It is harder for moms to push out posterior (what you were) babies. And it can cause back labor. Oy, that shit hurts.
It's the only way I know work is coming to an end for the day!
Unintentional terrible pun!
...and I'm going to probably burn in West Coast liberal hell for this, but... I'm not necessarily opposed to teaching older children how to handle a firearm. I find these shots generally obnoxious, but I learned how to shoot a .22 when I was 9ish, and for better or for worse it's a skill that I'm glad to have.
I really don't get the idea that the cartwheel somehow proves her guilt. Even it was a sign of callousness, that hardly translates to "murderer," but more, people act myriad odd ways in times of high stress, and a whole lot of the time it means nothing more than they're having trouble processing whatever happened.
Horseshit. There is not a single piece of compelling evidence against her, and there is reasonable doubt EVERY step of the way. Every single neutral legal observer and DNA expert who's looked into this case has come to the conclusion that at the very least, there is no conclusive evidence whatsoever that she…
Man. I think of how awkward and at times painful my teen years were growing up, and I can only imagine how much more awful it would be if I were in a position like her, where my every fear and perceived flaw was thrown at me by strangers on a daily basis and my family life was drug out over and over. No wonder so many…
I think the funny thing is most people (and probably most Wii owners) DO know about the Wii U.... They just don't care.
"we discussed the icky subject of racism in Belgium – we jumped to traveling – I asked him twice where he grew up (eek!) – to our professional lives"
To be fair, I think he was just glad to talk about something less serious. "Oh God, no! Not racism again!" She did say they were both a bit drunk. It'd be like the…
And the halo effect, whereby us plebs shell out for the Dior perfume (or whatever) because although we can't afford the dresses we covet the brand...
Personally if I were a designer I wouldn't lend to most of these celebrities out of fear of tarnishing my brand. I'd be shooting for the likes of Tilda Swinton; something tells me she's the kind of gal who returns a dress dusted in fame, glory and glam rock sparkles (with a hint of unicorn farts).
If she's anything like the cleaning service Yelp recommended for me recently, she'll show up late, look around your apartment disapprovingly, spend 20 minutes on the phone with her "manager," sigh loudly, then dust you lightly and ineffectively for an hour before grabbing her money and leaving.
Meh. It's hard for me to get upset on behalf of a company that loaned an enormously overpriced dress to an overpaid star in exchange for free publicity.
Unless it's Neal Caffrey, in which case it indicates charming conman.
You've obviously never worn a skirt. First off, there's nothing scary about a skirt (wait, that's your measure for bravery? Discuss...) and they don't tend to inhibit ones ability to walk, unless you like to date people who wear period costumes... which is totally cool. Truthfully, I would dress for the…
You know that a skirt is no more difficult to walk in than pants, right? The issue on a walking date is the shoes. A skirt and flats would work way better than heels with skinny jeans.
Your friends sound very formal.
The right guy won't care if you wear pants on a first date or a skirt...he'll be too entranced with your conversation/looks.