There's a subreddit called "Sappho and her friend," which I think is pretty humorous. It originally seemed to allude to historians' utter incapacity to read homoerotic documents as such.
Agreed, and even the lack of a past would be a past, hehe. Of course you have every right to it :) It's a foolish partner who would make a problem of it with you.
Just kidding - Serbo-Croatian has thirty letters (be it in Latin or Cyrillic script). Some argue that it's more efficient, as it means using a single letter where other languages combine several (e.g. for the "ch" sound in "chair;" but then we don't have ... moreJust kidding - Serbo-Croatian has thirty letters (be it in Latin or Cyrillic script). Some argue that it's more efficient, as it means using a single letter where other languages combine several (e.g. for the "ch" sound in "chair;" but then we don't have such vowels as in that "ai"). To answer your original question, perhaps we could do away with "i." What do you thynk? Are you styll syttyng yn your chayr?
That's sensible. Nice to see you back!
Would you say there's typically a difference here between men and women? Is a man supposed to go out and accumulate more sexual experience?
I've always, genuinely wondered if it's fair to let that be a factor. If I suspect that it might, hypothetically, bother me if she had slept with 'many' people (whatever number we put on it) before our relationship, then that should oblige me to foll... moreI've always, genuinely wondered if it's fair to let that be a factor. If I suspect that it might, hypothetically, bother me if she had slept with 'many' people (whatever number we put on it) before our relationship, then that should oblige me to follow the same standard. (I know I don't want to be a hypocrite.) But if I follow that standard too strictly for too long, it makes me the weird or undesirable one... I'd like to say that I wouldn't judge my partner, one way or the other. Whether that is concretely true... I'm not sure. less
That last one hits the spot. "Hey Fred, don't you run... shack of sit?" I haven't come across any as good as that. "Let's talk about socks, baby" is another of those tacky ones. But there used to be a cardboard sign on a border between Croatia and Bo... moreThat last one hits the spot. "Hey Fred, don't you run... shack of sit?" I haven't come across any as good as that. "Let's talk about socks, baby" is another of those tacky ones. But there used to be a cardboard sign on a border between Croatia and Bosnia, with two golden arches painted on it, a sloppy arrow pointing to the right, and big letters spelling out, in the local language, "McBarbecue."
I reckon it mostly depends on the American. It's ingenuous to think that Moscow would be more dangerous than Paris. But how properly American it is to think of Dubai as a country ;)
On May 1st in the year of our Lord 2021 - a day of great historical importance, no less - the accused, acting presumably on the preconceived notion of Stu B's relative corrective inactivity, as well as his own sheer disregard for human life, composed the ... moreOn May 1st in the year of our Lord 2021 - a day of great historical importance, no less - the accused, acting presumably on the preconceived notion of Stu B's relative corrective inactivity, as well as his own sheer disregard for human life, composed the following clause, knowing full well both the risks of his heinous crime, and the damage it would go on to cause:
I think I see what you mean. The facade above "China Kinng" may, for some reason, be wider and taller than the back of the building (the gray part). That could also explain the wooden beam on the right, sort of propping up that part of the facade. My gues... moreI think I see what you mean. The facade above "China Kinng" may, for some reason, be wider and taller than the back of the building (the gray part). That could also explain the wooden beam on the right, sort of propping up that part of the facade. My guess is that there used to be an adjacent building, now demolished.
I'm like that too: that's why I make a point of it to go through my thoughts before I lie down. Once I actually get in bed, I've already put most of that aside. I'm also not sure if making our minds go blank is possible for anyone but very experienced med... moreI'm like that too: that's why I make a point of it to go through my thoughts before I lie down. Once I actually get in bed, I've already put most of that aside. I'm also not sure if making our minds go blank is possible for anyone but very experienced meditators (who surely have no trouble sleeping). Forcing our brains to relax: it's a contradiction, isn't it? Hence what I wrote at the end - not to worry about it. Likewise, I'd agree with the common advice that it can be better to get out of bed for a while. The same goes for life in general: how often does something good come from banging one's head against a wall? Happy Saturday, Rosie! less
Reading helps me. I'll often end up hitting the book with my forehead before theoretical bedtime. Other than that, I like to pick through my thoughts prior to lying down. And I'm certain that it's not a big deal if I don't fall asleep immediately: it's still rest.
