It's ultimately the same thing. As long as there aren't any exposed wires, it's safe.
pearsaltchocolatebar
joined 2 years ago
It's not him I'm worried about. He's always been just a puppet.
For me, it was being perpetually high on weed for 6 years. Now I can just let everything roll off.
Birds definitely leave bullet holes in the sides of planes.
Daisy chaining outlets is totally a thing, though. If no wires are exposed, there's nothing inherently dangerous about running copper from one to another.
How? Can't you read where he said he would personally take unforgivable actions against them? I'm what world should that be considered empty?
Would you think it was empty if it was said to you by an angry customer? I certainly wouldn't in this country.
It was like 20 years ago when I saw it. It never really had any humanity.
I will be coming after your executive team personally. Please call me before I do things that are unforgivable and will make your executive team question their life choices.
You think that's empty?
I have 20 year old jeans that get washed once a week.
If you're actually worried about damaging the fabric, hang dry them and wash with cold water.
No, I knew what they were saying.