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Has she reported this to police, or just social media? If she hasn't reported to police, is she afraid they won't believe hard evidence? What's the problem? He's not powerful enough to stop police from coming after him, and racist police would love to get him for less. Is she afraid of him? If she's afraid, that shouldn't stop her from reporting to both social media and the police. I'm not saying she's not telling the truth, but that can be faked. The injuries could be self-inflicted or even makeup. Even the audio can easily be faked (e.g. telling him to "act out a fantasy" or recording a guy with a similar voice). |
Gadafii:They eat monitor lizards throughout that region. |
Prices for cuts of alligator meat -- from ribs to tail -- have doubled over the past three years, the result of a long-term effort to market the meat as a healthy alternative to chicken and pork, the Wall Street Journal reports.https://www.nola.com/news/business/article_d156608a-968d-53c9-b3ac-46fdf4710f76.html Alligator hunting and farming, for meat and their hides, is a $50 million industry for Louisiana.https://www.travelawaits.com/2660388/i-went-to-an-alligator-farm-heres-why-it-was-unforgettable/
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cococandy:Shrimp is awesome in vodka sauce pasta. |
InTheCloudySky:Did you make it? |
UK hip hop It seems like since things have opened back up, some of the newer artists I like have a different energy. They seemed hyped or out to prove something. It will be interesting to hear the coming output. |
That's hardly new. |
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Thank you Burkina Faso for clearing those people out. |
Sirqt5:[img]https://c./X2Y2mSQOGHsAAAAM/lmfao-rofl.gif[/img] You need a hug, bro. Go find your girl. |
Sirqt5:Tell me exactly what I would gain by trying to fool people I don't even know. lol Btw I had a greens salad, sauteed chicken, and rice earlier. Had some tamarind too. Might have some rice and tofu in a bit. |
Disneyworld serves fried alligator. https://www.disneyfoodblog.com/2021/07/06/review-were-trying-fried-gator-in-disney-world/ South Florida restaurant with gator on the menu (very common) https://dixiegrillandbar.com/menu/ Below are images of gator sold in Walmart and a chain grocery store in Florida.
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SmartGadgetz:Awesome. Congrats. |
My guy, there's nothing for you in that place. Try North America or West Europe. |
chelseaboi:Going abroad and being at the mercy of other people is never a good idea, especially if you're a woman. This "uncle" may be a good guy, but what if he's not? There's little she can do in that situation. It doesn't rain money in America. Nursing is a ticket to anywhere in the world. It almost guarantees you a good salary, benefits, and job security. This uncle cannot offer her any of that unless he's rich -- millionaire rich. |
He has a gambling addiction. And there's little she can do but be supportive if he decides to get help. She needs to find employment and sort out her own financial support. She also needs to consider divorce because unless he gets treatment, he's going to drag her down with him. Some churches offer support groups/group therapy for this problem. |
Facts About Their Beautiful Art Aboriginal art is based on dreamtime stories. A large proportion of contemporary Aboriginal art is based on important ancient stories and symbols centred on 'the Dreamtime' – the period in which Indigenous people believe the world was created. The Dreamtime stories are up to and possibly even exceeding 50,000 years old, and have been handed down through the generations for all those years. Aboriginal art symbols are written language. Important stories central to the people's culture are based on the traditional icons (symbols) and information in the artwork, which go hand in hand with recounted stories, dance or song, helping to pass on vital information and preserve their culture. Permission is required to paint an Aboriginal dreaming. Artists need permission to paint a particular story: Where ancient and important stories are concerned, and particularly those containing secret or sacred information, an artist must have permission to paint the story she or he paints. Traditional Aboriginal artists cannot paint a story that does not belong to them through family lineage. There are hidden secrets in Aboriginal dot paintings. Dots were used to hide secret information: Dot painting in the main, began when the Aboriginal people became concerned that white man would be able to see and understand their sacred and private knowledge. The dots (sometimes called 'over-dotting') were used to obscure the secret iconography (symbols) underneath. This has morphed into the classical style, typified by artworks from the Pintupi tribe. Aboriginal art has many layers of meaning. There are usually three different levels to an Indigenous Australian language; the children’s or ‘public’ version, a general version, and then a ceremonial/spiritual level (which can sometimes have a further three levels within that!). As an indigenous person grows up, they learn more language, and with that more knowledge of culture, ceremonies, and country. A lot of art depicts the ‘public’ version of a dreaming story. The story may appear simple, but there are many, many more levels attached to this story that the artist has learnt to depict the story well. https://www.kateowengallery.com/page/10-Facts-About-Aboriginal-Art
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Both places are toilets full of violent racists, rampant crime, terrible corruption, and no real benefits for foreigners. Going to either place is playing with your life. If it's cheap tuition you're after, consider Spain, or look at schools in rural areas of the US and Canada where you can possibly get enough scholarships for it to be free. You can also consider a nursing or physician assistant program (in US, UK, Canada), which may be free due to (alleged) shortages. |
Okay, but why would you want to be in China? Human rights basically don't exist there nor does the possibility of a foreigner getting citizenship or a green card. They, like all Asians (west, south, east), are notoriously racist. It's not just an attitude, your safety is compromised. And there's nothing especially competitive about the education you get there. You have plenty of affordable, competitive education options in Europe and North America. No need to put yourself in such a terrible place. |
This uncle doesn't sound reliable. If you get nursing training in Nigeria, you can get nursing work almost anywhere, including the US. |
Vigil (brit series) |
The door didn't want to leave those thicc SA women. |
Mowoe:^^^ All these required immigration assessments should have regional pricing, and be valid for 5 years or permanently depending on the nature of it. |
It's Buhari's fault. |
Corruption is in every nation. The difference is Nigeria and other black nations have to deal with multiple oyinbo governments sabotaging progress by funding and organizing more corruption. "Corruption" (like ethnic conflict, terrorism and rebels) is a smoke screen for chaos orchestrated by foreigners who want to exploit Nigeria in every way possible. |
Explore your interests, and socialize with women during activities. |
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princeemmma:Terrorists and criminals. Most likely backed by oyinbo country governments. Mali has gold, uranium, and diamonds. |
I don't mind tall buildings, but skyscrapers are so unpleasant. And a cluster of them is garbage. The combination of all the buildings and too much pedestrian traffic is like being buried. It reminds me of third world prisons with utter chaos, or a battlefield. The density skyscrapers provide isn't appealing either because it doesn't benefit infrastructure and running a city properly. It's not enjoyable in terms of lifestyle either. The only thing I think they're good for is vertical farming. That's something to explore. |
He should have did this to escape. https://thumbs.gfycat.com/AcclaimedAdventurousGecko-size_restricted.gif Or this https://thumbs.gfycat.com/AnimatedTidyGnatcatcher-max-1mb.gif |
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