yikes

What kind of music do you play? Big fan of a few bands with prominent mandolin, so curious :)

This is a part of the SNP's manifesto already, FYI.

Yeah -- has the commenter above seen literally any civil war ever? It's the leftists that show up

pesophilia

love of the Mexican currency.

I'm not particularly bothered; this seems just semantics to me. Depends on if you view 'hiding on the other side of the cylinder' as being too far away to see. I don't think it is, but if you feel differently that's fine.

Not necessarily. A surface (e.g. a cylinder) isn't 'flat' in our dimension, but is 2D

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American detected on okmw >:(

For what it's worth, I think it's an excellent horror novel told from the perspective of an unreliable narrator.

I would not describe it as a great romance novel.

"There are two books whose final lines make me cry without fail, irrespective of how many times I read them," Rowling told BBC Radio 4. "One is 'Lolita.'"

(The other one, based on the context of the interview, seems to be "Emma.")

Like many other admirer's of Nabokov's novel of a pedophile who pursues a 12-year-old girl, Rowling loves it for the writing style.

"There just isn't enough time to discuss how a plot that could have been the most worthless pornography becomes, in Nabakov's hands, a great and tragic love story, and I could exhaust my reservoir of superlatives trying to describe the quality of the writing," she said.

Source: https://www.businessinsider.com/jk-rowling-favorite-books-2016-7?op=1#lolitaby-vladimir-nabokov-19

I don't think anyone is telling you that you have to find her attractive? It's more a complaint at those people who say that she's unrealistic as a love interest and that no-one could be attracted to her, which is simply hypocritical misogyny.

WRT the last paragraph, I've always liked James Joyce's love letters. Sex and body image has become far too sanitised in media in my view.

Matt Smith >>>>> Jared Leto

RIP Graham Chapman. Well worth reading his Wikipedia page -- of all the pythons it's tragic that he died so young

You've come out very aggressive. How do you interpret their comment?

For me, the comment was saying that their lives had become ruled by pain (in Ils case) and Jan's impending dementia. Under these circumstances, it was the kindest thing to both of them to allow them to die.

I don't see that as bullshit platitudes?

Thanks for sharing, OP. It's appreciated

>:(

The reform UK rap:

[Half an hour of rhyming slurs]

For balance: I think it would be funnier if it was more horny. The bulge on the deer was far too small.

He boots too big