Dragon

Arguably, I believe America is the oldest constitutional nation.

I recently visited a church with a painting of John the Baptist and Jesus and, well...

Out of curiosity, what do you usually choose? I would imagine men tend to be less likely to care, but also maybe more dangerous if they do happen to care.

I guess it depends how far they wanted to go to investigate you. Theoretically they could try to find your social media history, etc.

TBF Jesus was pretty reluctant to use his magical healing powers on non-Israelis

Apparently you can get in trouble for lying on those questionnaires

What websites do you notice a lot of Spanish people using?

Can you please share what they are

So far the only papers that I've seen cover this unequivocally are foreign ones

I don't know, that might be true. Certainly at some price it becomes a good deal.

I mean I was talking about a used car sale, which doesn't financially contribute to the company. It bothers me that people object to simply owning a Tesla (not buying) to the point that they feel like they have to get rid of one they already have. This mentality speaks to a sickness of identity which ties ones indicators of belonging to a commercial brand. I am not even talking about consumer choices like whether to shop at Amazon. I am talking about publicly visible choices like clothing, cars, watches. To suggest that these should communicate ones political alignment or disalignment is to buy into the idea of brand as identity.

Idk I haven't been paying much attention I've only heard about the cyber truck specifically having issues