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Originally posted by pendejo
susceptibility

[you shall not conquer, you have created a monster]

Originally posted by Wildfire
flu

Originally posted by Mangy Mooose
shot

Originally posted by pendejo
vodka

Originally posted by pendejo
vodka

Originally posted by UmbrageOfSnow
smuggling

I took drugs for the better part of 5 years before realising that I couldn't remember why I started, why I enjoyed them, or why I continued to take them. So I stopped. The trouble was, the harsh reality of a return to reality made me want to take drugs again. So I did.

I took drugs for the better part of 10 years before realising that I couldn't remember why I started, why I enjoyed them, or why I continued to take them. So I stopped. The trouble was, the harsh reality of a return to reality made me want to take drugs again. So I did.

I took drugs for the better part of 15 years before realising that I couldn't remember why I started, why I enjoyed them, or why I continued to take them. So I stopped. The trouble was, the harsh reality of a return to reality made me want to take drugs again. So I did.

I took drugs for the better part of 20 years before realising that I couldn't remember why I started, why I enjoyed them, or why I continued to take them. So I stopped. The trouble was, the harsh reality of a return to reality made me want to take drugs again. So I did.

I took drugs for the better part of 25 years before realising that I couldn't remember why I started, why I enjoyed them, or why I continued to take them. So I stopped. The trouble was, the harsh reality of a return to reality made me want to take drugs again. So I did.

I took drugs for the better part of 30 years before realising that I couldn't remember why I started, why I enjoyed them, or why I continued to take them. So I stopped. The trouble was, the harsh reality of a return to reality made me want to take drugs again. So I did.

I took drugs for the better part of 35 years before realising that I couldn't remember why I started, why I enjoyed them, or why I continued to take them. So I stopped. The trouble was, the harsh reality of a return to reality made me want to take drugs again. So I did.

I took drugs for the better part of 40 years before realising that I couldn't remember why I started, why I enjoyed them, or why I continued to take them. So I stopped. The trouble was, the harsh reality of a return to reality made me want to take drugs again. So I did.

I took drugs for the better part of 45 years before realising that I couldn't remember why I started, why I enjoyed them, or why I continued to take them. So I stopped. The trouble was, the harsh reality of a return to reality made me want to take drugs again. So I did.

I took drugs for th ebetter part of 50 years before realising that I couldn't remember why I started, why I enjoyed them, or why I continued to take them. So I stopped. The trouble was, the harsh reality of a return to reality made me want to take drugs again. So I did.

I took drugs for the better part of 55 years before realising that I couldn't remember why I started, why I enjoyed them, or why I continued to take them. So I stopped. The trouble was, the harsh reality of a return to reality made me want to take drugs again. So I did.

I took drugs for the better part of 60 years before realising that I couldn't remember why I started, why I enjoyed them, or why I continued to take them. So I stopped. The trouble was, the harsh reality of a return to reality made me want to take drugs again. So I did.

I took drugs for the better part of 65 years before realising that I couldn't remember why I started, why I enjoyed them, or why I continued to take them. So I stopped. The trouble was, the harsh reality of a return to reality made me want to take drugs again. So I did.

I took drugs for the better part of 70 years before realising that I couldn't remember why I started, why I enjoyed them, or why I continued to take them. So I stopped. The trouble was, the harsh reality of a return to reality made me want to take drugs again. So I did.

Trouble is, I'm too old to go out and score anymore so I just shake a lot and dream of a time before I needed help to get to the toilet.

Originally posted by Starrman
Trouble is, I'm too old to go out and score anymore so I just shake a lot and dream of a time before I needed help to get to the toilet.

What happens when abortion is illegal?

Many women in countries where abortion is illegal resort to extremely dangerous methods to end their pregnancies.

So many women suffer serious injury from unsafe abortion that many countries where abortion is illegal actually provide special medical help for women who have had dangerous abortions (Kenya is an example of this).

Other countries accept that abortion is a problem that will not disappear but for political, religious or cultural reasons the governments of these countries are not prepared to legalise abortion.

In some countries a form of safe, early abortions are provided by community nurses and midwives under the label of ‘menstrual regulation’ (for example, Bangladesh uses this system of healthcare to reduce the number of women dying and injured as a result of unsafe abortion).

Each year around 70,000 women die as a result of illegal, unsafe abortions. Unsafe abortion is the cause of 15% of all deaths from maternal mortality (death caused by pregnancy or childbirth). Because abortion can be extremely safe when it is provided by trained professionals in an appropriate environment, it is considered to be the most easily preventable cause of maternal mortality.

Many health services in countries where abortion is illegal are campaigning to change the law to allow women to access safe, legal abortions and/or to ensure that help is available for those women who are injured from unsafe procedures. Some of these agencies face obstacles from abroad as well as from their own governments.

Originally posted by hopscotch
What happens when abortion is illegal?

Many women in countries where abortion is illegal resort to extremely dangerous methods to end their pregnancies.

So many women suffer serious injury from unsafe abortion that many countries where abortion is illegal actually provide special medical help for women who have had dangerous abortions (Kenya is an ex ...[text shortened]... edures. Some of these agencies face obstacles from abroad as well as from their own governments.

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Originally posted by Starrman
a a a aba a bas snd fjc aba sja aha aga aya aua aia aia aoa anamaanaka anaka anaka anaka anata ataha ataha atahaya aya aya ahaua anata ataha anaia aja akaoa ajaoa ajaoa apaoaiajauahayagatafa agata ata ata ata ata ata ata ata agauaga agauaga agauaga ahata ata atahana aha aha naiaya aia anaia anata anara aara ara afa afa afa fa afa afa afa afa afa afa afa afa afa arfa afa afa afa afa afa afa afabajaca aiafa amayada aaliuga

weather

Originally posted by hopscotch
If you say it out loud while dancing around your desk people will think you're doing a rain dance and tomorrow they will bring their umbrellas.