I had never heard of this voor type, but it's only recently added to the courts naming convention:
The meme has nothing to to with ADHD, however your explication of how it happened does.
1307 – Knights Templar officer Hugues de Pairaud is forced to confess during the Trials of the Knights Templar. He was persecuted on the charges of false idolism and sodomy.
It will take another 100 years of intense education and raising new generations to have the society that isn’t obviously fucked up and deeply hurt.
I don't share in your positivity.
Olifant is what they are called in Dutch, so it is likely is something like that in south African, where Tolkien was born.
As a gun noob I'm quite lost in this thread. Anyone mind shedding some light on this?
Before the revolution, and for most of the nineteenth century there was hardly any common French idea. Like with most countries, community and tradition are recent inventions.
Graham Robb in 'the discovery of France' has the perfect analogy that a French dialect only carried as far as the nearest church bell. People a valley further would speak a different vernacular.
How common is it that lawyers walk away from a case?
Like one from abroad old enough to remember the old idea of America as something to aspire to:
It's kind of like losing your older brother to a crippling drug addiction (almost literally). You know that he wasn't always perfect, but he was always there. Nowadays you are never sure how he will act, sometimes showing signs of how he used to be, but more often bring a disappointment.
I once smacked him and he turned the other cheek. I didn't smack him again as he was clearly getting aroused from it. Sick weirdo