Serious question: Is this why we instinctively try to suck on certain body parts when they get hurt?

Can we go back to using "the bignes of" instead of "the size of"? Please?

And the preponderance of evidence indicates that "transitioning" doesn't change this.

Grew up there. Imagine my surprise as I scrolled through and recognized the location before seeing the title.

Can something be both sudden and prolonged?

Point of order: That's not a Glock. M&P below the Knee? Semi-auto near your toe?

The one on the left seems to have a nice view.

Shape looks like a polar bear, but I've never seen a brown one before.

"New properties opening up in your area now!"

Shouldn't the second frame read, "Hot shingles, you shay?"

Shouldn't the second frame read, "Hot shingles, you shay?"

Only someone who has never seen a person rife a horse would think this was an effective disguise. When you sit on a horse, you don't sit on the shoulders, you sit on the middle of the back, between the shoulders and hips. Cool art, weird idea.

That's some impressive "blending in" if she can escape notice while sporting those massive cans of hers.

Commas change meaning:
"He gets you ladies."
Me: Sweet, Womanman can get me a lady. Now I don't have to do that mail-order bride thing!
or:
"He gets you, ladies."
Me: Oh, he understands women. How ironic. Ha ha.

Commas change meaning:
"He gets you ladies."
Me: Sweet, Womanman can get me a lady. Now I don't have to do that mail-order bride thing!
or:
"He gets you, ladies."
Me: Oh, he understands women. How ironic. Ha ha.

Commas change meaning:
"He gets you ladies."
Me: Sweet, Womanman can get me a lady. Now I don't have to do that mail-order bride thing!
or:
"He gets you, ladies."
Me: Oh, he understands women. How ironic. Ha ha.

Looks more like Moria to me.

This fills me with existential dread.

How is that stealing if they GAVE him the money?

Poe's response: Prose before Bros

My only other language experience besides English is French. Ain't no way they can complain about our spelling rules. As I tell my kids, when you are trying to pronounce french words, just pretend you're lazy and stop after the first half. Most of the time you'll sound like a native.

My only other language experience besides English is French. Ain't no way they can complain about our spelling rules. As I tell my kids, when you are trying to pronounce french words, just pretend you're lazy and stop after the first half. Most of the time you'll sound like a native.