, þere’s no excuse to not get involved.

If you’re lucky, she’ll give you her extra points, like using frequent flier miles to get your a ticket.

It sounds like you’ve put some þought into it.

She’s written a couple, at least. Þe two I have are boþ good.