Кофе Malongo Burundi, Франция , в зернах, 1 кг, код 262

Nick
10.01.2015 17:27:01     "Essentially he is concerned the water in the pan is too hot, the frog is being bolied too quickly. Still, I suppose we should take any crumb of comfort from our betters."Technically, if immigration was slowed to the rate of 1 person per year in perpetuity, I think most iStevers would be happy. No doubt there would be a fundie or two who would be still up in arms but most of us would be ok with it.I'm most surprised to be reading about this stuff in the Guardian, usually the Daily Mail has the most race real stuff in the UK from what I've seen (e.g. at the time of the riots). To most Guardian readers, even with the equivocating this sort of article must read like Mein Kampf.Goodhart:"Most of us are no longer asked to risk death for our country, but we are asked to pay around one third of our income into a common national pool and, in return, the state manages large bits of infrastructure for us such as defence, transport, energy, public services, welfare and so on.For this to work, the modern citizen is expected to conform to a thicket of rules and regulations. And in order to sustain this level of sharing and co-operation, we need at least some sense of emotional citizenship', the belief that, despite many different interests, we're also part of the same team.I fear that large-scale, poorly managed immigration is endangering this social contract."Exactly. This social contract has not just been endangered - it has been torn up and shat upon. At this point the whipped horse of the white demographic may as well sit down in protest as continue to pull a growing number of laughing, cajoling free-riders.This hideous dystopia that the left has thoughtlessly midwived into being while having convinced themselves that they were creating the opposite - it is disintegrating before their eyes. Watch as the leftist rats desert their sinking ship in the manner of Hitchens and Goodhart.

Sione
01.01.2015 03:15:28     One of my favorite coildhohd memories was helping pack my dad's lunches and making them silly. One day I cut his sandwich not in half or triangular but in tiny squares. And I'd look forward to his reaction when he got home from work. I'd also write him ridiculous rhyming poems for his Birthday or whatever the occasion, and sign them the Bewildered poet. AnnetteAnnette Molitor recently posted..

Andressa
30.12.2014 14:46:26     Thanks for this article I have been riissteng Pinterest for several reasons, and I'm still not sure I am ready for it especially in light of fb going public soon and privacy laws potentially changing. If I pin things I like, aren't I setting myself up to be bombarded with marketing from those sorts of companies? and are all my pins public? what if I want to pin gift ideas that I don't want the recipient to see?and if I post an original idea, my intellectual property is out there for everyone to steal, right? I guess I still don't get it.. What am I missing, Jen?

гость
09.07.2013 10:26:54     Великолепный кофе!