@GGMouatei
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Watching it all unravel.
Joined May 2015
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Mouate retweeted
> “This guy is the villain.”
> “Why?”
> “He wants to end the tyrannical dynasty that enslaved his people.”
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🚨 Two-Tier Policing right now in Sheffield
Danny Tommo is sat in jail cell for criminal damage but this lefty has just climbed a memorial and committed criminal damage by kicking a megaphone and damaging it on camera and he's let walk free
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I came upon a good comment on a video where wildlife document filmmakers interfered/broke no contact by indirectly helping penguins cross a steep icy hill (digging a way over). The comment went something along, “why shouldn’t we interfere positively when we have negatively?”
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Not sure if I forgot or didn't notice it in my first playthrough, but you can kick your weapons.
The hit properties used to push the weapon will transfer to the hit properties of the weapon when hitting the enemy.
If it was a launcher, the weapon will launch; if it's a type of+
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indians will behave like this and still expect you to believe they are ‘elite talent’ that the entire world needs to import
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Um pouco de dinâmica populacional de ratos pra vcs: quando começam com hábitos canibalísticos dentro da própria população, é sinal de q n tem mais recurso q sustente de tanto que estão se proliferando. Geralmente começa com os filhotes/jovens e conforme piora, passa pros adultos.
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O rato grande no vídeo indica tipicamente abundância de alimentos em resíduos urbanos, que permite maior crescimento. Canibalismo em ratos surge sob escassez ou estresse extremo, não evidenciado aqui.
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