Xena and Callisto though.

I'm not that scientifically literate, but isn't that just from the perspective of an outside observer?

The description says "ten minutes."

The Romulans don't want you to know this, but Romulus isn't there anymore.

Don't know if it's the same Lars Andersen, but here's something about someone with the same name: https://nyheder.tv2.dk/...

I like to imagine I'll see my parents again after I'm done with this life. I'm not religious or even very spiritual, it's just something I'd like to happen. I dearly miss them, but as long as I remember them, they're with me.

My boxing coach. He gave me a lot of self-confidence and support.

Airing the harbls.

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If you do decide to play the original SH2, use this: https://enhanced.townofsilenthill.com/SH2/

Performance review with the vampire.

I still regularly listen to those .mids. Rest easy.

I believe it's vkontakte, basically a russian facebook.

Various family members of mine have struggled with alcohol at different points of their lives. Some of them didn't make it. Some got sober for a while and relapsed. Others managed to get sober permanently (so far). All I can say is that alcohol is a hard substance to deal with. So I'm not unsympathetic to those who struggle with it.

The thing that makes me say something is that they laid hands on you before. That's not something I'd expect my SO to forgive, if I had done it. It's your decision, of course. From my perspective, you need to focus on keeping yourself safe.

I've known survivors of domestic abuse. All of the ones I've known had to end their relationship with their partner because their safety was at stake, and they couldn't live with the feeling of constant uncertainty. I'm certainly not saying it's easy to end a relationship like that. It's very hard. But given this relapse, and knowing the circumstances under which the previous abuse happened, I'd say think very hard on getting some distance for now, for your own safety. As someone who teaches self defense, one of my first pieces of advice to people of any walk of life is, if your intuition is giving you warning signs, listen to the warning signs and do something about it as soon as you can. Try not to just tell yourself "it's probably nothing, it'll be fine." People do that all the time and often pay for that mistake.

Ultimately, it's up to you if you're willing to take the chance to continue the relationship. I hope things work out.

The same prime video that's now forcing ads on you even though you're paying for a subscription?

I'm probably missing something, but how is there a market for a drug where a dose the size of a grain of sand will kill the most opioid-tolerant addict? Killing off all of your customers is bad for business, isn't it?

Highly situational.

Thank you for the thoughtful reply. Gives me something to think about.

And they come to me, and they say, with tears in their eyes, because of the chlorine, they say, crying, with red eyes, they say to me, please sir, can we have some more chlorine.