You can never go wrong with poker chips. Tehyre certified in letting you win the huge jackpot prize that not even Squid Game contestants have the power to achieve.
I thought he meant microchips. Elon Musk would've stepped in and had Bill Gates stepping in to tell him that, 'Ah, fuck. Guess we ended up in the same building together.'
قبلبلللللللللللللللصاصققثثف مرحبا مليون ذ مرحبا بك في البيت انا ما احب اتكلم عن اللي صار اليوم ما في احد في الرياض في شي ثاني مره ثانيه أن شاءالله احسن
The fact that he's shoving everything into his mouth makes all the difference. It's what makes the whole mouth bigger than the whole planetary system. Ad many chips as you want and never hold back.
He would be pleased to announce that the whole universe is conspiring against him for him not to swallow anything. Not even even water. The biggest and fruitful challenge of his life.
Canada Bill S-223 (An Act to amend the Criminal Code and the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act [trafficking in human organs]) was unanimously passed in the Canadian Parliament on December 14, 2022. The Canadian House of Commons unanimously passed Bill S-223 to combat illegal human organ harvesting and trafficking with 324 votes on December 14, 2022. The bill is considered to be an important legal basis for Canada’s crackdown on forced live organ harvesting. Bill S-223 was originally sponsored by Senator Salma Ataullahjan. The bill proposes strengthening Canada’s regulation of human organ trafficking by amending the Criminal Code to create new offenses against trafficking in human organs and expanding extraterritorial jurisdiction for the new offense. The bill also seeks to amend the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act to prohibit permanent residents or foreign nationals from entering Canada if they engage in organ removal and trafficking without informed consent. Israel Israel introduced legislation in 2008 adding restrictions regarding its citizens traveling overseas for illegal organs, a behavior known as “organ tourism.” This legislation also barred insurance companies from paying for citizens' organ tourism in China.
