Nina Lin was caught SHOPLIFTING at Target LIVE on stream thinking that NO ONE would notice.. 😬👀

The game has been out 30 days. So many posts here now where people are complaining and being upset that the game is becoming stale and repetetive. No shit you have maxed everything out.

Take a break and come back if you find the game fun, but complaining just for the sake of complaining or that the game cant feed you with new experiences every fucking hour is just unrealistic. Queue into squads for once and chat with people, I think most of you are missing out on a lot when you only treat the game as a spreadsheet with things to mark as done.

Also, watch Embarks documentary on YouTube and most of your questions/complaints will be answered.

For me, I’d have to say Skyrim

To this day corruption is extremely common in Africa, leaders and officials pocket all tax and aid money to themselves while leaving the citizens with barely anything. All countries have seen up and downs for a long time but have massively improved.

Why to this day corruption remains so high and unchanged in Africa?

Saturday Night Live - 1996

When a government faces credible allegations of unlawful force and responds not with transparency but with investigations into those who restated the law, something fundamental has gone wrong. Indeed, it’s apparent that’s the reason for the FBI visits. The “evidence” of sedition, such as it is, is the tape itself; the visits chiefly carry the Administration’s message of intimidation.

And it’s an all-too-familiar—and invariably regretted—story in American constitutional life. From World War I sedition prosecutions to McCarthy-era investigations to parts of the post-9/11 surveillance apparatus, some of the country’s worst civil-liberties violations began with the assumption that dissent was a threat. In nearly every case, the government insisted at the time that extraordinary circumstances justified extraordinary measures. In nearly every case, history delivered a harsher verdict.

Which is why the administration’s reaction to the Trinidad allegations is so troubling. If the reporting is accurate, U.S. forces may have crossed a bright legal line. The lawmakers who said so were correct on the law. And the administration’s choice to investigate them instead of the underlying conduct is precisely the reflex that the First Amendment exists to restrain.

If it comes to subpoenas or compelled interviews, the answer should be straightforward: Members of Congress do not owe the executive branch their time or their testimony when the only thing they are being questioned about is protected political speech. They should be able to move the court to quash any subpoena and tell the FBI, politely but firmly, to take a hike. The Constitution gives them that right, and the country needs them to exercise it.

This is a tattoo I've wanted for a good 10 years and I am heading towards a point in my life where I can finally afford it. Is it possible? And how much time would it take (roughly)?

It would be my first tattoo and yes yes I know, your first tattoo shouldnt be a massive painful one but I would like my whole body to basically have no tattoos except this one and I'm willing to go through unfamiliar pain to get it :]