Didn't like that training was on less -capable aircraft (probably all that could be spared in wartime), gets petulant and slags off his superiors. Gets put in a cell for a weekend to think it over, then decides to steal an aircraft, desert, waste time of the police of more than one nation, the courts time, and diverts resources that could be used in the war (THREE planes sent after him), all due to his own selfishness. We're supposed to applaud this?
http://bit.ly/2muu245 Keean Bexte of Rebel News asked Environment Minister Catherine McKenna some tough questions, and CTV News-Ottawa's Mike Arsalides didn'...
The lawsuit against CBS, Netflix, and Alex Kurtzman's Star Trek Discovery by Anas Abdin, creator of the point and click adventure game Tardigrades has been d...
Well this is pretty sickening. The plagiarism was barefaced and blatant to anyone with half a brain. Anas had a mountain of evidence and it was clear the CBS was using underhanded tactics to drag out and waste the court's time hoping he would run out of money. Nasty shitbags. I haven't watched anything Star Trek since STD started, and I'm not about to any time soon.
Daniel is diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder and several other mental illnesses. He experiences paranoid delusions in which he believes other are consta...
An elderly gentleman who used to live near me had to move to a nursing home and we still keep in touch time to time. Last time we talked he told me he knows dementia is overtaking him. He's forgetting friends, getting frustrated by things that used to be simple to do, he's depressed and doesn't know why, nurses had to drug him when he had an 'episode'. He told me it's the worst thing he's ever felt and understands why lots of people in their old age want to just get it over with.
Many won't admit their deepest fears, or acknowledge they have them. But after seeing this guy's struggle in this video I'll admit with complete candour, that my greatest fear is losing my mind. Losing control of it.
It's probably one of, if not the most terrifying notions, and this poor guy's living through it, trying his best to power through it. Gotta give him massive respect for not giving in.
Why does shit like this have to be labelled on a kid's cartoon video game character? Can't we just like... leave it alone?
And it begins, the ravening hordes of useful idiots consume their masters. Fucking predictable.
That's actually a hilarious tweet, why apologize?
Didn't like that training was on less -capable aircraft (probably all that could be spared in wartime), gets petulant and slags off his superiors. Gets put in a cell for a weekend to think it over, then decides to steal an aircraft, desert, waste time of the police of more than one nation, the courts time, and diverts resources that could be used in the war (THREE planes sent after him), all due to his own selfishness. We're supposed to applaud this?
Disgraceful behavior from an immature brat.
I know it's cliche now, but this seriously deserves a 'play stupid games..."
And the 4 years of tragic comedy ends in one last joke. 38 days to election day, Canada. Choose wisely.
Well this is pretty sickening. The plagiarism was barefaced and blatant to anyone with half a brain. Anas had a mountain of evidence and it was clear the CBS was using underhanded tactics to drag out and waste the court's time hoping he would run out of money. Nasty shitbags. I haven't watched anything Star Trek since STD started, and I'm not about to any time soon.
An elderly gentleman who used to live near me had to move to a nursing home and we still keep in touch time to time. Last time we talked he told me he knows dementia is overtaking him. He's forgetting friends, getting frustrated by things that used to be simple to do, he's depressed and doesn't know why, nurses had to drug him when he had an 'episode'. He told me it's the worst thing he's ever felt and understands why lots of people in their old age want to just get it over with.
Many won't admit their deepest fears, or acknowledge they have them. But after seeing this guy's struggle in this video I'll admit with complete candour, that my greatest fear is losing my mind. Losing control of it.
It's probably one of, if not the most terrifying notions, and this poor guy's living through it, trying his best to power through it. Gotta give him massive respect for not giving in.
Ain't it great to have freedom of speech and freedom to do that?