What normally happens when a foreign agent pays an American to act against the best interest of their country? Genuine question, I'm not being sarcastic I promise.
If a foreign spy convinces a US citizen to give them information that strengthens the foreign power, even if done unwittingly, are they held responsible?
This is a slightly different situation, but at its core it's Russian spies paying off Americans to weaken their own country.
If this was efficient enough you could use them to shade plants to keep the summer heat down while also giving them full light. Hopefully it's feasible.
Charge the employees with being traitors.
It sounds like you're looking for a really uplifting sativa / haze the get the giggling feeling. The mainstream strains have been crossbred so much you'll probably have to look a bit to find a classic lineage.
I think making a game people want to play is more important.
This made me genuinely laugh out loud. Thank you.
You can sell their wool for profit. So you gain profit from the sheep, profit from the solar panels, and save money on mowing.
You've completely missed the point.
He was an influencer. The more clicks he got the more Twitter/ads would give him a cut.
He was purely inciting violence to make some money.
My friends have all stopped playing because for some reason they keep nerfing the fun out of a PvE game. I tried it again the other day and couldn't stay alive for more than a minute due to weak equipment and bad teammates. So why would I want to play any more?
I'm really disappointed in how arrowhead had treated this game.
You just have to grow a fast flowering strain or an auto flower. It's almost harder to grow where it's warm and humid because of bud rot and mildew.
Turns out the galaxy is pretty chill.
Fuck Ron Howard for making a movie about this guy to begin with