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The Swedes and the Internet 2023 – Privacy, Generational Gaps and Podcasts - Our lives these days are extensively lived online, this is where we work, socialize, learn about the world, “or bake a cake” as Internetstiftelsen (The S...6 months ago
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A little update - So I am one of the worst possible bloggers that existed. I don't update regularly, I forget to respond to comments and most of the time I write about drear...9 years ago
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Sissy-macho men? - I just finished work, its soon 6:30 pm and I really need to get my studying on. Especially since I did not study yesterday OR the day before. It's a scanda...12 years ago
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What if.......? - I always wonder how long something is when people say it is long.It takes a long time. It will not be long.... Subjectivity is one of the biggest causes of...13 years ago
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Iceland - day 3 - part 1 - The third day a lot of stuff was happening therefor I split the report in two parts. We spent the night in this little shelter in the middle of nowhere. Cl...14 years ago
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3 comments:
Lol. :) This is definitely Sharia law.
Not wanting to dissent, I do not think this is Sharia law. I think it is a case of somebody trying to exploit/extort from the uncivilised / uncouth behaviour of others. Whoever wrote that (and is threatening to stone people to death) is not the law. This is a reprehensible reaction to a reprehensible act, but I do not think it is Sharia or any other kind of law except maybe the law of the jungle. Lol.
yes sir your honour. Spoken like a true lawyer. Did i spell that right?? Anyway. Nobody said they will be stoned to death. I suggest the lawyers approach the bench at get their evidence right before further proceedings....
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