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Like her, I prefer living near denial.

I am not saying this shouldn't be illegal, as distributing it hurts the victim, but CSAM is proof that a child has been abused. I think those are two very different things.

チーズ

Those poor kidnapped people. (The deportees not the Gestapo)

Nobody's gonna superpac for that.

I just mean that the numbers can't be that low, but I understand these come from interviews.

Cuz parking is terrible on ritual days.

ain’t just a river in Egypt~

DO YOU NEED ANY MORE PROOF?? I knew Phoenix was a myth! How can a city built in the most inhospitable place on Earth could ever have 1.5M people living (if you can call it that) in it. The name is clearly a connection to a mythical bird and everyone knows birds aren't real (anymore, follow my blog). I MEAN who would ever believe that a place that gets 110 °F easily could ever had a hockey team...

#PhoenixIsAMyth #BirdsAreNotReal #TheNumbersDontLie

This statistic isn't about how many people read a book, but how many people said they did it.

4% bisexual; 3% gay or lesbian

[citation needed]

So he didn't cash that Czech.

Petri dish?

It's telling that I have to ask but, is this satire?

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Thanks, I need to attach a macro lens to my phone to do a similar thing.

That was A1-grade quality humor.

This fills me with hope, but I'm allergic.

I'll throw my hat into the ring and say it's an eastern bush orbweaver (Plebs euburnus).

I remember the scientific name because it sounds like: plebs? Ew! Burn us!

Should have a U-shape white marking with 2 additional spots on the abdomen. They prefer scrub and tall grasses, nocturnal and tend to hide behind leaves (or in this case, your curtains) during daytime.

(AFAIK) Not aggressive and prefers to run away rather than bite.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plebs_eburnus

If you're in Western Australia then maybe it's a Plebs cyphoxis and I couldn't see well the coloration, but it seems to have the humps.

In either case, you should check if its web has something like a zipper (stabilimentum): https://www.arachne.org.au/_dbase_upl/Araneus_cyphoxis_D5991_Z_87_Warren-National-Park_Australie.jpg

What did you use to take that picture?