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Just an obvious question just in case you've overlooked it: are they different genders?

Have a nice birthday!

Ah yes I see it. Still, I love this field effect!

I don't think we should. The thing about history is that it teaches us how not to behave in certain situations. I mean, you learn from your mistakes, so humanity should look at its history in such a way to prevent bad things from happening, like wars etc. I agree with you that many conflicts arise because of historical events but I'm not sure if this would be preventable simply by not paying any more attention to our history. There is a lot of tension primarily due to religion (in my opinion at least) and by not teaching anything related to history, you would have to cut the good things about religion (religion was important and made a stable world a couple of centuries ago, if you don't look at crusades etc, life was quite okay) only because it also has a bad side. Look at WWII, that's terrible. But we learn so many things from it that it wouldn't be wise to just leave that out of the curriculum. Just look at the European Union, that started as a front against Germany (under a different name than EU) to make sure nothing like WWII would happen again. If you don't teach students about WWII, you miss a connection in explaining how the EU started out (if that's being taught at school). So because of this, I think we shouldn't. Do you think that primary schools/kindergarten(s?) should have the right to reject prospective students (toddlers really) if they aren't vaccinated in order to prevent easily preventable diseases from spreading (like the measles)?

I'll be Rev for you Spine. Anstane?

What are your goals in life, what do you hope to achieve? Would you like to live abroad? If so, which country. (so permanently)

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This is the pinnacle of all fangames