Pourquoi pas les deux
Uruanna
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The opening for Original sin credits Michael C Hall as the "inner voice" of Dexter, while the article calls him a narrator. I wonder if that means he'll be the Dark Passenger that whispers into young Dexter's ear, if we'll see scenes like when Dexter was talking with his ghost dad in the OG while the live dad will be trying to steer young Dexter away, and if they'll metaphorically confront each other.
I don't know the other countries. I don't mean it happens everywhere every day, but a big storm can throw a few trees on the lines to the South and bench all trains on those lines for half a day easily. Anyway I also meant it's not terror, just irritation. Which is usual for French people. No one was harmed, people are just sour they can't go on vacation.
If you think a bunch of trains running late for a day causes terror, you don't know the French rail system.
On paper, but the city will still say "Friday's not good for us, how about next never?" Then the protest still happens but now the police can say the protest was announced too late and is violent while setting a corn field on fire with their tear gas. Which just happened this weekend.
We did it! Two guys were fighting, one had a knife, and we stopped that guy from murdering this guy.
Ca a une belle gueule de boite à camembert.
We did spend a while making sure that individual countries could do what they wanted without engaging the responsibility of a unified NATO response, because we were terrified Putin might use it as an excuse for his NATO aggression rhetoric.
She's the villain of this movie, she's definitely not Thanos or Kang level villain. And there are suspicion that even in this movie she's a fake out and there will be another villain replacing her. Either it's Doom and this movie starts him up like Avengers 1 did Thanos, or it's someone else and it won't be a Thanos level villain either.
A bomb that could destroy Earth's core would be an admittedly impressive technical feat!
It's correct, context is important. This is sugoi as in "I can't believe you just said something crazy so casually."