*Not every child is or was brought up by biological parents, and not every pair of biological parents has only that one relationship or “coupling” under his or h... more
*Not every child is or was brought up by biological parents, and not every pair of biological parents has only that one relationship or “coupling” under his or her belt. For that reason, no assumption is made in asking this question that each and every one of us was raised by our biological parents, nor is there an assumption that everyone’s biological parents only had that one relationship either before, during, or after your conception.BACKGROUND. I am the product of my mother’s third of six pregnancies, which were themselves sired by at least four different men. My childhood was far from the nuclear family setting that may or may not exist in reality for others. My mother married and divorced twice, the first one I was much too young to know anything about, and the latter one just prior to my 15th birthday. Neither of her husbands were my biological father, a person to this day I have never known. One thing that always impresses me about my mother and stepfather was that no... less
I've always LOVED chocolate cakeI was maybe about ten years old at a big get-together with people of all ages
Everyone had brought food to shareI took a big piece of chocolate cake... moreI've always LOVED chocolate cakeI was maybe about ten years old at a big get-together with people of all ages
Everyone had brought food to shareI took a big piece of chocolate cakeI took a biteBUTit was NOT chocolate cake . . . . . . it was "Chocolate Mocha Cake" (or some sort of godawful coffee flavor in it)I wasn't so old as this guy in the gif but that was my reaction
1 “The Godfather” (1972)2 “The Godfather Part II” (1974)3 “The Godfather Part III” (1980)4 Both 1 and 2 share equal footing with me as be... more
1 “The Godfather” (1972)2 “The Godfather Part II” (1974)3 “The Godfather Part III” (1980)4 Both 1 and 2 share equal footing with me as being among my favorite movies5 Both 2 and 3 share equal footing with me as being among my favorite movies6 Both 1 and 3 share equal footing with me as being among my favorite movies7 I like all three of the movies.8 I do understand that you’re asking for responses only from people who like one or more of the three movies in the franchise, one of whom I am not, but I want to reply anyway so that all the world knows that I do not like any of the them9 Two or more of the above answers, namely:______
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This question was inspired by a discussion on another post about turnpikes and thruways. On the east coast people call freeways expressways, but in the central USA freeways a... moreThis question was inspired by a discussion on another post about turnpikes and thruways. On the east coast people call freeways expressways, but in the central USA freeways and expressways are two different things. In the middle of the country, a freeway is a highway that has at least four lanes, has a grassy area or wall in the center and has only exit and entrance ramps and bridges.
An expressway is a highway that has at least four lanes, has a grassy area or wall in the center, but it has regular intersections at some junctions, traffic lights spaced far apart and bridges with exit and entrance ramps at some other junctions. So, what do people on the east coast call that kind of highway? less
an adverb is a word or phrase that modifies or qualifies an adjective, verb, or other adverb or a word group, expressing a relation of place, time, circumstance, manner, cause, degree, etc. (e.g., gently, quite, then, there ).
a. Tuesdaysb. Wednesdaysc. Thursdaysd. Fridayse. Saturdaysf. Sundaysg. Mondaysh. The days leading up to paydaysi. On paydaysj. The days just after paydaysk. The days leading... more
a. Tuesdaysb. Wednesdaysc. Thursdaysd. Fridayse. Saturdaysf. Sundaysg. Mondaysh. The days leading up to paydaysi. On paydaysj. The days just after paydaysk. The days leading up to holidaysl. Holidaysm. The days just after holidays n. Every single day, it’s always a madhouseo. It’s random, scattered, unpredictable p. Never, or hardly ever; it’s usually a ghost town q. This does not apply to me because I do my own hairr. This does not apply to me because I do not get my hair done at a business s. This does not apply to me because I no longer have hairt. This does not apply to me for a reason that does not appear hereu. This does not apply to me because I am sequestered in your basement dungeon, Randy D, and forced to make sandwiches all day every day, someone please call the police!v. Two or more of the above answers, specifically:_________w. None of the above answers, other answer entirely, specifically:_________ less
“Set Adrift on Memory Bliss” by P.M. Dawn.... more
“Set Adrift on Memory Bliss” by P.M. Dawn.
LYRICS:Set adrift on memory bliss of you
Baby you send me
Baby you send me
Set adrift on memory bliss of you
The camera pans to a cocktail glass
Behind a blind of plastic plants
You found the lady with the fat diamond ring
Then you know I can't remember a damn thing
I think its one of those Déjà Vu things
Or a dream that's trying to tell me something
Or will I ever stop thinking about it
I don't know, I doubt it
Subterranean by design
I wonder what I would find, if I met you
Let my eyes caress you
Until I meet the thought of Misses Princess who?
Often wonder what makes her work
I guess I'll leave that question to the experts
Assuming that there are some out there
They're probably alone, solitaire
I can remember when, I caught up
With a past-time intimate friend, she said
"Bet you're probably gonna say I look lovely
But you probably don't think nothin' of me"
She was right, though, I can't lie
She's just one of t... less
I mean, we've all seen the tired lame ones like "Hair Apparent" for a barber, or "Chicken Itza" for a takeaway BBQ chicken joint. I thought these were pretty goodAnd Fred Harris, o... moreI mean, we've all seen the tired lame ones like "Hair Apparent" for a barber, or "Chicken Itza" for a takeaway BBQ chicken joint. I thought these were pretty goodAnd Fred Harris, owner of this furniture store in New Zealand, is my hero for this pundemonium ...
Here are two examples of the sound "er" professionally inserted into your news delivery, from France 24 English:- - - - Start of extract transcript: - - - -"Locked and -ER- Loaded.... moreHere are two examples of the sound "er" professionally inserted into your news delivery, from France 24 English:- - - - Start of extract transcript: - - - -"Locked and -ER- Loaded. Those are the two words that everyone -ER- is talking about, because those two words -ER- clearly hinted at a possible -ER- military intervention by -ER- the United States. The wording, the language, a little bit similar to -ER- to what the US President had used back in June -ER- when he had announced, he had claimed, that he had backtracked -ER- and called off at the last minute a hit on -ER- Iran. ".Extract source video:https://www.france24.com/en/video/20190916-kethevane-gorjestani-reports-washington- - - - End of extract transcript - - - -- - - - Start of extract transcript: - - - -"Well -ER- just like -ER- last night there are hundreds of people who have gathered here in front of the Supreme Court. The only change is that the police -ER- put up barriers -ER- to keep people away from the steps of the Supreme Court. The peo... less
