- LeoFreskos
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Re: Life on the Pride.
Madsen. thats a nice photo. In real life, Sheridan got old and FAT and no way his horse coulda reared up like that. But what made him a great military man was his MIND. He and Sherman were two military heroes who refused to be nominated for the Presidency.
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- Nikolaylok
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Re: Life on the Pride.
Amazing the way some people think they should know every aspect of your life. You could, I suppose tell them you are wanted for murdering your ex-husband.
- Nikolaylok
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Re: Life on the Pride.
Kitkatz do you know you can publish your posts with a future date/time so they are released when that time arrives? So if you want you could set up the posts in advance.
- dmitriy-kirilovcat
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Re: Life on the Pride.
Welcome to Lea Halalela MBTI is a lot to wrap your head around, good for you I just take the quizzes every now and then, lol.
- dmitriy-kirilovcat
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Why do people feel they have to know why I am not eligible for a transplant? It is depressing enough to say I am not eligible for one, why should I have to tell the world why and then discuss it with them? Seems rude to tell them it is my business and not theirs.
EDITED: Moved to new area-kitkatz,Admin
- dmitriy-kirilovcat
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Re: Life on the Pride.
I guess you are right, Medicare continues for 3 years after a transplant, but SSDI for only 1 year. Also, my mom had a transplant at age 71 or 72, so, yes, they give transplants after 65 here in the US. We have laws against age discrimination.
- CliftonLom
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Re: Life on the Pride.
Ive actually only read the first few paragraphs of CotPL, while waiting at the hospital... Ive really been meaning to finish a book lately, I suppose I may as well read these some day.
- CliftonLom
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Re: Life on the Pride.
Oh man... definatly something Im gonna have to read ON the computer. I tried printing the first one out but the preview said it was like 100 pages O_o
Now im all excited to read em through x3 rushes through media studies paper to make time
- CliftonLom
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Re: Life on the Pride.
havent read those. I should, but I have never been too good read stories, specially not from my comp screen.
but I might someday. sinse I have heard that those are good.
- Gregorysmush
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Re: Life on the Pride.
What if the concept of alignment were completely flipped in your campaign—how would it affect character motivations and interactions in Sigil? Consider the implications of chaotic beings striving for order and lawful characters embracing chaos. How would this reshape the dynamics of your party and the city itself?