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No, no, feet first. At least then if he changes his mind he can quit while he's a head.....and then chuck yourself into an industrial wood chipper head first.
No, no, feet first. At least then if he changes his mind he can quit while he's a head.....and then chuck yourself into an industrial wood chipper head first.
Can't you tell the difference between verbs and nouns?Apparently you are Putin's troll. You wrote 'Odessa' (Russian spelling) while the right name of the city is Odesa.
Also you wrote 'Ukraine mine' while native English speaker would write 'Ukraine mines'. Go to your master in the trolls factory to be fined for poor performance.
More troll obfuscation and misdirection. Another one goes on ignore.Especially 4 u
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Ukraine war: Zelensky visits front-line cities of Mykolaiv and Odesa
Ukraine's president makes a rare trip outside the capital to visit bomb-damaged Mykolaiv and Odesa.www.bbc.com
Btw wood u like to explain position of Israel? Does it support Ukraine? When Israel will sanction Russia?,
German ideology at its worst, they'd rather buy Russian oil & Gas than turn their Nuclear power plants back on,With the EU economy on a downward slope, they'll soon be fighting like rats in a sack & even more desperate for Russian gas.
Poland and the Baltic States all give you an excellent.Well, given the way that things have panned out (the invasion of Ukraine) it seems that the NATO expansion was exactly on the right track and wholly justified, I'd say.
MsG
Maybe he's finally getting his oats? :What have you done with the original DaManBugs? Or have you had some sort of an epiphany?
Aaaand ignore it is then. Bye.Please next time comment your priceless observations in Polish. Automatic translation into Polish look sometimes very funny.
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mine
1. the things that belong or relate to the person who is speaking or writing 2. an underground…: See more in the Cambridge English-Polish Dictionary - Cambridge Dictionarydictionary.cambridge.org
As you may see the past tense of the verb 'to mine' is 'mined'.
I use to communicate with some native English speakers. Some of them use to make a lot of mistakes in grammar, spelling that foreigners would never make.
Don't correct the trollCan't you tell the difference between verbs and nouns?
Odessa is the spelling used in English and a number of european languages.
Do try harder.
I agree.
Each and every narrative that focuses on Ukraine having to compromise anything from its 2013 borders is appeasment.
But is the bishop making calls for appeasement for the sake of appeasing, or is he proposing appeasement as a solution to a different problem? I suspect the latter.
Why? Hopefully some re-entered his body at high speed and is now giving him a nasty infectionIt’s also morally wrong to hit somebody taking a sh*t
Ukranian foot patrol.
I wasn't sure if they were advancing to contact or making a tactical withdrawal.A simple bit of footage without a great deal happening but it made me feel very tense and nervous, as if I was there.
You're still wrong.Please next time comment your priceless observations in Polish. Automatic translation into Polish looks sometimes very funny.
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mine
1. the things that belong or relate to the person who is speaking or writing 2. an underground…: See more in the Cambridge English-Polish Dictionary - Cambridge Dictionarydictionary.cambridge.org
As you may see the past tense of the verb 'to mine' is 'mined'.
I use to communicate with some native English speakers. Some of them use to make a lot of mistakes in grammar, spelling that foreigners would never make.
You don't just turn a nuclear reactor on. Those that have been shut down would take too long to get up and running. Those that are still operating need new fuel rods, which are not available in Aldi. Like it or not the coal fired power stations are the quicker solution.German ideology at its worst, they'd rather buy Russian oil & Gas than turn their Nuclear power plants back on,
Those plants can provide a shit load of energy, which would help constrain gas prices, they would rather keep coal going yeah imagine that!
Just more German fuckwittery
Ukranian foot patrol.
Just in case you hadn't noticed, English is the language that Arrse uses. There are a number of Arrsers who speak other languages, but English is still the language that we all use.Please next time comment your priceless observations in Polish. Automatic translation into Polish looks sometimes very funny.
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mine
1. the things that belong or relate to the person who is speaking or writing 2. an underground…: See more in the Cambridge English-Polish Dictionary - Cambridge Dictionarydictionary.cambridge.org
As you may see the past tense of the verb 'to mine' is 'mined'.
I use to communicate with some native English speakers. Some of them use to make a lot of mistakes in grammar, spelling that foreigners would never make.
I can't let him go unchecked. He must learn that we know that his arguments are flawed.Don't correct the troll