chek'd trips and no. smoko
it does put people to sleep. they have to care and sadly, most do not. They will soon. I bought several copy's of creature from jekyll about 15 yrs ago and the copy I gave to father still had not been used-could tell by the spine of it. never even opened.
only thing i use it for is music on comp when here-hook tube crashes a lot for me for some reason. . the front end of yt… that is just sad. how many hot food challenges can one person watch?
good idea. dancing and burning money or some shit like that. the memes i do are so dry, material-wise, try to slip in a fu or some comment to get people's attention-the insider sales. It's hard to get people to care. I did get three love you comments today so that was positive. we all work in a vacuum so to speak and unless your spouse or friend does this too it's many hours or isolation excepting this comms.
Abe ‘fully supports’ Trump’s decision at N. Korea summit
The Yomiuri Shimbun Prime Minister Shinzo Abe “fully” supports the decision by U.S. President Donald Trump to walk away from talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Vietnam, a move that resulted in the summit meeting ending abruptly Thursday without a deal.
Abe and Trump spoke for about 10 minutes by telephone Thursday evening while the U.S. president was returning to the United States. Trump briefed Abe on the developments of the second U.S.-North Korea summit.
Later that evening, Abe said to reporters at his official residence, “I fully support President Trump’s decision not to make concessions easily and, at the same time, to continue constructive talks to urge North Korea to take concrete steps [toward denuclearization].”
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http://the-japan-news.com/news/article/0005577610
saw similar ones starting around 2002
just going to keep this bullshit up are ya?
never been to reddit so fuck right off.
got anything else?
get a few year's under your belt and that will be easier. no one person has all the answers but i suggest not labeling people from the start. tends to end up poorly. started with the inet in 93 so been around the block a bit.
the only other thing I can say is do not apologize in here. that ends poorly as well.
we good
o7
people deal with anxiety or emotions in different ways. if I had that issue I would have walked out of here long ago. have had the twats on my ass since december but they are nothing to me, how those two ever got to where they are at is pure comedy gold. I never lived on the 'net-no cloud, soc media or anything like that-usenet user so it does not 'live' me iykwim.
What The World's Central Banks Are Planning For Brexit
With scarcely a month left until the date Britain is scheduled to leave the European Union, the monetary czars at the top of the world’s central banks are increasingly coming to terms with the fact that a ‘hard’, no-deal Brexit now seems to be the most likely outcome. Given Parliament’s recent, overwhelming rejection of Theresa May’s long-negotiated Brexit deal, and the clock rapidly running down on any hope for renegotiation, it looks like the type of Brexit looming on the horizon will be verging on a central banker’s worst nightmare: an abrupt disruption to existing institutions, with all the economic uncertainty that entails, rather than the slow, politically-managed transition period May and others were hoping for.
As the formerly remote prospect of a no-deal Brexit draws ever closer, central banks around the world have begun laying out their plans to shield their respective economies from the turmoil many mainstream analysts are expecting. Little wonder that many of these contingency plans centre around the most important, and most dangerous, policy tool in the central banker’s arsenal: their ability to inflate the money supply and keep interest rates artificially low.
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https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-02-28/what-worlds-central-banks-are-planning-brexit