That's kinda my point. Glancing at my wrist bothers NOBODY. I'm not whipping out my phone and replying to texts, and I don't give a flying crap about deleting garbage...
That's kinda my point. Glancing at my wrist bothers NOBODY. I'm not whipping out my phone and replying to texts, and I don't give a flying crap about deleting garbage...
Who the hell cares? He's a young, single dude. If he's more comfortable getting a rub n tug from a professional on the road instead of picking up chicks, banging them, and never calling them again, I don't really have a problem with it. I might even praise the dude that he's going this route, as opposed to turning…
The light from my pebble, I can assure you, bothers nobody. Whipping out my phone in the middle of a show or theater on the other hand, will bother EVERYBODY.
"Should you buy this thing? HAHA NO! The Apple Watch is a niche gadget for nerds who really want to playact '70s science fiction scenarios. You can use this thing to check into hotels and as your room key, to check weather, check Twitter or airline info, or ask Siri about the temperature—all things that are MUCH…
As someone who was cheated on for years, and subsequently was involved in "open" relationships (separate from my wife, who cheated on me) I love this interview. I think it's a great view into the other side.
Would be cool to see all the Boston area quality restaurants band together and hang pics of these folks by the entrance...and then refuse to seat them when they walk in.
Honestly, as a non-gearhead I don't think it's a terrible show. It's entertaining in the same way "Fast N Loud" is entertaining. Anybody who buys the "we're underground" bullshit really needs to get their head examined...but that doesn't mean that it's not good entertainment.
When were the power rangers last really "Relevant"? When were they last being spoken about by people in the 30s and 40s?
I was never into the power rangers - I'm just old enough that by the time it got big I didn't do much with it apart from playing the video games...
Roger roger, misunderstood.
Yes. When the swat team kicks down a streamers door, and a dude with an itchy trigger finger shoots a 3 year old in the head by accident? Yes, the planet would be missing something.
Sounds kinda like Destiny meets WoW Raiding. I gave up on wow quite some time ago, but much like what you're saying here, if everyone knew their role and stuck to what they're supposed to do, it was definitely a fun game that held my interest.
It's unfortunate that, judging on early reviews alone, the film has been "tepidized"...but by the same token, I'm sure the BDSM community is relieved that it now comes across as...you know...more BDSM, less rapey.
Interesting take. So because the dolphin didn't get away when clearly it could have, that means it consented.
Replace "dolphin" with "woman who doesn't speak english". She enjoyed cuddling, maybe a little making out, and after that because she didn't run away or tell a dude to stop in any way they could understand, the guy just went ahead and fucked her.
Don't disagree, though I have to say it's far more rare to find a militant atheist than a militant *insert religion here*. Not to say it doesn't happen...I have a friend who is a militant atheist and will actually argue about why God can't possibly exist. I think he's a schmuck in that way, but no more so than the…
Sort of like following things like, say, the ten commandments really just makes you an active and acceptable member of society, and not necessarily a religious beacon? :)
Lots of things went into the play turning out the way it did...but ultimately, there were a few failings: