SevanAcher

I don’t want to underestimate our opponent’s capabilities, but I don’t think our Diaspora will simply sit back and watch the game unravel. It would be foolish on Azeri’s part to overlook that detail.

I was just listening to her "im kyanki garun" this morning. it's so unexpected May she rest in peace.

http://www.rudyfoto.com/hol/crematoria.html http://www.remember.org/ideas/kz.html http://www.natall.com/national-vanguard/as...d/prussian.html http://www.holocaust-history.org/dachau-gas-chambers/ I guess my Jewish professor had chosen a side. The last one was as close to objective as I got. I understand your argument, but I hope we’re on the same page regarding the issue that narcissism is notorious in engineering to. (though in various form, I’d say it’s prominent in most arenas).

This is a horrifying, but nonetheless interesting piece. I was going to say “this is why I chose engineering,” but than remembered that during the Holocaust, engineers proposed making the gas chambers more efficient. I guess this “narcissism” doesn’t exactly segregate.

A bit of a waste of creativity there on his part. In any case, my mom never had to face this dilemma; she had the same last name as my dad

Some casinos don’t have a 13th floor…eg: Stratosphere in Vegas. I think superstition is a bunch of crap…tu tu tu…lol

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