From what I can tell, the only OEM that does this currently might be Fairphone.

Does what? I don't see anything in the sentences before that "this" could refer to.

I got three, they all seem to work on me, but sometimes I prefer one over the other for no clear reason.

1. Counting my breath duration. Breath in at normal speed, count how long it is, then breath out slower than that by two or three counts.

2. Force my thoughts to become disorganised. I do something like free association between concepts and pictures of the inner eye. Common starting point for me is a free flight over a hilly landscape, then random things, woods, trees, rocks, water whatever, I don't try to control anything about the theme. If I start thinking coherently or about something concrete from my life, I just start again, with another nature scene.

3. Imagine a calm scene. The suggested starting point I was told was floating on an air matteress in an alpine lake (helps that we know those around here, but I'm sure non-alpine lakes work too) and imagine the things you can see uphill as you drift around your axis.

I wouldn't say it's in trouble. It's about to be retired by ICANN. But there isn't any trouble, just standard policy processes.

Anything that weakens him before his second coup attempt is good in my book.

Divine full-package futanari confirmed

No shit, after her dating Kate Harrison for a while and them probably even exchanging rings of some sort, this isn't that much of a surprise.

Thanks for the info. What a shithead

Is he an HPV vaccine skeptic too? Because that wouldn't bode well for the rates of cervical cancer.

Hehe that seems very fitting for Kiara:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8PpdxHKnLyI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpaQlxo4kGU

I like the numbering:

1 2 3 4 3 2 2 1 coke

Plus there is a deadline for enforcement if the wrong person gets presidential immunity, so it's also necessary in this case.

Electrical shocks applied to asystolic hearts to restart them is a classic.

The shock serves to stop fibrillation and to induce a rhythmic firing of the neves, that's why it's called defibrillation. Fibrillation is random firing of the nerves, asystole is no firing.

If I recall correctly my father told me you use an injection of adrenaline for asystolic hearts. Kind of like in Pulp Fiction. Though I think injecting directly into the heart isn't the preferred method anymore.