In that case remove all child benefits. Their spawn are their spawn and nobody else's.
Or sterilise thickos at birth.
In that case remove all child benefits. Their spawn are their spawn and nobody else's.
Or sterilise thickos at birth.
Of course until 1965 immigration to the US heavily stacked toward western and northern Europeans.
Speaking of pissing if I ever have to misfortune to go back to Massachusetts I'll make it a point to water Fat Teddy's grave.
This would wake you up:
How come those blades are so flammable?
Resin used in the composite blade is flammable. Most likely it is polyester resin. I see either carbon, glass or aramid fibers are used. These composites are also not recyclable.
I'm just surprised at anything staying alight when moving so fast through the air, I would have thought it would blow itself out.
So is my canoe that flammable? Just incase I light a campfire in it out at sea or something!
Probably if you get it hot enough. Cured epoxy resin is not flammable but it's also more expensive than polyester typically isn't used for consumer grade boats. Uncured polyester resin is very flammable but will burn even when cured. Don't smoke when you're patching your cane.
Like a lot of plastics, try not to breathe around burning polyester.
For more electricity obviously. Remove your OCD before replying or I'll just make fun of you.
It's 40c to pay for the fossil fuels. Ther isn't enough wind power.
What maintainence do you need? Once it's there it just runs.
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