Are those two sentences related ? Like you want to visit the country because their people killed a lot of Russians 80 years ago ? <| sep |> Something something you ' re a racist <| sep |> You are probably right , but when the ps 4 came out I got it 2 days early . <| sep |> Can ' t a man just peacefully enjoy the taste of his own ballsweat . Dogs get to do it . I swear the double standards up in here are ridiculous <| sep |> doot doot i heard you say humerus I am summoned <| sep |> Emotionally charged events are remembered better than those of neutral events . <| sep |> The problem is that when people learn English they lean heavily on the present simple tense because it ' s used more often in other languages . The problem is that in English it ' s really only used for general expressions or sometimes for the future . I work at Bosch , I work tomorrow , etc .