I think it’s more that a stew is a kind of soup. Bisque is a kind of soup, chowder is a kind of soup.
The real question is how many noodles can you eat it with before you have to start calling it a sauce.
I think it’s more that a stew is a kind of soup. Bisque is a kind of soup, chowder is a kind of soup.
The real question is how many noodles can you eat it with before you have to start calling it a sauce.
You can tell how long its been since Ive even thought about TES, haha
As a counterpoint, I’ve been with my partner for 15 years, and we started as a one-night-stand. It’s backwards from how it usually happens, but he was particularly cool so I took him to breakfast the next morning, and then we got to know each other better. We became FWB, broke it off, dated other people, then got back together for real and haven’t quit since.
Yes, sex can’t be the only reason for love, but you can start there and find mutual interest after.
A new hand touches the beacon
I thought gnu was another name for a wildebeest. How do you even put a wildebeest on your computer?
When you’re slidin’ into first, and you’re feeling something burst…
And scare the poor student even more???
Oh, lame, it asks which one I want to use on my phone. Their app is okay, but there’s some rough spots still. It also doesn’t help that you have to read multiple articles in order to get a full picture, since they split off the history of the British Raj from the overview.
The Treaty of Versailles shook it up a bit and there were various revolutions that softened British rule, but the Brits were there until the 40s and formed Pakistan on their way out.
I didn’t downvote you, for the record lol.
The tl;dr is that India and Pakistan used to be a dozen different countries until foreigners showed up with guns and decided to redraw the map. All those international tensions didn’t evaporate, and it’s more or less the equivalent of trying to put angry cats together in the same bag. The British didn’t cause the tensions, but their fuckery absolutely made it worse.
The article also doesn’t cover the Sikh separatists, but they’ve also been around since the East India Trading Co merged their empire with India, and the current Indian government has been assassinating supporters.
You don’t live where it snows or rains?
I’d say those are keyboard shortcuts.
Yeah, if we were putting billionaires against the wall, GabeN would probably be near the end of the line.
Yessss, I came to the comments to see if somebody else posted it.
I grew up in red state poverty, moved to the west coast, and people up here genuinely do not understand what it’s like to live somewhere that sees travel as a bougie thing. I talk about how my parents couldn’t afford to send me with my class on the senior trip to europe, the first question that gets asked is why I couldn’t get a job and save up, not understanding I was childcare and housekeeping for my family while the adults worked. It’s not just coming up with the travel costs, it’s also coming up with the money to hire out replacements for the services I provided for free.
I’m privileged I could test high enough to get into a school that had a senior trip to europe, the public school barely got normal field trips. It’s not hard to understand why the person in OP would assume exchange students have access to a higher quality of life than them, they can clearly already afford to travel.
Yeah, I don’t like the Dems, but I like the idea of a single party Republican state even less.
I’ve been sleeping as 20 since I got chickenpox as a kid. The itchiness was completely unbearable, and I never liked how much pajamas bunch up when I toss and turn anyways. Now I only wear them on the rare night that it drops below freezing.
I hate to tell you this, but fiction is also something people make up.