Stronie Śląskie… there’s really no need to say much.
Or simply: “There’s almost nothing left to salvage, yet the strength and determination of these people are truly inspiring. Talking to them makes you rethink your own problems.”
Or simply: “There’s almost nothing left to salvage, yet the strength and determination of these people are truly inspiring. Talking to them makes you rethink your own problems.”
November 22, 2024 at 2:28 PM
Stronie Śląskie… there’s really no need to say much.
Or simply: “There’s almost nothing left to salvage, yet the strength and determination of these people are truly inspiring. Talking to them makes you rethink your own problems.”
Or simply: “There’s almost nothing left to salvage, yet the strength and determination of these people are truly inspiring. Talking to them makes you rethink your own problems.”
The steamroller hit A2 - Concert Center once again. The Americans from Cannibal Corpse don’t bother with theatrics…
1, 2, 3, go… and then there’s nothing left to pick up! :)
1, 2, 3, go… and then there’s nothing left to pick up! :)
November 22, 2024 at 2:20 PM
The steamroller hit A2 - Concert Center once again. The Americans from Cannibal Corpse don’t bother with theatrics…
1, 2, 3, go… and then there’s nothing left to pick up! :)
1, 2, 3, go… and then there’s nothing left to pick up! :)
In 2020, it was like this…
Today, the question is: what has it really changed, if things are still basically the same?
Let me clarify, I’m not saying it wasn’t worth it – it’s more about questioning the promises of this so-called “good government” for women.
Today, the question is: what has it really changed, if things are still basically the same?
Let me clarify, I’m not saying it wasn’t worth it – it’s more about questioning the promises of this so-called “good government” for women.
November 22, 2024 at 2:17 PM
In 2020, it was like this…
Today, the question is: what has it really changed, if things are still basically the same?
Let me clarify, I’m not saying it wasn’t worth it – it’s more about questioning the promises of this so-called “good government” for women.
Today, the question is: what has it really changed, if things are still basically the same?
Let me clarify, I’m not saying it wasn’t worth it – it’s more about questioning the promises of this so-called “good government” for women.