Dom

i want it backwards i want it raw

like ur braincells m8

if anyone knows the where abouts of Rangaa, can u pls contact me he's reported missing ty

valhallahu akbar v2

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n1 cp

waiting for someone to call me a conspiracy theorist

~soggylogic

i'll post runescape lores next time for u

2013 - 2014*

fyi i aint a bot u dumb farmers

http://past.oxfordjournals.org/content/210/suppl_6.toc good read extract; The story of the Soviet Union’s post-war years appears almost as remarkable as the story of the war.1 The USSR came to victory in 1945 only after first coming close to total defeat. In 1945 the Red Army occupied Tallinn, Riga, Vilnius, Warsaw, Berlin, Vienna, Prague, Budapest, and Sofia, but behind the army the country lay in ruins. Its people had suffered 25 million premature deaths. The survivors were profoundly weary. Many hoped for reconciliation and relaxation. Despite this, in the years immediately following, the Soviet economy and polity returned quickly to their previous form. There was renewed political and economic mobilization. Economic resilience was reflected in rapid Soviet post-war economic recovery. Political resilience can be seen in Stalin’s rapid consolidation of the political system: there would be no reforms for a decade. The rigid hierarchies of party and state control were not loosened up, but were reinforced while their frontiers were pushed outward to the shores of the Baltic and into Central Europe. What gave the Stalinist political economy its post-war resurgence? I will place the Soviet recovery in a broader European context. The result is a puzzle: across most of Europe there was a clear association between post-war prosperity and economic and social reforms, but not in the Soviet Union. A closer look at Soviet post-war institutions in the late 1940s suggests that if anything they were more centralized, militarized, secretive, and punitive than in the late 1930s. The rapid Soviet economic recovery from World War II becomes less surprising when we take into account the Soviet economy’s very large backlog of unexploited potential, not all of it due to the war. Institutions are still important, though, because ineffective institutions can mean that unexploited potential is never realized. In one respect, unchanged Soviet institutions could operate more …

i think it's pretty sad if clans are thinking about closing, how is less clans ever better?

but doesn't in foe, does that mean aao leadership is at fault? also idk why ppl are aiming comments at me, I aint even in a clan currently

When I see aftermath topics of clans having to use mains to compete, you may think it's cool if you're in the clan doing it but from the outside, you're actually ruining your own clans reputation and legacy. If I was gonna try join a PURE clan I certainly wouldn't join one that needs to use mains. Maybe those clans should show a little respect to the pure community and sticking to being pures only, you might actually get people considering apping for your clan, the only people who're currently joining are ex-members, people who're joining for friends and those who like to be toxic. Clans are getting applicants who've never clanned before and it's bringing new players to the scene and you get those who seemingly wish to destroy it, can you actually justify your actions?

kain is always watching the sharkbrew forums whilst dancing

give him detention please and extra homework