A bit offensive to gay men. Hitler made the gays wear pink triangles in the concentration camps, and it was the symbol of gay right until the rainbow flag got co-opted from Rainbow Coalition.
A bit offensive to gay men. Hitler made the gays wear pink triangles in the concentration camps, and it was the symbol of gay right until the rainbow flag got co-opted from Rainbow Coalition.
A number of the complaints that the US, UK, and Canada had had was that nations like China, Russia, and Saudi Arabia pushed for an amendment that they wanted to have more control to censer and hunt down dissidents.
I was just studying physics and spent half an hour staring at that gif not three weeks ago. (Why am I typing in an British accent? I have to stop watching QI whilst reading blogs.)
Orange and now green? Must be an Irish plot.
$400/$4-5 = 100-80 days if you only have one coffee a day. Which is 3-4 months worth of coffee, about 6 months if you only get coffee on weekdays. So your buying them half a years worth of coffee flavored water. Can you refill the card?
Of course it's "forbidden" to aspire to the knowledge of gods.
That condition reminds me of The Poisonwood Bible. With one sister normal and the other deformed.
Not to sound the "New World Order" alarm, but I don't necessarily want governments and private for-profit entities be able to process ALL the information they collect. I know its inevitable but being able to enter a name and knowing everything that person has ever said, bought, consumed, written, read, watched, heard,…
You can have complications like excessive bleeding that require medical attention.
As a man, I've really enjoyed those knitting hoop looms. Knifty knittter, etc. I watched YouTube videos to learn how to cast off. I make lots of hats and scarves, I can stitch scarves together to make blankets. I just find it relaxing to keep my fingers busy, I also do origami.
I know it's not mind bending or insightful, but I really liked David Edding's The Belgariad and The Mallorean which I always combine together in my head as one story. They were the books that got me hooked on fantasy before I moved on to darker plot lines.
They'll lose 12-18% of there bone mass after 12 months in microgravity.
If you turn off the sound it's like watch a televangelist. "TESTIFY!!"
or create a zombie apocalypses...
As if the hoodies weren't scary enough to shoot at before...
STOP SMOKING, ASSHOLE!
電気アンマ復活。"electric message restoration"
The Giver was the first book I read as child that made me uncomfortable. That dystopian "what is truth?" sort of discomfort. I read it in middle school and I've never read it again, I wonder if I would feel differently now.