Superman? Huh, be careful around himā¦
ā¦come on Super-M, you had one jobā¦ 
The solution to your drink issues is to spend all your beer money on plex, convert it into ISK and send it to Zaera for safekeeping to stop you spending it. Not only will you be healthier but Zaera will be richer and happier- a win win.
Zaera is not just a pretty face and a genious, she is aslo very helpfull, humble and resourcefull.
Frostpacker is very lucky that Zaera is here to look after his ISK and help him with his drinking issues.
Something Zaera does not understand about superman.
Due to earthās weaker gravity and strength from the sun, everything is effortless to him, so how does he manage to get all those muscles?
Besides , donāt like the new superman , looks like a wimp,. Now Henry Cavil is nice, Zaera could see herself getting naughty with him.
Time to go to sleepā¦ night night lovelies!
Also: those grinsā¦? Oh, nevermind, they marriedā¦ eventually, after he divorced.
Photograph: Artist Norman Lindsay and model Rose Soady, by Lionel Lindsay (ca. 1909)
Norman Lindsay is one of the most famous Australian artists, although his preference for etchings featuring racy women was quite controversial. Rose Soady modeled for him both before and after marrying and became his manager and editor of his etchings.
Grandma - what big legs you have !!!
She looks like she was a fine looking woman.
Did he become her manger or was she his manager and editor of his etchings?
No, she was clearly the boss
Time to go to sleepā¦ night night lovelies!
Also: he married her, too
Photograph: Wenda Parkinson sitting astride an ostrich while wearing knee-buttoned jeans and a loose cotton shirt, by Norman Parkinson, 1951
Who wouldnāt marry a model who would let herself be posed on an ostrich like an ancient goddess in capris?
A family portrait taken by the Childās Art Gallery, circa 1880-1900s. What a brood. Check out the little girlās hair. She was not interested in getting her photo taken.
Lamb is a type of beef yet holds an unique taste due to its texture.
Lamb downunder is a lot cheaper than cow beef as you are not easily able to purchase a full leg of cow.
One might wonder why is that? Well perhaps itās because lamb downunder are like vermin and roam wild along side the kangaroo.
Beef is so over promoted and sent overseas keeping the cost of lamb half the cost of beef.
/ just looked in at the beef prices and the cheapest Osso Bucco (cow that had been butchered)
Costs between 17 and 29 dollars plus freight.
I can see why the price at the supermarket is so high for beef.
Lamb being just 3 grams less of protein per 100 grams of meat.
That is because a cow needs all itās legs or it will fall over
Hey, I know
What you want
I would give you that if your pilot were to marry @Iceacid_Frostpacker in game outside Jita 4-4
Be our space bride @Zaera_Keena
Time to go to sleepā¦ night night lovelies!
Also: no, they didnāt marryā¦ probably
Photograph: first graders at the first day of the year, USSR, September 1st 1962
Maybe the boy was born in october and the girl in august, so thereās about 10-11 months of difference between them on their first september at school, the girl barely 5, the boy almost 6. I, being born in march, was on the āolder endā of the class, but to little avail as Iāve always looked younger than I amā¦
Ofcourse not, he isnāt over 6 feet, besides , at that age , boys are the enemy.
He is thinking about it, about to pull her pigtail and she is perfectly positioned for a groin strike.
Iāve been playing the game on and off. I decided to do the hardest thing possible I couldāve think of in game.
First the screenshots:
So hereās what I did:
Video Game Name: āTotal War: Rome 2ā
Setting: Defending Roma City with allied forces against the Ardiaei Greeks, during Winter, at night, under heavy rain & thunderstorm.
A.I. Difficulty: Very Hard(hardest possible setting).
Allied soldier count: 11.040
Enemyās soldier count: 10.200 + Many siege weapons.
Battle duration: approx. 55 minutes.
Result: Pyrrhic victory.
First, they focus fired with siege weapons onto the main gate and its neighbouring walls. Then all the NPCs sent their infantry, trying to march over the rubble of the wallās remains. My allies and I intercepted them before they could march into the city. 1/5th of my units refused to fight because the battlefield was too scary for them (thatās what it was written when I hovered over their unit cards with the mouse). So I sent them back near the Colosseum and sent my archers to help allied units.
While my retreating units were on their way to safety, moving through the streets, I was informed that they were under attack somehow. I then turned my gaze towards them and saw that the enemy already sneaked a siege ladder on the side of the city and were capturing one of the capture points inside! The highest game difficulty prevents you from viewing the minimap and tracking the enemies that are out of view.
I immediately advanced all my army back there only to find out the enemy was extremely tenacious and they refused to die. Capturing back was costly and I lost my General in the process. When the General of oneās army dies on the battlefield in Total War games, the entire armyās will to fight takes a sharp nosedive.
But after dealing with that, I rushed my entire army back to the frontlines again regardless only to find that their main forces overwhelmed my alliesā. I immediately sent the cowering forces to the frontline to witness them desert after a tsunami of enemies advanced. So what I did was, having no General, no archers, only Praetorian Guards and a spear unit left I ordered them to hold still and form a shield wall. At a parallel passage to the one I was holding, my allies were in shambles. We held the line until the enemy surrendered after realizing they were going to lose to time expiration.
So in the end we succeeded at defending the city.
The losses were too great to do any celebration.
It was the most intense battle Iāve ever fought outside EVE.