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About the dress: If there is no stain There will be no political gain The republicans are ridiculous with their obsession with trivia.

Yeah being a waitress is fine. I'm not really impressed with her as a politician. I'm suspicious of populists from any side.

For counting steps. I'm overwhelmed by the choices. Just want something basic that works reasonably well.

I would prefer if Canada took over.

George Soros is paying me. Ask me how.

That or to be elected president again.

You know they could stay and continue to behave all Britishy under the Argentinian flag. You know like the Germans.

Tucker has the credibility of a stink bug.

The biglyist in American history. His legacy is secure!

(No) update. I don't have an answer yet about usability of the Medicare Advantage tactic and the independent Atlas Insurance in Thailand the same as in Mexico and Panama.

Thanks for that. I suspected as much but good to see it confirmed.

One copy only. I can confirm that with 100 percent confidence. Yes.

That's debateable.

Las Malvinas Son Argentinas innit?

Well, I agree Israeli democracy is being degraded (somewhat of an international trend) but I think your analysis sounds off. Yes strange coalitions are needed to take power but if the more moderate and left parties had enough voters they could take power from the far right, but they don't.

Looking into the background of Man With A Movie Camera led me this:

This is an experimental Soviet film done in 1929. Not appreciated in its time, it now can be found on lists of ten best movies of all time. Not for everyone, ha ha.

Being terminally literal is a terrible thing. You might understand this better if you study the race politics of the Dominican Republic. There you can learn the difference between social perceptions and biology. Another example Brazilians wouldn't consider Obama black but Americans do. Again these social constructs vary radically depending on the national culture.

I won't comment on the foreign currency thing when mixed with multiple accounts but technically multiple accounts are OK according to the law. But when I think multiple for an extension, I think of two accounts. The more complexity that you add to your application the more work it is for immigration to figure out if you've complied with the balance requirements throughout the year. So I would say it is quite ill advised to submit an overly complicated application. Not everything is black and white.

He's become a parody of himself (in a very dark comedy).

Of course I meant with a family history not without. The majority of American blacks have that family history.

Sure both sides but how is that supposed to happen? If just the Israelis magically elected a liberal government that wouldn't magically result in peace.

He considers himself black and the majority of American blacks consider him black. They do consider him different than American blacks without a family history of slavery in America though. If you don't understand what social construct means, there are ways to learn.

I wasn't talking about skin color. Racial classifications are SOCIAL CONSTRUCTS and they vary radically between different countries. Again, and this is a FACT, in the American racial context, Obama is definitely BLACK. Cheers

That's a very weird post because to enroll in Part B you don't need a U.S. address. Yes for expats like me enrolled in Part B, that's about 170 a month for nothing. But for Advantage you do need a U.S. address and you still pay for Part B. Not sure if you're American but I'd say the majority of U.S. expats play some kinds of games claiming a U.S. address of a relative or friend for such things as banking and credit cards. etc. My information says a majority of expats in Colombia use their U.S. address for Social Security because there really isn't postal service in Colombia so complying with the proof of life letters is very problematical. I really don't mind that you're saying that using a US address for Social Security and/or Medicare is a kind of fraud. I wouldn't really argue with you. But so is lying to banks, etc. What are the consequences if found out? Arguably nothing or minimal. It's something for each expat to consider every time they use a U.S. address when they actually live abroad. I'm not the morality police and neither are you.