They can be everyday terms, scientific, technical terms, nicknames, colloquial, slang, English language, any language, Latin, anything goes, just as long as they describe a ... more They can be everyday terms, scientific, technical terms, nicknames, colloquial, slang, English language, any language, Latin, anything goes, just as long as they describe a human body part or a part thereof. Compound words do not count, but two or more words that describe a body part and one is three letters long counts. Example: toe, knee cap, tip of the tongue, eye lid, eye, lip, etc. ~
Eight hours after I posted this, the administration sent me a private message informing me that I violated the "respect" clause of the terms of service, and they deleted part of th... moreEight hours after I posted this, the administration sent me a private message informing me that I violated the "respect" clause of the terms of service, and they deleted part of the original post and deleted one of my responses to them.
With a straight and angrified face filled with belligerent hostile conviction says "You are the murderer". And those who support him believe him despite what they witnessed. Is the... moreWith a straight and angrified face filled with belligerent hostile conviction says "You are the murderer". And those who support him believe him despite what they witnessed. Is there a cure for that?
Vegan News claims that all 458 pounds of ground beef bought for research contained fecal contamination, which can cause ailments such as blood or urinary tract infections. In ... moreVegan News claims that all 458 pounds of ground beef bought for research contained fecal contamination, which can cause ailments such as blood or urinary tract infections. In the past year, Americans bought 4.6 billion pounds of beef, with an estimated 50 percent of it in the ground form.
Lewis Thornton Powell (April 22, 1844 – July 7, 1865), also known as Lewis Payne.He was an American citizen executed for the attempted to assassination of U... more
Lewis Thornton Powell (April 22, 1844 – July 7, 1865), also known as Lewis Payne.He was an American citizen executed for the attempted to assassination of United States Secretary of State William H. Seward on April 14, 1865.
There is an older man from my home town who had a bit of a reputation as a very racist individual. He would go on antisemitic and/or racist tirades down at the local bar and throw ... moreThere is an older man from my home town who had a bit of a reputation as a very racist individual. He would go on antisemitic and/or racist tirades down at the local bar and throw things at the television whenever a non white person was shown. Mostly he was just regarded as a whacko and people ignored it.Flash forward to present times. My sister works at a nurse at the local hospital. According to her, she has just delivered his sixth black grandchild. Apparently his daughter did not share in his racism. I know it is not entirely appropriate but I can't help laugh at the whole situation. I just hope the guy has calmed himself down quite a bit and taken it down from 11 to like 0. less
Of course being a president does require certain things that are not required of TV reality show performers. I don't know why anyone is conflating the duties/responsibilities of a ... moreOf course being a president does require certain things that are not required of TV reality show performers. I don't know why anyone is conflating the duties/responsibilities of a president with those of any average mediocre ordinary standard-issue off-the-shelf nothing special TV reality show celebrity. Not fair to do of course course.
Hearing lovely words (LIES) as the knife goes in your heart or being vilified with ugly insults as the knife goes in? Do kind words ameliorate/mitigate or are they just so much add... moreHearing lovely words (LIES) as the knife goes in your heart or being vilified with ugly insults as the knife goes in? Do kind words ameliorate/mitigate or are they just so much added bullsh** window dressing gibberish?
