I've seen that once, like 14 years ago. I could not know, sorry.
It reminded me of something, but I couldn't connect the dots, so it was easier to ask.

the fuck am i reading

im studying at the US atm, im safe. but my family is not ;[

You should see about getting citizenship and see if you can bring your family to the us

yeah i asked about that in the advice section but i didn't get a good answer. i have zero clue how to get a citizenship

your best bet is to actually get some sort of visa for your parents, or if you somehow get money, have them come visit on a temporary pass then they just.... go missing ;)

thanks man, trying my best.

Or maybe people can have their own preferences such as liking blondes over brunettes or brown eyes over blue or people that are exciting, fun and happy over people that browse FunnyJunk.

Or maybe you're just unattractive, but she's too nice to put it that bluntly.

Flying was terrible past Wrath.

Cata was built around flying, so every Cata zone (besides Vash'ir) feels disjointed. Kinda like someone took a bunch of smaller zones with no relation to each other and lazily stitched them together at slightly different elevations. Hyjal was the worst for this, because every layer of that fucking mountain was completely different. Uldum was pretty great though.


It was a godsend in MoP, because Pandaria zones were either a: boring as fuck to run through (Kun Lai) or annoying as fuck to run through, constantly aggroing mobs and getting stuck on small shit (Jade Forest, Dread Wastes).

I'm happy they wont have flying in WoD. Because they made Draenor with ground mounts and not flying in mind, they made zones that actually make sense and feel connected.

I quite like the concept of no flying mounts at the start of a new expansion. Just like MoP. It takes away from what the game is trying to show you when you use ground mounts.

personaly I found it good that you couldn't fly in draenor all the time

I didn't mean you specifically with the yelling murder thing, just alot of other comments.
The thing that really makes me feel it was an accident was the fact it was a no knock warrent. Which are usually for someone dangerous or someone you don't want to give time to escape.

Not really rage, or even anything I didn't previously say. You never know what the cop truely felt on those moments, and you don't know what the dog was doing either. A dog is loyal to its owner, and even a sweet well trained dog wI'll defend it's home and family when it feels threatened. You can't blame the animal for it. I'm just trying to see this from a more nutral stand then everyone else yelling murder at the cop. The dog was acting as dogs do, and the cop made a mistake going into the wrong home. It's not fair to anyone involved. And I'd say the dogs owner should at least be able to sue. But that doesn't bring a dog back.

I'm not really yelling at the cop for murder, it was an accident indeed or was it . But actually putting a bullet into the dog, well there would have been something really wrong for that to happen or the cop didn't want to take chances maybe. Whatever the cop was thinking or what the dog was doing, i doubt it was a situation to shoot the dog.

A cop should know what to expect from dogs going into a house randomly the dog is going to act in defense everyone knows this.

I didn't mean you specifically with the yelling murder thing, just alot of other comments.
The thing that really makes me feel it was an accident was the fact it was a no knock warrent. Which are usually for someone dangerous or someone you don't want to give time to escape.

GG

thx