Felicity

Cindy only stared before a moment before she nodded, a jerky, spasming motion. She turned her eyes back towards the treeline with a haggard expression. She got some of her footing back but her hands stayed where they were, supporting her as she walked now rather than dragging her along. Half her skirt was now ragged and dirty, from soft white cotton to a coarse brown mat. Locks of her hair now trailed down her face after coming loose from the ponytail she had been wearing. Otherwise though she seemed physically fine.

Fantatastic

well if we do multiple petitions we can do multiple strips no?

Cindy's wide, terrified eyes locked with Damions. She whimpered slightly as her hands continued to drag her along. She had heard him. Her heart still fluttered in manic fear.

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RWBY gets better as it goes because aside from introducing more interesting elements and attaching you to a character the team behind it gets better at producing it. Animation, dialogue, fight choreography all gets better as you go.

Panic was a very real force in Cindys mind now, the urgency in Os and Damions voices reinforced the fear and overcame the strange interest in the monstrosity ahead of them. A giant canine behemoth of flame appeared, contesting Li bravely before being proven nothing to her. Then Marius' unconscious body crashed into her, sending her sprawling, and she loosed a pitched wail of abject terror. The Phantom hands spasms, floating in the air where Li had only been for a moment and raced to wards Cindy like 4 silent hornets. wo of them grabbed the girls arms, hauling her up with a painful grip. The other two clinged onto Mariuses body, not even trying to lift him but instead drag his body across the ground. They moved surprisingly quickly towards the treeline, Cindys wails breaking up into hoarse coughs within the smoke and her eyes frantically bounded around in her sockets, looking for other students like Os and Damion, her teachers or, God forbid, Li.

Her breath was ragged, her face burned in the ashen air, her head rang with the furious impact. Her eyes though, Cindys eyes were drawn to the magnificent woman fighting the demigods she had just met. The rational part of her knew fear and the urge to flee but the rest of her was enraptured by the intensity of the woman, so fierce and vibrant. Cindys face was a portrait of idle confusion, mouth parted slightly and eyes slightly unfocused, only vaguely gazing at the coerator ahead of them. Her feet moved in tandem with the sheer desire, wanting to move closer regardless of the risk. she held out a hand absently to Li's back and all four of her phantom hands followed, mirroring the gesture but at a far faster speed, latching on to the woman's arms as though trying to get her attention. They were oblivious to the heat around her and shook her, bizarrely gentle in the furious combat.

1 million of 7 billion, the study states that is on a worldwide scale, do you wanna explain to me how that's widely used? Think about that in percentage. The average uses of ECT would be a real small number in individual countries and that doesn't even say that the treatments are effective. Also, you're cherry picking that fact from the start of the study when if you read a little further down it aims to provide that kind of data late on. It comments " On the whole, there seems to be a paucity of updated ECT utilization surveys, reviews, and data. There is, therefore, an imminent need for a systematic international review concerning contemporary use of ECT. Against this background, the main objective of this article is to give a systematic contemporary overview (from 1990) of the extent to which ECT is used worldwide. " so please read your source before citing it.

because ECT is an outdated and ridiculous treatment. You evidently didn't do much research because ECT is largely studied academically rather than put into practice, examiners in psychology will mark you down for not stating ECT is a historical treatment. Further, I doubt sigmund even did the procedure properly (having one node placed on top of the head and on on the temple) so there's even less chance it had any positive impact at all. What I remember of the course is that ECT impacts the brains neurotransmitters, which most think play a key role in mental disorders, too much dopamine for example is thought to be a cause for schizophrenia. However you can't control how that change actually happens and is likely to fuck you up more oft than not. EDIT and of course its traumatising, someone abducted her and shocked her against her will. Electricity will only make that go away if it gives her short term memory loss.

Christamas elf pic, feat scarf, hat and headphones

all it ever says is critical process died. There's no error code, i've been looking believe me. Only a QR code but i have no idea what to do with that.

Once upon a time little elf Dobby went to sleep updating his windows pc. He awoke to find he was faced with a blue screen of death. windows kept collecting error data and restarting only to do so again until the pc started letting him troubleshoot. I can't start it in safe mode, I can't restore the system to a prior date, I can't even go back before the update or reset the pc properly, all of these processes stop halfway through for no Damn reason. im planning on calling in the tech support people I get from student finance but I wanted to see if anyone here has beaten the same thing.

I've seen parts but never really paid attention It's a wonderful life Same greeting, not accounting for accents n shit

I am convinced that you need either 10 kills and no deaths or 200cs minimum to get an S mid

i literally searched anime Christmas on pinterest and liked this guy i might be, find out next time on WDYLL (ill have something by the Christmas party)