Only in Poland we have sugar tax to actually also tax 0-sugar drinks.
Who lives in Poland, like me, doesnt laugh in circus at all… 
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Fealty, (not Featly, neither filthy, nor feel thee…)
if you fail to complete your duty,
such result as described (prepared from analysis and design) is expectable in return.
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Adj. 1. expectable - to be expected; “differences of opinion are quite expectable given the present information” expected - considered likely or probable to happen or arrive; “prepared for the expected attack”
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Like this.
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Nothing to see here, just bodybuilders in a suit
I kind of imagine them as door-to-door sellers… “Excuse me sir, have you ever considered the advantages of owning…?” “YES! And gimme two! But please don’t hurt me!!” 
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I am no suit expert so I cannot comment on it.
But what I can say that they remind me of Wilson Fisk(The Kingpin) from Marvel comics.
I also wonder why do the zombies in movies never attack the camera man, director or other filming crew members? Why don’t they attack each other? 
Good night, lovelies. 
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ohhhhhh its geting good
edit:
MOAAAARRRR
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Good thing I have to care for my family, not them, especially not when they try to cause delays and divert from the facts with unreasonable searches (not to say questions).
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Good morning, lovelies.
https://www.xe.com/currencyconverter/convert/?Amount=1&From=GBP&To=TRY
crazy currency exchange! I should better get paid with british pound! 
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I dont know if its the suits or them, but they look really disproportional in them.
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They’re over 6 foot 8".
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Probably over 350 lbs.
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Simply… more PA news.
August 28, 2020 - Simply Wall St.
A Closer Look At Pearl Abyss Corp.’s (KOSDAQ:263750) Impressive ROE
Gee, wonder why USMC used the photos. No, it can’t be that.
Can’t help but think… Road Warrior movies.
Drone War
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Who are those “And some believe that,” because these recruits
were not strictly civilians, their deaths
are not worth investigating. ?
Is it because the investigator hasn’t done a murder case in a very long time (or some fake background news)?
If those recruits were strictly civilians and more strictly military cadets, in a military base, as a military academy, would they be more strictly not worth investigating?
What does that say of the investigator skill(s)?
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$150,000 error in bank account for COVID-19 business relief funds.
Another , $8.2 million error.
The source of the error is not mentioned, however, those are error to the recipient, by choosing the wrong recipient from the bank clerk, which is insured.
Unfortunately, when you expect a $5,000 deposit from a Discord chat, that makes it a pretty funny error, especially when the discord chat is trying to hide the misleading info with attacks.
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1 minute later:
Similar Errors:
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1987 Student loan and grant arriving too late to make payment in time for the tuition it is intended for, due to a (quote) error (quote, not end of quote, and the quote error is still ongoing as the first) .
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Student loan and grant mismanaged and the grant money fraudulently pocketed by the administration which the police still fraudulently cover to this day. -Grant value was over $3,500 to $4,000. -The loan data is still hidden to try to cover up the grant theft and embezzlement, selling the educational institution more than 7 times, then going bankrupt with a final office in the USA, maybe indirectly related if not directly. -The federal loan was cancelled due to obvious abuse, with abusive warning about the other non-federal loan being subject to threats and abuse, which the military intelligence monitored and informed me not to go back to school due to their acts and actions, and activities against me, whether criminal or otherwise military related or religiously motivated, at different levels. -Those were another approximate $2,000 and $1,000 respectively. -The police also fraudulently closed the bank account following a robbery of a business inventory program from systems analysis with integrated accounting and evaluation, such as to have the data hidden and sought to be requested with a passport, which they then sought to forfeit.
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A fraud from a senior government official statistician and a federal integrity agent with Employment Insurance in related to job search program and intellectual property which they illegally sought to forfeit the rights of creation in courts , which case is still in courts, currently in federal courts, 1 level below the highest court.
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Another fraud again, this time from the bank which deposited $9,200+ in error, around $9,500+ claiming the clerk deposited to the wrong person, after someone asked me for contact info to deposit $5,000 to my account. -This was in January 2020, just during the COVID-19 startup.
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COVID-19 emergency payments interference from the previous case with Employment Insurance, the lawyer paid from them, and also, a business tax interference for the destination of the direct deposit, while their credit bureau try to collect in disregard for the organized crime, like if it’s legal to invest money with them. -That’s another $3,000 on top. -My sister , the doctor getting paid over $160,000 a year for COVID-19 and with over $4 million in assets, and real estate, can’t help me, but, sent my $800, in 4 payments of $200, as if she didn’t know. -They also forfeited 3 of my houses, and seek to forfeit evidence, in comedy of error. -I think they should make a movie, it would really cover for the embezzlement. -People could literally laugh to death from home and send me their life insurance. -Optimism pays when not defrauded of, optimistic embezzlers don’t pay enough even when not defrauded.
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Found out this book is short. Only 144 pages. I’ll have a look at it.
Good night, lovelies.
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Today I logged into EVE. Mined a bit, ran a couple combat sites, did some Project Discovery… but this doesn’t means anything yet. Nighties lovelies!
Also: make that maze-solving algorithm cry!
Poor George, he’s a looooooooong way to home…
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loooove roller coaster tycoon
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This Book Perfectly Predicted The Future
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Verne Trip to the Moon launched from Florida and landed at sea as Apollo.
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That massive cpu spike is from opening the Epic games store. Just opening it and having it displayed. Talk about wasteful shitty software…
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They also interfere against my programs and systems, including systems analysis.
They have more parts that don’t work and more money to make them not work and interfere against my work, even though they don’t have the right to interfere , they don’t have the right to interfere against receiving interference, and they don’t have the right to emit interference.
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Brain naturally gravitates towards negative thoughts.
Not to be used as a weapon to hide fraud and military propaganda aimed to subvert
scientific analysis and research.
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Disinformation and
propaganda – impact on
the functioning of the rule
of law in the EU and
its Member States
Policy Department for Citizens’ Rights and Constitutional Affairs
Directorate General for Internal Policies of the Union
PE 608.864 - February 2019
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https://www.rand.org/pubs/perspectives/PE198.html
I know they misinform me in court, and don’t understand why my program and system is able to detect them trying to do so offline, and , how my systems are able to detect their courts doing that.
It’s as logical as true and false, and true or false, or true or false.
It is always true, and will always be, even after I’m dead, it is nothing new.
The Russian “Firehose of Falsehood” Propaganda Model …
- The main error of this report is how Russia is allied with NATO and is misrepresented as being against NATO’s Allies, always misrepresenting facts.
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How to see a Gremlin from an airplane.
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…mother of god… there was a time when code optimization was a thing and companies were scorned when their software gobbled too much resources (there was a joke that the reason for Moore’s Law was Adobe…).
Now everything goes -since it can be patched if/when it becomes too annoying. I recall when I stoped using Opera browser after the company insisted for a year that Opera wasn’t eating all my system memory because they didn’t had a runaway memory bug -just my computer slowed down and there was Opera eating as much as 80% of the memory. And even now using Firefox at my job’s computer is a PITA because after opening a few tabs my computer struggles with all the disk activity from Firefox…
And now it’s time to sleep. Temperature will be lower for a few days so tonight is the first non-horribly-warm night in months. Nighties lovelies!
Also: blue pill or red pill?
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