Ah yes , friends . What level do you have to be to obtain these ? <| sep |> thinly veiledgo fuck yourself . <| sep |> In short tests I am not surprised . If I ' m buying an i 7 its because I plan to use it under stress test conditions . That ' s when it will not hold up . <| sep |> We don ' t need the fucking Fake NeWzz MSM ! !!! FUCK THEM <| sep |> If your team was so blatantly robbed of a sure victory over a # 1 team like we were you ' d be upset to . <| sep |> Technically SM chakra is unlimited <| sep |> You look like an alien going undercover as a human <| sep |> If some asshole has a grievance and wants to just target a specific individual they usually just attack their victim inperson , because it ' s far simpler , and also because it ' s less likely to get federal attention . Speaking as a cop , this is simply not true . Heatofthemoment malicious acts occur in person , usually . Premeditated , planned malicious acts that aren ' t a persontoperson assault or murder , usually occur relatively anonymously . You piss off a coworker , but they don ' t confront you right then , so they key your car , or slash your tires . You make someone who lives a block over in your neighborhood mad , and they follow you home after you cut them off to see what garage you pull into , and if they don ' t get out and start yelling at you , maybe later they throw a brick at your window . So on , and so forth . This is why the biggest and first question asked when investigating an anonymous malicious act is , Do you have any enemies , or anyone you ' ve upset or gotten into an argument with , or anything similar ? Random acts of malicious violence , or acts of malicious violence against total strangers , are very uncommon . Which is why they ' re so much more shocking , because not only is the concept itself appalling , but it also doesn ' t happen very often at all .