Hey guys,
Got informed to pop in and say my hello's
Im a upcoming reviewer from Cape Town, South Africa.
Here is a link to my first review on this forum, I have a few more but I dont want to flood my review page all at once
Unfortunately shipping for the above review would have to be organised from SA but I am happy to help where I can with sourcing the liquid and shipping with myself as the middleman
Hope you all enjoy my work
Got informed to pop in and say my hello's
Im a upcoming reviewer from Cape Town, South Africa.
Here is a link to my first review on this forum, I have a few more but I dont want to flood my review page all at once
Unfortunately shipping for the above review would have to be organised from SA but I am happy to help where I can with sourcing the liquid and shipping with myself as the middleman
Hope you all enjoy my work
I don't have enough coffee in me for trying to learn a new language.
Good thing for translation sites.
Morning shinies
It's too hot hereAll winter everyone says it's too cold and then as soon as summer starts it's....Oh, Putain, il est trop chaud
The nearest of my packages has said ''on transit to the local sorting centre'' for 3 days now. So that's pretty unhelpful.....maybe today....or maybe not again
Same here. We had our first hot day yesterday- 88F. Every person I spoke to complained. Except my mom, who is also 88 and always cold. She sat outside for a bit, soaking it in. Folks were telling her to get inside - and I know, they’re her neighbors and they worry about her - but I told her as long as she feels good she should get that sunshine while it’s here.
Georgia doesn’t care to swim (but she sinks, so she wears a life jacket in case she falls in) so she cools off killing the sprinkler. Rudy plays with his frisbee on the raft. He seems to have forgotten how the game goes, but he’s still trying, crazy old guy.
Interesting...and oh good morning by the way. Hope you're well
So isn't there a case for infringement of civil rights in this case. They have clearly taken away from smokers rights to choose a safer alternative?
Aawh, that's really sweet....and the life jacket's is very fetching
But actually though you've got to be careful especially when there are no steps as dogs can't get out.Currently 35 degrees on our terrace.....95F
Interesting...and oh good morning by the way. Hope you're well
So isn't there a case for infringement of civil rights in this case. They have clearly taken away from smokers rights to choose a safer alternative?
One would think. But the ACLU is so busy suing over other rights violations I can’t see how they’d have the resources to step up and fight this too.
Aawh, that's really sweet....and the life jacket's is very fetching
Currently 35 degrees on our terrace.....95F
The pool does have steps. And the first thing I teach a new dog, or visiting dog, is where they are. I gave her a reminder first thing yesterday too.
When kids come over, I do the same. The shallow end is just over three feet, the deep end about 5’ 5”, and there’s a ledge around the deep end. Nobody is ever unsupervised, but I show them how to get to a safe spot which isn’t more than a few feet away so they’re less likely to panic.
In my other hobby (Photography) I love the old vehicle as a subject
But, hey this is the antithesis of this thread
Go to the provari thread, they will love you there. LOL.
(I love that thread TOO I am not playing favorites, they just... appreciate antiques)
I guess I do too though!
Anna
(I love that thread TOO I am not playing favorites, they just... appreciate antiques)
I guess I do too though!
Anna
It looks odd to an outsider. I guess the idea was to be a brake on a corrupt or tyrannical national government. It probably made more sense in a sparsely populated rural country recovering from colonial rule. Government didn't have much role in people's lives back then.
Like if the feds tried to ban vaping the states could stand up for the people's right to vape. Trouble is the local governments tend to be even more corrupt than the feds in my opinion. A lot of States, like mine, are one party states. That tends to mean that the party machine runs the State and voters don't have much influence. Powerful State politicians made a deal with a big law firm and some vaping industry players to monopolise vaping in the State and tried to ban imports from outside the State. It was dropped because federal law enforcement moved against the corruption involved.
When the system was put in place States had less people than cities do today. States frequently overrule cities, though not all the time. Maybe the definition of local needs to be updated. My own township council is pretty democratic since everyone knows the 3 council members. Doesn't have a lot of power though. Trimming trees that hang over the road and so forth.
Interesting...and oh good morning by the way. Hope you're well
So isn't there a case for infringement of civil rights in this case. They have clearly taken away from smokers rights to choose a safer alternative?
To be a right something has to be defined in the Constitution or a Court decision.
There are a few clearly defined rights though. They used to say in Britain the government could make it illegal for red haired people to grow beards and there was no recourse.
I understood what you said in french, my work for the day is done.Morning shinies
It's too hot here
The nearest of my packages has said ''on transit to the local sorting centre'' for 3 days now. So that's pretty unhelpful.....maybe today....or maybe not again
Today it's going to be 87 degrees, and tomorrow near 90 degrees. Finally summer temps are here.
He said "I don't have enough coffee in me for trying to learn a new language.
Good thing for translation sites.
it's too hot."Similar threads
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