Mil-spec buttplugs would be made of titanium and cost $300.
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Mil-spec buttplugs would be made of titanium and cost $300.
Are they gooning in public?
The interesting thing is how the grammar changed from Old to Modern English. Here’s an amusing video that shows the current understanding. youtu.be/OHnNOnk7CXI?...
They are very sensitive about photos of actual people. I found drawings from an old text book. cppdigitallibrary.org/items/browse...
I might need to have an MRI again someday!
I saw a comment that there was a group of people wearing red hats that had the MAGA slogan crossed out with black marker.
West San Carlos in San Jose is the center for Ethiopian food in the South Bay. Several restaurants and a couple of grocery stores.
Probably via Yiddish; a lot of German words got into American English that way.
List of Members of the House
Filing the lawsuit mentioned in the article. What do you want them to do, call the A-Team?
That sounds like a quest in a role-playing game. Get a D&D group on it.
The University of Chicago has a museum which used to be called the Oriental Museum. It specializes in the ancient cultures of the Near East: Babylon, Sumeria, etc. It’s now the Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures Museum.
I’m so glad he wasn’t American.
Dancing in public. I’m the guy with long gray hair in a blue kilt. youtu.be/mEy2f3E-t5M?...
Replace “paper” with “album” and you have the story of about 90% of rock bands with a few albums.
Elves and fairies, replacing human babies with changlings.
I loved White Nights.
Democracy died in darkness already. They’re fucking its corpse.
In Indiana, we used to just call it beanbag. I don’t know where cornhole came from.
Mural of Statue of Liberty in shame unveiled in France the day before 4th of July
Sacco and Vanzetti were innocent. Zohran robbed that shoe factory.
Socialism is ok when the military does it.
As Deadpool?
They still make them for some areas.
It’s like teaching dance by describing which muscles flex and relax.
Does anyone have a band-aid?
Given that William the Conquerer was descended from Vikings, the English royal family can just as easily claim descent from Odin.
Two people sitting on stools eating hotdogs with looks of disdain on their faces.
Eating Figures (Quick Snack), 1963 Oil on canvas Private collection, courtesy of Acquavella Galleries, New York Thiebaud's Eating Figures appears to be an example of concealed theft from Edgar Degas's L'Absinthe. At first glance, the two paintings have little in common, as Degas depicts a slouching man and woman seated in a dingy café interior. In contrast, Thiebaud's couple appears to be seated outdoors on levitating barstools set against a bright white ground that lacks any shadows or context. They simultaneously rest large frozen drinks with upright straws on their thighs while holding their hot dogs with hesitancy, if not outright distaste. Despite being painted in the radically different settings of nineteenth-century Paris and twentieth-century Sacramento, Degas's and Thiebaud's paintings share a defining mood, in which women and men are overcome by a world-weariness that cannot be remedied with alcoholic drinks or revived with fast food. Edgar Degas (French, 1834-1917), L'Absinthe, 1875-1876. Oil on canvas, 36.2 x 26.8 in. (91.9 x 68 cm). Musée d'Orsay, Paris, Bequest of comte Isaac de Camondo, 1911, RF 1984. Erich Lessing / Art Resource, New York
I went to the show today. This is Eating Figures, which recalls Degas’ L’Absenthe.
As I recall, the issue arose in Congress during the debate.
Seems like it’s been a long time since anyone cared about file space usage in a game.
A name for an Indian bakery: Habemus Papadam.
