compassionate1210
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compassionate1210

He was the clown that made clowns scary, though. He paved the way for Pennywise.

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Ever listen to these guys? They indulge in the same kind of fascination that you do, while trying to find humor throughout the grisly details. They can certainly come off offensive, but I think the intent is always positive.

Prunes too

They also go by the term Bierock.

Aka Bierocks!

Wait a minute, wait a minute, you're tellin' me that Kansas. Cattle town Kansas. They talk about tofu more than steak? Now, I'm doubting your methodology ...

I'm gonna go with Gilmore Girls. Everyone I knew would poo all over this show, and it took a couple of viewings for me to realize just how damn good it was. Then I was hooked.

Fair enough.

No, you're right that there is no such thing as "manhood." There are shifting perspectives, and arguments about what makes a person a man. I think it certainly can hold the connotation of achievement, but I'd argue that it isn't ALWAYS used to compare a "Man" from a woman. Often times - and I might argue most of the

I just poo'd a little. With excitement.

Ok. So. No I still don't get it. I'm sorry. I'm not actively trying to be dense, but I was under the impression that discussing gender, what that means, where we fall along the line of the multi-dimensional spectrum that is gender helps root us in the world. Not just men, but all people. Masculinity is a socially

Because defining masculinity is kind of what men are all about? So redefining that term helps bring about the change we all desperately want? I don't understand the problem here.

yeah, 2105 is a long ways off...

The new-gen-only Batman game Arkham Knight will be released on June 2, 2105 after having been delayed out of a fall 2014 release, according to a source privy to announcements being made at a GameStop conference today. The game's publisher just confirmed on Twitter, too.

It's a clicker.

I gots that cheapo mouse. I like it a lot.

So she'll be singing 'bout Bronte under the sea? Seems fitting.

This is the first interpretation of a Pink Floyd album that has made even a lick of sense to me.