https://variety.com/2023/film/news/china-box-office-fast-x-the-little-mermaid-1235627599/

'My hate pyramid', thats clever ima use that

id dedicate a friggen shrine to Elone... it was a plot to make him look bad so they would give him trust to by Twitter, thats my theory.

hoard of people shouting at each-other so uncivilized ...

serves the fckers right for not serving me at the window cause im on a bike and have shit breakfast

hey man i do what i can..

yup, looks like diego hasnt changed since i last worked there.....

well who would of thought??

this looks like a skit.,..

i haven't seen the movie but that was cool...

i lol'd

Insecure much?

I stands for "I dont have plans to counter hyper-sonic missiles"

I stands for "I dont have plans to counter hyper-sonic missiles"

XD KEK

you cuss and insult others 90% of the time you post on here, i'm just making an astute observation.

I dropped out of college for these people? I'm not bitter, just perplexed with intellectual curiosity.

I asked ChatGPT, it responded:

If 13% of cows are responsible for 50% of the problems on a farm, it would be important to address this issue to ensure the smooth operation and productivity of the farm. Here are a few steps that can be taken:

Identify the problematic cows: Determine which specific cows are causing the majority of the problems. This can be done by closely monitoring their behavior, health records, and interactions with other cows and farm staff.

Separate and isolate the problematic cows: Once the problematic cows have been identified, it is crucial to separate them from the rest of the herd. This can be done by creating individual pens or areas where they can be kept away from other cows.

Evaluate their health and well-being: Conduct a thorough examination of the problematic cows to identify any underlying health issues that may be contributing to their behavior. Consult with a veterinarian to address any medical conditions and develop a treatment plan if necessary.

Implement behavior modification techniques: Work with a professional animal behaviorist or a knowledgeable farm staff member to implement behavior modification techniques for the problematic cows. These techniques may include positive reinforcement, training, and socialization to address the specific issues causing problems on the farm.

Consider culling or selling: If the problematic cows continue to pose significant issues despite efforts to modify their behavior, it may be necessary to consider culling or selling them. This decision should be made carefully, taking into account factors such as their impact on farm productivity, the severity of their behavior problems, and the availability of alternative solutions.

Focus on prevention and overall herd management: To prevent similar issues in the future, it is essential to prioritize good herd management practices. This includes regular health check-ups, maintaining proper nutrition and feeding protocols, ensuring adequate space and facilities, and monitoring cow behavior to identify potential problems early on.

Remember, addressing the issues caused by the 13% of problematic cows should be done with a focus on animal welfare and maintaining a healthy and productive environment for the entire farm. Consulting with experts in animal behavior and veterinary care will be beneficial in developing an effective strategy tailored to the specific needs of the farm.

her shoulder to head ratio is 1:3 like that of a man's not 1:2.5 like that of a woman's.

doth one whom loves and coveteth thy sword even understand metallurgy?

her shoulder to head ratio is 1:3 like that of a man's not 1:2.5 like that of a woman's.

watched entire thing... loved it

would a new gov.t party suffice? or would we need a whole new union, or constitution 2.0

LOL ty for that.... so true

XD KEK