virgo lady

As do hookers and strippers. The point? 😉

I already posted that in my post above, just worded differently than you.

It's a lot easier to tear a paper bill.... Features: A special locking mechanism allows the outer ring and the core to stay locked together. This mechanism has been developed by the Royal Canadian Mint and is patented. The inner core of the coin can withstand up to 181 kilos of pressure, or about ten times the pressure the average human hand can exert. The coin has a unique electromagnetic signal which allows each coin to be accepted to rejected by coin accepting machines such as vending, parking, transit, and coin counting machines. The coin is made of pure alloy mate

Nice coin, like the reverse two tone of the Toonie in Canada. Two tone, 2 bucks. Time for the USA to get it going, feeding rumpled bills into a vending machine that spits them back half the time is so passe'. 😉

2 ways to look at this (or more, probably) Hotel now has 250, Guests have 30, and Bellhop has 20, so that totals 300. Or as this student of accounting does it:

Can't handle virgo lady? So sad. Add mysogynistic to your long list of issues, apparently.

Then why don't you post under your real name, Sr. Andy Panda blah blah blah? And no one cares what you "cotton to" or not.

A 300 liter tank can last a year, if a home has a solar water heater. If I was building now, I would go smaller than that for sure, save $$, save space. Cooking and even gas dryers use very little in comparison.

Yep, just ask anyone from Texas, great place to go during a power outage too. 🤣🤣

Some good info here on variants and how they may avoid the immune response....stay safe everyone. Canada is losing the race between vaccines and variants as the 3rd wave worsens | CBC News

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Excerpt from Associated Press article in Globe & Mail: Britain recommends continued use of all vaccines after reports of 30 cases of blood clots linked to AstraZeneca shot - The Globe and Mail Britain’s medicines regulator has reported that 30 people who received the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine developed rare blood clots, up from five cases the agency disclosed last month. The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency said in an updated safety report issued late Thursday that out of 18.1 million vaccinations with the AstraZeneca jab, it had received a total of 22 re

We have the reason. Nothing but the vaccine can explain why these individuals had this immune response. ~ Professor Pål Andre Holme, Oslo University Hospital A March 18, 2021, article in Science Norway reads, in part:8 The three health workers reported acute pain, bleeding, low platelet counts and were found to have blood clots in “unusual places,” such as their stomachs and brains. Later that same day, March 18, 2021, the European Medicines Agency ruled the AstraZeneca vaccine is “safe and effective, despite some concerns over possible side effects,” CNBC reported,9 an

Gotta call the whacks out on the false info they post, sorry if it bothers you.

I support vaccination 100% and will take Pfizer or Moderna or probably J&J as soon as any of those is / are offered to me. Right now, not the Astra Zeneca, however, as has been discussed, and continues to be a concern: (special note to Andy Panda.....I continue to be right on this, and you.....not) British regulators increase number of blood clot cases after AstraZeneca vaccine to 30 | CBC News