« I’m going on vacation this week. I’ll be in a hotel part of the time, camping the other part. I’d like to try cooking with just my electric kettle part of my meals. I’ll be making instant oatmeal and cup o noodles, but what else can I do? Can I make soup in a can by putting the can in a pot and pouring in boiling water to warm it up? Anyone ever tried that? Also, what kind of kettle do I need to boil water in the mountains over a fire? Do they make special ones?
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Wer ist schlechter, ein Serienmörder, der geistlich ist - Kranke oder jemand, der für Geld tötet?

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askaconvict.com asked:

Gegeben so die meisten Serienmörder geistlich - Kranke. Sie haben eine Notwendigkeit zu töten, dass sie Hilfe kippen. Es ist ein Zwangproblem. Aber jemand, das einen Mord plant und so gerade für Geld tut, berücksichtigt gut, was sie tun und allgemeine don' t haben Gesundheitsausgaben. Wer ist schlechter?

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