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does anyone know why all my Google search results are dated something xxxx BE, like 2567 BE or the like?
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is the link broken?
oh, no, sorry, haha.
I've been living abroad for a very long time.
If you are a native English speaker, you can be saving a couple grand per month in a few weeks if you don't have a passport yet or start tomorrow if you do have a passport.
there are thousands of ESL jobs that will pay you an absolute minimum of $2,000 us a month working 25 hours a week in countries where the cost of living is less than $500 a month, but the quality of life is the same or better than the states.
you can get out of all the politics shit, go live a real life, and make a bunch of money doing it while doing good in the world helping students realize their potential and provide them with greater opportunities, and being an unofficial cultural ambassador, as far as you want to bridge the cultural gap between countries.
If you have any questions, I love talking about this stuff.
ohhhh boy, lemmy demographics kicking in, half an hour in with this as the first response.
El Salvador?
There are way more mangas where people are fighting tigers than I expected, so I am not able to pin this one down specifically.
Captions by supermegaman
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Creepo lava monster wolverine murder baby
This is probably still my favorite title. We learn more about crayak, the ellimist, see erek in action, are given deep and significant insight into the moral implications of yeerk evolution, it's an absolutely devastating blow to the might and combined strategy of the animorphs, and the ending is devastating and satisfying.
And the design of the howlers is super cool.
And I like The Lion King and it opens with The Lion King play being frozen in time by probably my favorite character the ellimist.
I love this title. This book engaged with every relevant subject in the animorphs in novel and thought-provoking ways while being filled with cool alien fights.
The venber are super cool hammerhead ski alien maybe hybrid cyborg people with laser bazookas, and unrelated
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I really like the part where everyone seems to be asking Cassie's permission to eat the seal and she tells them off.
I think I like this book so much because in hindsight it really marks where everything begins to draw down.
This is a true survival scenario, the animorphs are absolutely miserable for a very long part of the book in stark survival mode, Rachel, sacrifices a foot to save Cassie, Marco keeps them on mission, Cassie is coming to practical terms with the limits of her ethics and a letting the rest of the group know them, or rather the rest of the Animorphs are coming to terms with what Cassie came to terms with books ago that ideals cannot always survive The realities of war, especially when you're a child soldier in that war, there's a lot of group dynamic and ethical complexity going on here that continues to its fruition by the end of the series.
And they also get to morph polar bears and kick ass at the end of the book.
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I love the aliens in the next book, the Venber, so I'm going to throw up some fan art and official art.
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I don't know. Maybe it was because I liked hammerhead sharks so much when I was younger, but these guys are just so weird, and this book is so good.
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TIL 40 states in the US charge you $20-$80 a day for being incarcerated in prison.
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The helmacrons. So...
yikes, never heard of that. thanks, I'll go look it up.