Apologies, I’d left out “in decades” at the end of that sentence. It’s been corrected.
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Yes, exactly, which is why what happened to her later resonated so much with so many.
Either way, it is a terribly sad story for Misty Upham and her family and friends. But don't forget that you should take anything Juliette Lewis says regarding suicide or mental health with a grain of salt, since she is a lifelong member of a cult that believes that mental illness doesn't exist and psychiatrists are…
Maybe people had had pizzas from places with too-large boxes before and were afraid of it getting smashed up on the way home?
Sounds like he put his teapot into her dome. No? His spout into her handle? He got all steamed up and then he shouted, "just tip me over and pour me out!!"
That's an excellent point. I think about this as someone who lives in the Deep South and wants to challenge stereotypes about the region, instead of just spouting "Not all Southerners!"
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I created a burner account just so I could star this comment. Thank you.
From what she wrote in her book, that was the last straw for Boeri. The Family leadership was publishing and sending out pornographic literature intended for children. While she'd been on her way out of The Family for some time, when she realized her own children had seen it, she left immediately.
I applaud your efforts in the face of many people who apparently can't read.
Thank you. There are restrictions in some areas on the number of unrelated people on a single lease, but these would not apply to a sorority house anyway, because of the manner in which a sorority house is managed. The restrictions were passed in some jurisdictions because of university students renting "party houses"…
At a certain point when you have a large number of unrelated people living/renting it risks becoming a form of subletting which, yes, plays havoc with zoning ordinance. I think you are on the money with this one.