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If The Movie Titles Were Truthful Game
If The Movie Titles Were Truthful Game
If The Movie Titles Were Truthful Game
If the Movie Titles Were Truthful Game
If the Movie Titles Were Truthful Game
If The Movie Titles Were Truthful Game
If The Movie Titles Were Truthful Game
If The Movie Titles Were Truthful Game
If The Movie Titles Were Truthful Game
If The Movie Titles Were Truthful Game
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I'm glad he's not available to take over. In fact, several people have been put ahead of him as Counselors of State, enough to be called upon that his "services" aren't needed...ever.
He yowls so much that he puts the most problematic cats to shame.
How much you wanta bet he thinks all Trump supporters have paintings/posters of him in their homes, statues of him everywhere, and shrines, dedicated to him? That we sacrifice physical money and illegal aliens on the altar before him and pray with chanting of "Make America Great Again," and have a huge orgy afterwards (if there are a lot of people gathered there).
I don't even <i>have</i> a "Make America Great Again" hat! I wouldn't mind having one, but to wear one where I live is a death sentence. The most patriotic thing I've had on my car in the past was an American flag magnet, and some jerk tore it off at my local college. You're more likely to see a cute, plush, patriotic elephant in my room than anything related to politics or Trump, and I don't even have one of those! And chances are, most Trump supporters don't have much political memorabilia in their homes at all.
Meanwhile, it wouldn't surprise me one bit if robocat has a dartboard in his house with Trump's picture on it, and throws darts at it every day, or a sticker with Trump's face on it in his toilet so he can do what he does best on it.
There's nothing wrong with that creep robot that a good baling at a junkyard wouldn't solve.
The type of penalty for punishments are usually determined (at least in America) by the federal as well as the state governments, depending on the crime, the severity of the crime, where it took place, and who got hurt by it. Like I said, minor crimes usually just involve paying a fine, such as driving too fast on the road, or blowing past a stop sign/red light, etc.
To be fair, in most situations, paying a fine as a punishment is minor compared to what you <i>could</i> be forced to pay instead, such as your time and your life. Like I said before, it all depends on the situation.
And yeah, it's normal for someone with morals to police themselves mentally.
Um, due to his age, healthy or not, he should be planning his funeral all the same, even if he doesn't die for another 20-30 years (and the plans can be updated and changed at any time before then). His mom did it long before she died, as did his dad, and it's not actually a surprise that he would do it too, now that he's in his 70s. He has to plan ahead for the future. Honestly, the newspapers have never liked Charles and wish he was dead already.
And Elvis says hello from his homeworld ;)
Nah, just Keeliar. Don't judge us based on that banshee's screeching. We don't all think like that.
I believe it depends on the situation.
There are certain laws out there (depending on the region and country you're in) that state that if you break them, the penalty is paying a fine. These are usually for minor infractions against the law, but once in a while, if massive damage is involved, jail time and a huge fine are the penalty instead. Paying a fine is a way of covering damages you've caused, or a way to punish you by taking money out of your wallet because you did something that wasn't legal.
Now if you're paying someone to look the other way while breaking a law, that's bribery. If you're paying someone to give you information you're not normally allowed to have in, say, an election, or digging up dirt on an enemy, that's bribery. If you're basically giving someone something they want in exchange for doing something illegal for you, that's bribery. If you're rewarding your kids for being quiet about a bad secret you don't want told to another person, that's bribery.
My brother, erroneously, keeps calling the training I've done on our dogs "bribery," by giving them treats to do tricks or obey commands, but I keep telling him that you can't exactly give a dog money, and they won't do what you want without some kind of reward, and often that's food. So it isn't the same with animals, just to be clear.
I know. And it was a huge success, and the characters are still popular.
There's also a rumor that the entire royal family are reptilian aliens in disguise. Would you like to see some nice beachside property in Iowa I've got to sell you?
Prince Harry is also said to be bisexual, but in the closet about it, and in the Soho House, he's known as the Prince of Pegging.
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