Actually it's more like he first sent a note to the bank saying that you can break in and notes on how to break into their bank. They send you back that they trust their customers not to break into their bank. Then he breaks in and leaves a note.
I agree, and actually reading a book because a black person wrote it is racist. When it comes to non english/norwegian books i tend to read french, russian, german or japanese. I don't read nearly as much as I want to though.
Never really needed much teacher help in math. I just pretty much did (some of) the homework assigned and then was able to do maths. A lot of the questions were pretty repetitive in elementary school so i remember me and a friend doing half of the problems each and then copying the other half...
I get kinda mad at the developers when a spokesperson for the game says some simple feature was impossible to implement, and then have that same feature implemented within a week by the community.
yeah i agree while it's fantastic it's still lacking. there's not really that many missions, and a lot of assets are borrowed across missions. Also there's tons of bugs in the game. playing it with friends is incredible fun though and for £30 it's definitely worth it. I really wish they would...
the problem with the question is why would you rate that more likely than anything else? to me the answer of the question is just everything. everything is as likely to be influenced by something supernatural if it did exist.
i can easily prove the last one: if something works or not depends on if you can use it for what you want to, you are using a computer so obviously it works. we can also prove you need air (or oxygen to be specific) because you would die if we denied you access to it. proving if computers are...
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