bad luck
To survive while trying to not kill others when doing it.
In Samoa, you say "fa'amolemole" when toasting, which translates to "please." While there isn't a direct equivalent to "cheers," it's common to raise your glass and say this phrase when sharing a drink with others. It reflects the culture's emphasis on respect and camaraderie.
While using a public IP address, it is possible that others will be able to see what you're doing. Don't do anything personal.
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Some worms are almost inoffensive, while others can clog the intestine and others can lead to death.
Have some burning bushes dying while others are doing great. Why?
'Python' describes a myriad of snakes, some of which are doing fine, while others are endangered.
Have some burning bushes dying while others are doing great. Why?
Some are found in the resources while others are given for doing a quest.
Depends on where you are looking to make a profit. In some cases a profit happens in seconds, while in others a profit never happens.
Do you mean saying "cheers" while raising your glass? Then it would be "Kippis!". ("Cheers" as in "thank you" would be "Kiitti".) Or you could use the equivalent for "Bottoms up!", which is "Pohjanmaan kautta!". But "Kippis" is easier to pronounce. =)
scked each others dinky