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>>801756
the point is her breaking her own leg?

>>802250
It's a sex thing probably.

>>802250
no the point is that she's a freak of nature who can do freaky shit that most other people can't, which THEN becomes a sex thing because it's so uncommon.

>>802214
meant to say he does other stuff on his channel *too* - he has a lot of history content.

mark felton and indy niedel are pretty good

>>802216
Gives butthurt to the Epsteinites from all sides

>>802216
Neidel gets very liberal at times. I had to stop watching TImeghost because of it. it was bad enough during their WW2 run. I can't imagine how much worse it is when they're doing the Korean War. or maybe it's decent?

the tribunate. he analyses the roman empire from a materialist perspective

i watched evangelion till the end & found it kinda boring, even though it's very good except for the sexual stuff

Helping wifey get ready for date night with the Bull.

>>802189
hot

It's like gambling but you only waste time not money.

>>802038
(Ice) Hockey is a better sport for that.

>>802038
Less to do with elegance of sport and more to do with enjoying being part of a cheering crowd.

>>802091
Armpit hair is disgusting as hell because you sweat through your armpit a lot and those hair will trap them. No amount of woke scolding will convince me that armpit hair is beautiful, sorry

Why are you practicing with makeup on. Are you stupid

Combine sugar, water and a mild acid (lemon juice or vinegar for example) in a 4:1:1 ratio. Slowly boil the mixture until it turns light brown. Finally pour the liquid into a shallow container with a wide opening.

If the cooled liquid isn't pliable enough, reheat slightly and stir in a small quantity of water. If it's not sticky enough, boil it again and wait for the sugar to caramelize further.

>>801924
I was planning on living there and consuming all the delightful smells and fluids.

>>802126
I like getting rimmed so yes

do this sunday or we struggle session

>>801884
Brother you cant drop a url and expect me to be online. Schedule a time and make a thread ffs

>>801897
Ok didnt know that.

>>802026
>>802033
ok im sorry

>>802081
>>802187
aww :(

>>801960
LMAO

>>801960
maybe euros but the only consistent way to get a strong social safety net from the federal government in burger land is join the military. They basically have their own welfare state.

>>801945
I wrote a lot about this but the site deleted my shit when I tried to post it.

It's funny you would ask this because I was in the region as a security guy and my academic studies vaguely cover this area. I've written one or two papers on it and have an interest in learning about it.

In general, being an air force pilot or military officer is prestigious in the GCC, so I doubt any state has trouble finding them. As for intel, I have no idea. But when I've run into those types, they tend to look like local and one thing that's clear is that they're all good at internal suppression, so whatever they're doing works.

But yeah, most of the GCC outsources their security services. Kuwait is a notable exception, presumably because of the Iraqi invasion. They seem to only take locals, and they have conscription. They have questionable training. I recall reading a news story about a cop being murdered during a traffic stop while his partner was hiding in their vehicles. Also, while not necessarily common, they have tribal cops in the national police they don't even trust to carry guns, and the department as a whole was only armed with maybe the last two decades. Probably because of the war idk. Kuwaitis are notoriously boisterous but soft. I recall witnessing a fight once that resembled shit we'd see in an elementary school in the US. I'm talking literal Naruto kicks.

Omani military officers have a good reputation and are sought after in the region. I've heard they often find work in Bahrain after service. Seeing the Omani security services in person, they seem well-equipped and competent. I think this trickles down from their work ethic in general. Omanis and Saudis are the only GCC citizens you'll see working regular jobs. An Omani checked me into my hotel when I visited and I found it so novel.

Bahrain is unique in that its security services being mostly foreign is a state priority. Their leadership is Sunni, but since a lot of their population (maybe a slight majority, I think) is Shia, they stack the security services in their favor. A lot of their military and cops are visibly Pakistani. They're armed and seem professional, and they have a track record of suppressing dissent well. One of the few ways to get Bahrani citizenship is to serve in the military for like 20+ years.

Qatar has a lot of foreignerPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

Oh, and also GCC states tend to give their security services nice benefits. Like they often have military/police officer association clubs, hospitals, sports stuff, and the like sprinkled throughout their cities.

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>>801980
thanks for the extremely detailed response anon that was quite informative.

One of these guys got deported lol

CarGODS own your ass cycle chuds. bi ass wheels

how do you plan on celebrating the 4th of july burger anons?

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I love Japan.

happy fourth of july

i deserve a beautiful asian girlfriend