I’ll even accept “joolry”.
I’ll even accept “joolry”.
Thin crust, heavy sauce, mozz, pepperoni, jalapeno, pineapple.
The graybeard would send you /home with a quick one liner.
It also encourages you to shop at, say, Kroger rather than Safeway.
I think of both Baby Jane and Misery as horror movies (although I admit I hadn’t realized how similar they are until your comment). It’s almost a 60s version of torture porn. The ending is utter delusional madness. I agree, though, that it’s a great movie in every way.
I’m sending a letter to Daddy!
The scene where she auditions for the studio execs, delivering the performance of a lifetime is so enrapturing and creepy. A perfect movie, maybe Lynch’s best.
No, I think it implies that they’re normally body swapped, and it’s weird that they aren’t for a day.
“Sorry for the confusion. Taylor uses they/them pronouns.”
Confusion lifted, problem solved.
And also because when people try to use neopronouns they take as much flak for that if not more. Imagine this same argument: “I’m not used to these newfangled pronouns. Why can’t they just use normal ones?”
I tip for delivery as well. OP is taking about takeout, where I have to drive to the place and pick it up myself.
I agree that in an effort to be as inclusive as possible we have created a completely unmarketable acronym. That matters because we are still having to defend our very existence to a lot of people whose bigotry is being gathered up and weaponized politically against us.
I use the term “queer” to describe myself because my sexual identity (which is something like bisexual or pansexual) and my neurodivergence have made me something of a cultural outcast throughout most of my life. I don’t really “fit in” with most people, and “queer” describes that experience pretty succinctly.
To the person you are responding to, I am cautious about using this word too broadly because some people have specific trauma around this word. Bigots often wield the word like a weapon, so people who are subjected to that and don’t have adequate supports to deal with that trauma can get offended by it. I don’t think we should so flippantly dismiss that. It works for me. It doesn’t work for others.
The research at the time said not to ban it because it is reasonably safe for consumption and banning it would cause social unrest and distrust of the government. Check out “A Signal of Misunderstanding: The First Report of the National Commission on Marihuana and Drug Abuse”, a report from a commission created by Richard Nixon with the passage of the 1969 Narcotics Act.
A lot has been said already, but it’s worth mentioning that modern guns are much more capable of killing than guns 200 years ago. Back then, guns were very inaccurate and had to be reloaded one shot at a time and packed by hand. Now we have automatic weapons with large magazines that can be swapped out in seconds. They have less recoil and greater accuracy. Regardless of cultural and political issues, guns are just more capable of killing than they used to be.
When you drink the coffee, you can really taste the iron deficiency.
You’ve gotten a lot of good responses here, so I thought I’d just drop an example of a jazz music video. https://youtu.be/swcSU71gixw
With polyamory, Brokeback Mountain is a light hearted comedy about some queer friends who like to escape to the woods sometimes.