Yet G Soros is still alive at 200

How so? In Europe Catholics presence kinda correlates with racism instead.

hehehhe ruzians will wake up one day and find themselves back in the 19th century they already did except they still had internet but not anymoar hahaha heeehehehe hehehe i live here

I'm going to guess you mean you are the minority here.

No, but I remember CT Bernd. He was originally from somewhere in the Midwest but then moved to CT around 2013 and worked as a parking lot attendant for awhile. He then became a mailman.

this boards last strain of life has been killed by not removing /hs/ from the overboard and BO not giving a shit about the cp bots

This could have been your happy face on the tool concert but you chose to ridicule me instead. I hope when you go there you have to wash your hands on the toilet and by accident you will splash some water from the sink onto your pants so that it will look like you have peed yourself. But you will hopefully have fun nevertheless.

Dreaming that you have cancer doesn't mean you actually have one. Perhaps you have an unresolved issue that you perceive extremely serious, but you feel you either can't do anything about it, or it would need a serious, long struggle which might leave you drained.

What type of cancer you had in your dream? The affected organ might tell more about the issue. For example if it's skin it could mean your interaction with the outside world. If brain it could be self-control.

Ofc it can be a number of things and I can't tell you what it means to you, only you can solve it. Abstraction and association of ideas are important.

1) Russia as we know it today was formed by Princes of Moscow. Moscow was originally subordinate to Vladimir-Suzdal which was the strongest in the region of Zalesye (today's Russia's core), but rose to prominence when there was a succession crisis in Vladimir-Suzdal ~1300. The Golden Horde, which collected tribute from the Russian princes, decided to issue a jarlig to them, a low-power actor, rather than the stronger Tver. Long story short, Moscow used this favouritism well and consolidated power, and as the Golden Horde's power faded by the end of 1400s used the position to not just annex the other Princes in Zalesye but also Novgorod the Great to the north. From there on the Russians fought against other Golden Horde successors (e.g. Kazan) and spread eastwards, at first in search and control of trade routes from Siberia, later as an imperial enterprise.

 

2) Kazakhstan (or rather, Kazakh Khanate/Ulus) formed after fragmentation of the Golden Horde. Originally the Kazakhs were part of the Uzbek Khanate under Abulkhair, but Janibek and Kerei, unhappy with his rule, collected a horde 200,000 men and migrated east, to the border with the Chagatai. Then there was a struggle for independence from the Uzbek in second half of 15th century which was, evidently, successful.

looks dyed

A computer engineer.

I know how to trick the self checkout machines at Kroger (2nd largest grocery chain in USA after Walmart) into giving you your first item free. I've done it on purpose once or twice when I was really broke a few years ago, but it's so easy that I occasionally do it on accident