I like vic a lot but i also agree there should be a no satan posting rule here

Unless its red panda meme, best meme of 2018

For sure

TWP literally doesn’t stand for anti Christian degeneracy

It’s a rule

The Bowl Patrol quality went downhill fast. It used to be great

A mod should probably remove Slav's account since he's been nuked

who knows if its been compromised or not

or if they're looking to see what other servers the banned users are in

@Hadrian i kicked him let's see what happens

I just like the vc's in bp and i steal their memes a lot

If he gets in touch with someone and needs to be added back with a new account we can do.

the memes are great

yeah I'm sure he'll be back with a sock

Only thing i dont like is the satan posting and anglin amd weev toleration

even a Slav can figure that one out

Idk how our server wasnt one of the ones shoahd

they must have had a mole

Were above the law

@Fevs im sure it's coming

I am de captain now

Well we know the AWD chat logs leaked

one of them talked to the media

Hmm...

🤔

he was probably in the NRM server too

This whole thing is slavs fault

What server was Slav in that got shut down?

Awd i think

wtf was he doing there

AWD was the only server I'm aware of where not only was it banned, but everyone in it had their account nuked

I coukd be wrong

Whats awf

AWD

D anf F keys are next to each other

Lol

lmao fuck

not correcting that

Activities prohibited even within an eruv
Though a valid eruv enables people to carry or move most items outdoors on Shabbat, all other Shabbat restrictions still apply. These prohibitions include:

Handling (or, according to some, moving) objects that are muktzah, whether indoors or outdoors.
Opening an umbrella, which is analogous to erecting a tent, and falls under the category of construction.[8] Since umbrellas may not be opened, they are muktzah.
Typical weekday activities (uvdin d'chol), 'to protect the sanctity of Shabbat'. The precise scope of this prohibition is subject to a wide range of rabbinic opinion.
Moving or carrying items in preparation for a post-Shabbat activity (hakhana), unless one has a legitimate use for them on Shabbat itself.
Many sports and sport-related activities: Many authorities consider balls muktzah; others do not.[9] In general, sports that result in holes or ruts being carved into the playing surface may be played only on surfaces that are not subject to such damage. Exercise of any kind is forbidden on Shabbat unless it is done solely for the pleasure of the activity itself, rather than for health or some other reason.[10]

AWF = Atomwaffles