Varyk

ha!

this is such a surprising and good answer, I'm happy to read it and happy that you're happy.

when people ask me how Trump won, I explain that Americans care so little about women as a group that they're letting them die in front of hospitals rather than allowing them to have health care.

"allowing" them.

so the party hoping to elect a woman president is at an extreme disadvantage.

I also think domestic and international election interference election interference plays a much more significant role in American elections than people think and in hindsight and future history textbooks, people will be shaking their heads, not just at the electoral college, but at direct election interference securing Republican victories.

people don't think election interference is important because we hear the word gerrymander or social media bias or "Russian troll farms" and since they're omnipresent, they're dismissed, although they have direct practical influence on campaigns and election processes.

haha, thanks. 28 so far.

I really like podcasts and eating large dinners and then walking or bicycling after that, so I'll spend spend 3 or 4 hours a day learning something from a podcast and idly burning off all the great food I ate!

If you like walking games, the only other one I've really enjoyed is called "the walk", and it's sort of a serialized radio show, and every 10 miles or so you walk you'll unlock another chapter so you can hear the next part of the story.

it's a pretty cool story and very professionally done with a bunch of different voice actors.

a thousand gold ores.

that I'm determined to do through gold panning.

I actually really want to do gold panning in real life, and I aim to soon, so walkscape will be its proxy until I get the opportunity.

Ok

thank you, that's exactly what I'm looking for. appreciate it.

what specific things can you point out to dismiss the case?

would one clearly false sentence in a police report be enough?

I was looking at one of those a couple years ago, I've only heard good things.

thanks.

that's a really good point about being obvious when you're interviewing people too.

loops is now confirmed my new Vine substitute, thanks.

wow, Big change for him.

I always like his videos, I'm happy to see him so happy.

do you mean an electric kick scooter or a motor scooter?

every year the Taiwanese walk a pilgrimage to honor the water god that they like there, Mazu, so my instinct is for you to follow that route.

everywhere is connected by roads in Taiwan with nature trails all around, so you'll be pretty safe to start off from wherever you land, but some roads will be busy or so I assume that the mazu pilgrimage route will be a little more off the beaten path, although I know it goes through some towns and cities.

and all the cities are near the beach so you can go from the beach and then 1 mile in the mountain starts climbing up, so you'll be able to see everything very easily on an electric scooter.

ya know what, let's see.

https://taiwangods.moi.gov.tw/html/landscape_en/1_0011.aspx?i=34#:~:text=Starting%20from%20Baishatun%20Gongtian%20Temple,four%20hundred%20kilometers%20in%20total.

it specifically says it's a foot pilgrimage, but I can't imagine anyone minding you on a scooter, especially if you're not going during the actual pilgrimage month, which is usually April.

that site has all the information and the route.

Taipei is probably good to start in just because their roads are going to be so good, and you'll want to at least see Taipei first, but you're not going to have any trouble getting around Taiwan.

i prefer hualien as a city, it's a lot slower but it has everything and is a very comfortable town to live in.

I love Taiwan, you're going to have a great time. their breakfast foods are second to none. but then their Buddhist vegetarian buffets are also second to none. their curry is pretty good too. and their fried mushrooms. oh and their sushi is great

I might see you there, haha.