"I was completely stunned, humbled, and frankly moved to tears more than once that day," Sadler wrote.
She said the remnants "don't include intact chemical weapons … and would be very difficult, if not impossible, to safely use this for military purposes or, frankly, to move it".
"It contains two bunkers that hold degraded chemical remnants, which don't include intact chemical weapons — and there certainly is a difference — and would be very difficult, if not impossible, to safely use this for military purposes or, frankly, to move it," Psaki said.
"Others, frankly, are not moving anywhere near fast enough.
The many articles and blog posts written in defense of that useless "i" were quite moving, frankly, and I was firmly on the side of those rooting for the "i" to stay, so, hard though I find it to spell "ophthalmologist," I can't reasonably criticize the spelling without risking charges of hypocrisy.
But on the other hand, to see the kind of support that we have gotten in this state, the enthusiasm and coming together of people - that has just stunned me; and we're moving, frankly, much faster than I thought we would.
And the prospect of moving here frankly intimidates her.
OK, I might have had something to do with the event in that I am a fairly rigid time-keeper, I like to keep things moving and, frankly, I like everyone to have fun.
If you don't throw out three bin-bags' worth of shit while packing, and two additional bin-bags full of shit when you're unpacking, then frankly you are doing moving wrong, and that same logic also applies to your life and all the shit you do actually end up keeping, i.e. some specific examples from my recent move: old art sketchbooks I haven't looked in for 6+ years?
