Don’t kid yourself. I’ve seen plenty of fat people with fat children. They pass it on along with diabetes and all the other health problems that come with it.
MALARKEY ! The $399.00 were all sold out !
These are just the $99.00 version for the less fortunate folks.
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Many. Not among the cultists, of course. But a lot of the fellow travelers and normie Republicans would either abstain or vote for someone else.
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My grandmother spoke eight language fluently and was able to understand more than that. Pretty? For a grandmother I guess.
My (paternal) grandmother was a wayfarer from Romania during WW1 when she was able to get here to this country. As she walked her way through many countries to escape persecution, she learned a lot of languages along the way. She obviously could speak Romanian but she also spoke Russian, Polish, Yiddish, Hungarian, German, Romani and eventually English fluently, though English was the hardest for her to get straight.
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Feel free to look up “The Obesity Code” by Dr. Jason Fung. He is a big proponent of Intermittent and Extended Fasting for diabetes and obesity. He also has a presence on YouTube.
"According to a report from Politico’s Erica Orden, election finance experts are serving notice to the RNC to tread carefully when it comes to paying Trump’s bills."
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We Americans are language challenged. When I was in the Peace Corps, I remember listening to a conversation that jumped back and forth between English, French, Portuguese and Chichewa. And I was having trouble keeping up with the English part.
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Just guessing but… She probably speaks Russian (required in a Russian satellite country when she was growing up), Slovenian, English (however imperfect), plus whatever dialect was common in her home town. Many people around the world speak several languages due to necessity.
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You mean like New York and Pennsylvania?
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Lynchings and cross burnings are traditional expressions of Pride in Southern Heritage.
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I mean, I hear people say that, but people also don’t tend to rely on juries to come to conclusions.
Nobody suddenly realized that OJ was a good, innocent man wrongfully accused of murdering his beloved wife when the verdict came back.
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Now, all of a sudden, it’s “What’s the rush?” Talk about a seismic shift in position! I feel faint just reading your words. 
There is this Ukrainian guy in my area that repairs home appliances, his wife manages his schedule, and over the phone she sounds just like Melania in both accent and lack of warmth.
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I really like Dr Mrs Strad, and how she thinks!
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Biden’s re-election won’t stop Loose Cannon from tanking the stolen documents/obstruction case. Only the 11th Circuit or death can prevent it.
But he’s only got 10 more days to bond out ~$100 million for the EJC judgment, then another couple weeks after that to come up with more than half a billion on the NY financial fraud judgment. Call me an optimist, but I really don’t think he can do it.
“How did you go bankrupt?” Bill asked.
“Two ways,” Mike said. “Gradually and then suddenly.”
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That’s true for a lot of folks born to English-speaking folks in this country.
I suspect they “sold out” in the money laundering sense.
Trump wouldn’t know Latin if it rose after three days.
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I’ve never quite understood this urgency to complete a trial of a former President in 6-8 months. That’s never seemed even remotely feasible to me and even if a judgement were rendered that quickly, it would just continue on via appeals. No one’s opinion would change and the process would still be ongoing
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