typical dishonesty from soonyoull - I never said all - and it is true that dogs are bred for consumption, whatever he says. Nor did I make any attempt to 'whitewash'. I am sure the roast rats I saw in the hills were not purpose-bred, but I can say truthfully I never saw live caged dogs or cats in the marketplaces I visited, only carcasses hanging as pigs or cattle do in a slaughterhouse or butchers. If you want to dispute my words do not distort or misquote them, try to do it with a skerrick of integrity..
Like it or lump it he is your elected president. It's your fault, you let it happen! Serves you right. Don't let it happen again, please please please. The world needs one less Trump, Duterte Bolsonaro. The world needs to wise up.
I stayed in a hotel in Japan, Narita. Did they have non-smoking rooms? No. It took me two weeks to get rid of the stench, and the memory persists till today, almost two years later. Ex-smoker, 40 years ago, 3 packs a day
I see on searching (knowing of course the name is bogus, an invention) there is indeed a Nuwaubian Nation. Potsy people exist wherever you turn. You have indeed only to look here.
The human anatomy has four cheeks. Your head location bring them, appropriately, into close proximity.
From Latin, which I studied in high-school for 3 years, a word lingers, propinquity. No idea why, but there it is etched forever it seems. Four cheeks in sublime propinquity. Sounds issue from each pair but in your case only one is intelligible.
How could anything be worse than Watergate ... think back ... it happened during office. That profane idiot Americans voted in as president thought aloud things which are truly incomprehensible. Get real.
and rejection of such a bill is something to boast of, is it? To gloat about is it? Strange minds. Despite entrenched differences the Australian parliament adopts bipartisan 'social welfare' laws to assist our people, why do you strange Americans, you in particular, reject such notions?
'Spargel' in German if my distant recall of German is correct'
Oh no! I forgot what I meant to say. Memories of Asparagus and Penne have flooded in from 55 years ago. And I cannot remember what we call that cheesy dish with hollow macaroni. Ah, macaroni cheese: Makkaroni-Käse mit Spargel und schwarzem Pfeffer (courtesy of google translate) but I still forget what I meant to say - something about the Queen I suspect
@vivian yumcha is a bit like tapas, small dishes, smaller and cheaper than tapas - Chinese steamed dishes mostly. yumcha means 'drink tea' and usually starts about 10-11 am, and finishes 2-3pm. It is also called yincha, dimsum or dianxin all meaning small dishes with tea.
Oh that's weird! A few days ago I changed my profile photo to one in harbin, mask beanie gloves scarf, all rugged up. Now through no action of my own it has changed again to another photo, taken in guilin. I did not do that, but it has clearly happened.
Perhaps 2% of the population fall within Autism spectrum, and the range is from profound to mild, a very few indeed have an outstanding skill, but may have something special for them alone. What happens when their carers pass on?
My muse singular? By no means, many! Literature: Robert Graves, Grahame Green, William Faulkner Music: Bach, Shostakovich, Eric Clapton, Chet Atkins, Jacqueline du Pre, Bertold Brecht Humanity: Paul Robeson, Fred Hollows Mathematics: Leonhard Euler, Carl Friedrich Gauss, Gottfried Wilhelm Leibnitz Philosopher Kurt Gödel, Bertrand Russell Science/Medicine Marie Curie Genius Newton above all And a particular place for David Attenborough
... most but by no means all.
When I return as a woman in my next incarnation there will be many more females ...
... but it is bahasa indonesia ... I had hoped to hear Polish! Nevertheless I will give it to my Russian student in ten minutes, he'll laugh too for sure.
How ever did he keep a straight face throughout!? And how he rolls his rrrrrrrrrrrrrrr's! Very funny indeed! I have two students there in Kracow, both male, young and into IT, one Vietnamese Polish, the other Polish native. None have pronunciation problems like your singer, but they do have the same problem as Russian students with articles - 'the' appearing where it shouldn't and disappearing likewise.
urban I read the Marilyn French book at the time, and didn't much like it or her writing. Back then Simone de Beauvoir was someone I really admired however, her novels too, and Jean Paul Sartre.
Well that's what you want it to be, you don't like the other aspect, but it is indeed the other side of the coin, and ignoring that is your own double-standard.
I remember seeing Germaine in a Sydney Uni festival of Absurdism - she was dressed as a nun in flippers as I recall. Ionesco and Rhinoceros I think was also performed.
@epirb The title itself exposes a double standard, hence the objections. The title is self-serving, it applies only to Democrats and excludes Republicans. Leave out 'Democrats' and we see double standards apply across the board.
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RE: Really sad, a terrible loss to the human experience
Israel Kamakawiwo?ole - once heard surely not forgotten.