this is terrible… but the quality is excellent and the detail of the camo style and Steyr are perfect. so curse you, and props to you.

go Packers… The Marines were giggling as they were creeping up to the machine

look, if this were the case and the film was wholly acknowledged and was truthful about the extent and complicity of the Dahomey in the slave trade then this wouldn’t be an argument in the first place. but then again, if they did, they couldn’t have made the movie. the Dahomey were not just unwillingly complicit, they staked a significant portion of their economy on it and were one of the few African nations at the time to have a uniformed standing army so they could continue to supply their “product”. their captives had also been used as slaves within their own kingdom and as human sacrifices, as well. the Agojie were considered “wives of the King” and were often made up of forced conscripts and, you guessed it, slaves, and were forbidden to have husbands outside the king. they glossed over A LOT.
i will agree that this film is attacked a little unfairly, though, in its inaccuracies, because they are far from the first to do so. Hamilton is great but let’s not forget that (cont.)

i don’t trust critics reviews anymore, just the viewer score.

boy i tell ya whaaat

i have never heard of anyone getting fired here for being no fun, but i have heard of people getting fired for having too much “fun”. a lot of what the guy didn’t want to participate in sounds like what would be a sexual harassment case here.

i love it. who said it and what battle?

volunteer. i mean it. if you can’t find joy in your hobbies, find joy in doing for others. it’ll help and inspire you in ways you can’t imagine.

oh god i googled it to see if this was a thing or some awesomely made up bullshit… god help me it’s a thing. i regret the google.

my office-based department went back half and half because they saw a statistical drop in productivity and realized that much of the teams were taking the chance to fuck off the whole day while clocked on, and we didn’t have the manpower to replace the culprits. i hate the office environment but there is merit to being physically present to get your work done.

are her circumstances such that this is her only means of providing for herself? or is this something she chose to do? is this what is considered empowering? because it seems incredibly degrading and heartbreaking. stemming from this, isn’t there a push for things like sex work to be legal? given this, and aside from the health implications, is that a good idea? shouldn’t we do more to support these people so that they don’t feel that this is their only means of making a living?

Yes or no? I am sure that French revolutionaries would’ve loved American support, if we had a need to really provide. We were barely able to deal with the pirates in the Barbary states and we’re existing under a mountain of crippling debt at the time, and at the time that the American revolution had happened we had agreed to beneficial trade agreements with France and we’re fighting what France and United States believed to be almost a complete foreign power. France was undergoing a very internal struggle that was entirely land-based. We couldn’t send an entire army to support them because we didn’t really have one to send.

one of those dangerous high capacity assault weapons that can blow the lungs right out of your body with their massive 9 caliber bullets

hahahahah omg that’s almost as bad as living in Poland during WW3

hate to be that guy but it also doesn’t need a homosexual explanation. or any sexual explanation. it’s MUPPETS.

sauce? for the adorable coffee cat lol

A and B