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This reminds me that I can't recall the last time I wrote something by hand.

I don't even have a pen now on my desk.

It's very sad that while you are going through all this, in other parts of the world where the situation is far better, the only interest in Venezuela seems to be how they can use it to support their political claims.

For instance in Spain, leftist people refuse to acknowledge how bad the situation is because they link Chavez and Maduro with their ideas and somehow think that it would show weakness in their ideology, specially for some politicians that openly praised Chavez.

On the other side, right wing people want the situation to be as bad as possible so they can use it as a proof of how harmful the left is for a country.

So Venezuela will pop up again and again in political discussions, but the important issue seems to be "my ideology is betters than yours", not helping the people.

I really hope it gets better for you.

sorry for the nitpicking, but it is actually Cortés, Cortez seems to be an anglicisation

In Spain, many lack any actual career outside politics, starting by the current president.

They join some party at a young age, and try to get the most privileged position they can.

It's also very common that the only jobs they have before/after their political career, are always in companies that belong to friends, relatives, political allies, or companies that have strong interests in how politics handle some regulations (such as energy companies).

There are of course exceptions, but this is really common.

According to his tale, he was almost killed by special forces snipers. I know you could not blame them due to the confusion, but it would have been terrible to survive the attackers just to be killed by the people that were supposed to save you.

>For those outside the USA

USA did not invent Christmas, even if you are right with your statement about 'Christmas eggs', I don't see the point of remarking that you are American as if that will make you some sort of Christmas authority.

There were only a handful of useful weapons, the others were crap, and most the time if you had one of them you'd waste the round.

Same with the maps, the more complex maps would turn into a silly game of people being completely lost looking for the bombing sites, trying to find each other and not knowing were to go.

The same maps and weapons was the only way to have a direct match with full action.

Anyway there were some more maps that were usually played beyond dust and aztec, like dust2, italy, inferno, nuke, cbble, and also the fun ones like rats, or the ones that changed a bit the rules of the game, like pool, sniper maps, and so on.

But you could tell that you were playing cs too much, when you found yourself playing jumping maps...

Well, in this case, you just need to make a GiveMilkBehaviour interface and make a class for all the possible ways of giving milk. Now all animal classes that give milk implement that interface, use composition to include the proper way of giving milk, and the interface is implemented by delegation to that component.

No need for that pesky Mammal superclass