Sauf que la qualit gustative des choux de bruxelles est un sujet non politis . <| sep |> no . he ' s been pay to play for ages now <| sep |> soooo are you going to just post this everyday now ? <| sep |> They ' ll all get them from EVGA in some way or another , they just get them in large quantities instead of as needed , so they may not have sold the large batch they bought prior to the new revision . However as the 1060 is popular and it ' s been a good few weeks now I ' d say you should be safe . <| sep |> Is he five ? <| sep |> how many players joined ? any link <| sep |> IT ' S BEEN A LONG WEEK TIME TO ENJOY HIGHENERGY THANKSGIVING <| sep |> And rational I do not think so . It ' s hypocritical at best . It can be rational and hypocritical . These things are not opposites . It doesn ' t matter what the U . K . believes , this doesn ' t change reality . I find the whole no special snowflake argument a bit weird when it comes to countries . What does it even mean ? All countries are equal and should therefore be subject to same rules ? That is selfevidently not true . Not all countries are equal , all countries are different . They have different economies , cultures , histories , traditions , legal systems , geographic locations , languages , military sizes and so forth . And , even more crucially , they have different peoples who seem to want different things . Applying the same rules to different countries obviously will mean they are differently impacted by those same rules . I ' m obviously not saying that the UK is the only special snowflake . I ' m saying that all countries are special snowflakes and we should recognise this .