Supported byyyyyyy……

Oh, up front costs are less, long term costs would be much more.

Not really. Putin’s negotiations have consistently been in bad faith and leads to more aggression.

While I would love for actual diplomacy to work, it seems to be viewed as weakness by folks like him.

Man, I wish talking would work.

But who made them unstable?

Does that bug have wings?

In everything he has done

I have people who Have documented nerve damage and can’t feel anything. I still numb them up, simply because we can have knockdown effects like vagus nerve stimulation even if they can’t consciously feel it. There’s still a response and, it doesn’t cost me much of anything to numb up an area just like normal.

I dare say they have tried.

Yah. That stuff is so addictive.

I have to set an alarm or I forget to take it in the morning. I crave it so much I FORGET TO TAKE IT WITHOUT REMINDERS.

Nope. Are you missing the numerous war crimes that have been going on from the Russian forces this entire time? War crimes are always bad, but I find this somewhat understandable with how long this has been drawn out, the fact that Ukraine is being invaded, and how many war crimes been perpetrated on Ukrainian soil by the Russian forces. It’s not an excuse, but an explanation.

Neither is good: One would not be happening without the other.

It was an incredibly large antibiotic pill because I didn’t want to shower (it took away from reading) and I got impetigo.

The question is this: will he still be alive?

Gawd, I hate that aftertaste.

So, would it be incredibly bright ‘above’ and absolute darkness ‘below?’

… as far as we can tell currently.

Should have been blue light…

Oh, you know: Tomato tmahto, potato criptofacism.

There were still mammoth when the pyramids were being built.

That’s the point