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Good riddance, we won’t miss him at all.

His only contribution to the community was this:

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Had same problem. Use this script to cancel the effects:

https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/584754-no-rainbows

It’s fine, my dog also likes pretending he’s a cat. It still doesn’t make him one 🐶

There is no even point of reading this whole bullcrap which tries to legitimize a terror organization actions. I have no idea how torn even allows such posts be posted on torn.

Go find some new hobbies, maybe try knitting.

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My condolences.

This is really sad, I have no words to say 😔

Rest in peace, Nihar 

jaki is that you again? 👀

lol 

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For someone so concerned with intelligence, you sure seem to have endless hours to waste on forums.

Anyway, this isn’t an application form, and I definitely didn’t sign up for an interrogation. This Q&A session is over, move along.

That was cute. Let me know when you say something that actually stings.

If recognizing nonsense makes me intellectually inferior, then I can only aspire to your level of enlightenment.

But listen… I truly admire your creativity! Your writing is like abstract art - people stare at it, tilt their heads, and wonder what the hell is going on.

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Oh, I understand perfectly, it’s just that I prefer my fantasy movies with subtitles. Helps when the plot is this convoluted.

Wow, that was a lot of words just to say absolutely nothing relevant. Next time you decide to drop a wall of incoherent rambling, could you maybe include subtitles? We all got lost somewhere between the mailman’s sister's nail stylist and your imaginary scenarios.

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Good riddance, we won’t miss him at all.

His only contribution to the community was this:

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It was long time ago so I can’t tell if I used “From” or “from”, but I think the same “from” convention worked in other queries I made.

I don’t do as much API requests as I used to, so it doesn’t really bother me at the moment.

Thank you for looking into this, I appreciate it.

Trick or treat 🎃

The moment I read “the fun of debating a shawarma”.

why can’t we all enjoy a good shawarma together without arguing about everything 🌯🇮🇱🇵🇸

You know you've hit the mark when the other person resorts to absurd personal attacks.

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Let me show you how good I am at Israeling things:

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Or in other words: Yes I am shameless and don't care about a value in "Urban dictionary".

It's clear you don’t fully understand food or cultural influence. If you did, you'd know that dishes and ingredients overlap in many regions, especially in places like the Middle East. For example, Maklouba is a dish with variants in at least 6 different countries (Jordan, Palestine, Syria, Lebanon, Iraq, Turkey and even more). Cultural exchange in cuisine is natural - just as a Japanese person can enjoy pizza or an Italian can appreciate sushi, Israelis can make Palestinian dishes, and Palestinians can enjoy Israeli couscous. Claiming theft over dishes is not only incorrect (they’re two different things), but it’s also an attempt to create division and undermine the legitimacy of a culture.

If you're aware of this and still argue otherwise, then you're simply trying to fuel conflict. Are you a Palestinian? Have you ever been to Palestine or Israel? Most of the Israelis and Palestinians only want to live their lives. There is more common ground between the two than what you think or try to picture.

Your image came out pixelated.

Nobody likes blurry images, so I thought to help you with the image upscaling.

You welcome ❤️

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Actually, yes. The etymology of onager as a siege weapon:

According to two authors of the later Roman Empire who wrote on military affairs, the onager's name, meaning wild ass,^[4] derived from the kicking action of the machine that threw stones into the air.^[5] This action resembled the kicking action of the hooves of the wild ass, the Syrian wild ass, a subspecies of onager, which was native to the eastern part of the empire.^[6][7] In Latin this species was known as onagrum.^[8]

^{source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Onager_(weapon)}