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I was at a nice Chinese restaurant in Brighton Mass, and the waiter told me once about a customer who had been by recently who had ordered one of everything. All entrees. He said he was nice but insistent. They would bring him a couple dishes at a time, he would taste a tiny bit of each, and then nod to have them

It's ok, the world needs subs as much as it needs doms.

Sometimes when you're the only person in a shop/restaurant/cafe, it feels nice because you feel good about giving them your business, cause you're helping the underdog. And then something happens that shows you why you're the only customer.

So dress warmly.

My daughter and my nephew learned this song at a young age, as I'd sing it to them when they made unreasonable requests.

Maybe they watch "Chopped", and think it's every chef's dream to be challenged that way.

And considering the fondness many men have for the subject, shouldn't it be an adjective connoting mysterious, attractive and desirable?

Longsleeved, presumably?

Yup, no matter how you slice it, it comes up asshole.

Ninja throwing stars. They'd also be of use for tracing snow flakes in arts class, and you could do challenging math problems based on finding the area of a shuriken of different dimesnions. Plus if someone was going to attack a school, they'd go attack the one that was just chucking cans of soup rather than risking

It doesn't strike me as weird at all. You will not typically find a checkerboard or a deck of cards at chess tournaments, or a chess set at a bridge tournament.

I feel we're very close to a palindrome. Something better than Dog rat a tar God. Or maybe someone else is closer.

I went looking for an image of "horse blinders for men" and it took me back to an article from Jezebel from March.

I see your reasoning, but the test was historically largely for venereal disease, not genetic matching. Only Montana still has it.

She's going to personally go around to the homes of everyone who's disabled and can't safely use a stove and make sure they don't set their homes on fire cooking their food?

I was there too.

If I were an evil coding genius, I'd write a virus that copied "Hey Stoopid" onto everyone's copy of "Achy Breaky Heart".

There should be a breathalyzer lock on these things.

Sub-culture? You're just describing high school. You're right though, there's men who don't think of rape as violence, but there's other men who don't see anything wrong about hurting women or men.