I’m talking about the competition aspect

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People’s brains aren’t fully developed until they’re 25 though. See Candice Aiston on Twitter for more.

As noted neuroscientist Candice Aiston pointed out though, the female brain isn’t fully developed until the age of 25, so it could still be considered grooming, or indeed, a full on case of sexual predation.

Good point. The truest believers can be the most dangerous. Imagine believing you could wage and win a war against being frightened.

what’s your name ?

Oh no, Darius isn’t a person’s name, it was a game on the Supergenesis when I was growing up.

I think in general the issue is one of the overall cause or conduct of the war. There were good Americans in Vietnam. Of course. There were also good Soviet troops in Afghanistan, good Americans in Iraq, and I’d imagine there’s some good Russians now in Ukraine.

Help please! The link you gave me has different options on it about The Particular Topic You’re Contacting Us About and I think that red star in the blue part means I have to pick the correct one or they won’t answer my question!

He’s a rarity. An aberration even. It’s not, as Lembcke akcnowledges, that these things never happened, but that there is such little actual evidence for them happening to justify the creation of an amazing national mythology which holds this was a commonplace occurrence when it obviously, clearly, wasn’t. The Slate…

That’s Obama’s address lol. You can’t fool me!

But what if he’s being run directly from Moscow?

Maybe he could do it with Ukrainian arms right now.

Why not? I don’t understand. Vowels can be syllables.

About that.

Do you have an address I can write to?

I’m afraid I don’t understand. So, like the slash is supposed to show the number of syllables right? Then why isn’t it sar-cas-m?

In all seriousness, those are direct casualty figures only. When including indirect causes like disease and famine the number may grow much larger.

Like the National Guard you mean?

I’ve never seen it spelled like that before, with the slash in the middle. Where I come from we usually spell it sarcasm, I’m not sure it’s supposed to be a compound noun. Are you British or Canadian or some-thing?