If we wish to talk about the hypothetical amount of (soldiers') lives spared, I don't think we should de-emphasise that the U.S. chose to kill some 200,000 civilians. So, no, I can't be in favour of that decision.
So...How about that ball, huh? It went really far. Did you ... moreSo...How about that ball, huh? It went really far. Did you see it? ... I saw it. I was like "yeah!"Really far and hard.And the other team was like "no!" But we're better.
Also known elsewhere as Armistice Day or Remembrance Day. Are th... moreAlso known elsewhere as Armistice Day or Remembrance Day. Are there usually any local (fun)fairs on 11/11? Did you do anything this year to mark the date?Serious question, non-serious replies appreciated ;)
I'm afraid I will need to see convincing examples before I can a... moreI'm afraid I will need to see convincing examples before I can authorize your stand-in pass to The Harem. ~
And do we ever agree that both the Democratic and the Republican... moreAnd do we ever agree that both the Democratic and the Republican Party tend to be less-than-sane, or that neither is always so beneficial to the general populace?
She was just so extraordinary. I've heard her described, unsurpr... moreShe was just so extraordinary. I've heard her described, unsurprisingly, as "electrifying," which on the one hand is fitting and on the other nowhere near close enough.
Would such a discovery support the core beliefs of, among others... moreWould such a discovery support the core beliefs of, among others, Muslims, Jews and Christians; even if, for instance, those extra-terrestrials tend to be monotheistic but know of nothing alike the Bible?
'Tab for a Cause' (not that I believe too strongly in their comm... more'Tab for a Cause' (not that I believe too strongly in their commitment, yet trust it does no harm) is a simple project that allows one to donate 'hearts' to several charities. I was looking at the eight options given, each concerning one of these issues: famine, health, education, human rights, access to clean water, and conservation of nature. Speaking for myself, I view these matters as intimately connected, without exception existing--persisting--due to lack of respect and of equality (both of which I would again argue to come down to the same: lack of culture).I am convinced that such an outlook is more helpful: by delineating the issue it does so for the solution as well, it restricts to a bare minimum the chaos of trying to control many factors, and hopefully resists tracking symptom rather than cause. But it is about this that I wish to ask: why might one not agree? less
If so, I think we (will) get along fine. My stepgrandmother used... moreIf so, I think we (will) get along fine. My stepgrandmother used to say that professors tend to be distracted people, but not every distracted person is a professor.
Many, perhaps particularly men, seem glad to show off their phys... moreMany, perhaps particularly men, seem glad to show off their physical cicatrices, including those gathered through evidently dumb decisions (such as when I tried to help a stranger with their cat, disregarding that it had snowed and hence impaling my hand on a tall fence). But is anyone bolstered by their mental scars, which might prove the passing of a trial that bade them improve in the greater sense?
A few days ago--it's typical that I can't tell when exactly--I (... moreA few days ago--it's typical that I can't tell when exactly--I (must have) dreamed hearing about one of my uncles dying. I only recalled this imagination when the uncle came up in conversation, and part of me was momentarily surprised to find him still alive.Anything relatable to you in this?
To introduce a fresh perspective, address social issues, prompt ... moreTo introduce a fresh perspective, address social issues, prompt philosophical questions; perhaps simply to be beautiful, appealing, memorable (but then what makes it that?); or to leave you alone?What is artistic to you and what gives art value?
It will be fun even while we all yell at the person who screws u... moreIt will be fun even while we all yell at the person who screws up. Then maybe we can join a tournament, as the AnswerMug clan.1. Nf3
Came across this one via Fallout 3, apparently known as&nbs... moreCame across this one via Fallout 3, apparently known as The Moon Cannot Be Stolen:Ryokan, a Zen master, lived the simplest kind of life in a little hut at the foot of a mountain. One evening a thief visited the hut only to discover there was nothing to steal. Ryokan returned and caught him. “You have come a long way to visit me,” he told the prowler, “and you should not return empty-handed. Please take my clothes as a gift.” The thief was bewildered. He took the clothes and slunk away. Ryokan sat naked, watching the moon. “Poor fellow,” he mused, “I wish I could have given him this beautiful moon." less
For me, it's perhaps being a vegetarian pacifist who naturally a... moreFor me, it's perhaps being a vegetarian pacifist who naturally adores hunting and fighting.
The question is intended for those who regularly play video game... moreThe question is intended for those who regularly play video games and those who never do alike, but please do specify where you see yourself on that spectrum.
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