muteKi
Geno Cidecity
Nuclear war is bad. Very bad. But
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Nuclear war is bad. Very bad. But
Very good point.I think the problem is that we, as an species, didn't really learn the lesson. Or rather, that we tend to mentally stick a "unless I'm benefit from it" at the end of each of those lessons.
What about those of us whose parents did *not* raise properly? They're fair game for predators, are they?
I remember blasting this on the way to shoplift from Walmart. This really is the perfect song for that lmao
The hypothetical that I refused to answer was "save 100k people by slapping someone", which is just silly. A far cry from complaining that real coins aren't perfectly balanced.
if any of y’all think stealing fetuses is in any way commendable, please unfollow
So I am not the only one annoyed by these 4-Chan Memorial High School essays that seem to inundate every Urban Dictionary search these days, am I? This is just one of innumerable examples of this sort of run-on, stream of consciousness definitions from someone who is clearly terminally online.girl next door
Every guy may have his specific girl-next-door prototype, but in general, she's the girl whom you always admired from afar and were afraid to approach, fearing that any erotic projection toward her would ruin her image as a decent, pure and almost virginal womanly ideal.
She's (in your mind at least) untrodden ground; unspoiled by other men and so sweet-natured it almost frightens you to think of her in explicit sexual situations. Almost. Here's another example: Picture your sister's best friend from when you were kids. In your mind she'll always be that 10-year-old cutie who played with you in the park. Only, when you catch up with her 10 years later, she's still a cutie, but all grown up and someone you can trust and connect with on so many new levels. The intrigue grows.
Similarly, she could be a friend's cousin whom you met at family occasions over the years. Or even a new employee at work who is shy and unassuming, but still gives you that "she seems so nice, I'd love to talk to her" feeling.
Think of Renee Zellweger's character in Jerry Maguire
Asking for pronouns, wearing lanyards and badges, is not, by any stretch, "friendly". Nor do most have a clue (nor want one) as to what these ostentatious demonstrations of marble-loss signify. If my pronouns are requested, an immediate complaint will be lodged.
Yes, really. Male and female skin feels and smells different. And not just because of hormones.
(Note: I'm assuming this is some gender essentialist nonsense)
Or a run-of-the-mill serial killer.
You literally used a far-right new site as a source
I didn't know that. It was just an article I saw, didn't even read it
[time passes]
I didn't cite the article, or link it. It was just a screenshot of the headline, to make a point. That is all.
I am one of 4 males. All over 6 feet tall.
You dont need to worry about my reproductive capabilities or my clan.
My bloodline is sound.
Cookie Monster in the eats
Grover in the sheets
Why not do what the Jews do at the Passover Seder for the prophet Elijah & set either a place for JKR or fill a glass of wine for her, should she come to the the celebration It will remain untouched to honour her role as messenger & prophet