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I believe I've figured out a key aspect of the One Piece that has been foreshadowed and built up for much longer than anyone realizes. I have a lot to back this up, please give it a chance.

Hi my little stinker loves cuddles and sleeping on chest. He doesn't notice the massive pain I feel when he steps directly on the fracture. How do I train him not to sleep on my sling side? I threw him off of me when he caused a jab of pain throughout my body but that was mean and he didn't learn to be gentle. ,

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I believe I've figured out a key aspect of the One Piece that has been foreshadowed and built up for much longer than anyone realizes. I have a lot to back this up, please give it a chance.

As previously threatened. Here's my WE G36C which, if it isn't old enough to quality for antique and historic license plates yet, has to be getting there.

I don't even remember the last time I used this. Imagine my surprise when I gassed it up and spritzed a little silicone into the action that it functioned flawlessly. None of my magazines appear to be leaking, either. I'm almost disappointed I didn't have to tinker with it.

I deference to the comment about the G36 magazines not fitting in M4/AR/M16 pouches, that is indeed so. But their claim to fame is that they're factory designed to be jungle clipped together like this. I have three of them, and stopped there back in the day only because gas rifle magazines are damn expensive. I imagine there is an upperbound limit to how many you can stick together before the weight becomes an issue, never mind the width.

The optic on there is just some generic 1x red/green reticle thing from Walmart. It was cheap enough that I don't have to particularly care if it gets shot or I whang it into a tree.

Yes, I do have an orange tip for it for if I take it anyplace. I have the black one on it for display, since it spends 99.99999% and counting of its time just hanging on the rack.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel took credit for an emerging agreement, but it was clear that President Trump was calling the shots.

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Billionaire ticks all the boxes on the antisemitic score card as Trump attacks Democratic contributors before midterms

Pam Bondi, the US attorney general, said “everything is on the table” and left it there. But Donald Trump threw discretion to the wind and was far more specific about his choice of enemy to go after.

“If you look at Soros, he’s at the top of everything,” the US president said.

The gathering with reporters took place in the Oval Office last month as Trump ordered a crackdown on “leftwing terrorism” and threatened to investigate and prosecute those who financially support it.

There is no evidence linking George Soros, a 95-year-old billionaire who has supported democratic causes around the world, or Reid Hoffman, who helped start PayPal and the networking site LinkedIn, to terrorism. But both are top donors to the Democratic party. And both were named by Trump as potential participants in a vast conspiracy to finance violent protesters against the government.

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The rally in the city of Pecs defied a police ban under a law passed this year by Viktor Orban's right-wing government that prohibits LGBTQ+ demonstrations.

Thousands of people took part in a banned Pride march on Saturday in the university city of Pecs in southwest Hungary.

Several thousand people attended in defiance of a police ban on LGBTQ+ rallies.

Prime Minister Viktor Orban, who has been in power since 2010, has restricted the rights of the LGBTQ+ community in recent years.

His ruling ultra-conservative Fidesz party passed a law in March allowing Pride marches to be banned, claiming the move was needed to "protect children."

Our new cleanup game with my preschooler is called “magic toy”. In her pile of toys there are magic toys. As she cleans up she holds each one up to me and I inspect it. Most of the time I say “nope, not it” but every fifth toy or so I say “that’s it!”. Both the magic and non-magic toys go in the toy bin. Then she searches for another magic toy. Keeps her focused and engaged. She told me “it’s funny when you say not it!” I’m going to enjoy it while it lasts.

I see all the memes about guillotines for the rich, funny in spirit, but actually building one in the town square is not practical. They take a ton of materials, they are huge, and they do not even work reliably. Would it not make more sense to build one from metal with hydraulic pistons or something? I am not a machinist, but a more mobile unit you could wheel into a square to decapitate a few effigies seems about as effective for sending a message, and easier to remove or relocate if needed.