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I think my dad might have enjoyed those Kickboxer films, but no, never heard of that sitcom. I know Duffy from Man from Atlantis and Dallas, of course.
I think my dad might have enjoyed those Kickboxer films, but no, never heard of that sitcom. I know Duffy from Man from Atlantis and Dallas, of course.
When I was elementary school age TGIF on ABC was my introduction to sitcoms. That's the only reason I know about Step by Step.
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Sir Landsharkresting shark faceRegistered Userregular
it's too fukkin early
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mm. i am skeptical of arguments from cultural hysteresis but ymmv. by that argument a great many islamic countries should be pretty relaxed about pretty boys with dark eyes but that's pretty darned far from the case
Ehhh I just don't think the timeline adds up. Sure, the modern church ain't a positive force towards gay rights, but the outline of Korean attitudes predate meaningful influence by the Catholic church in Korea. There's Buddhist sects in Korea opposing homosexuality, so it ain't just a Christian thing. And North Korea prosecutes homosexuality, and that's certainly not out of any loyalty to christian conservatism. And Korea's Christianity is rather unique in former colonized states, spread mostly through self-conversion rather than through foreign missionaries or occupation attempting to spread religion and culture.
Contributing factor, sure, but THE causative factor, no, that seems to depend on ignoring too many other cultural forces in Korea to me.
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@kedinik ranked involves queueing for a specific role these days so I guess in blind pick normal (what I assume you were playing) people really just wanna practice their role a lot of the time so the mad rush to call is on
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also ked that looks suspiciously like you played "support" lux and never bought a sightstone how do you respond
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I’m trying hard not to embolden or use exclamation marks, so I’ll repeat: Free. Sex. Toys. For you. For $0. And there’s no catch. (Except your pledge to put said device to work getting you to O Town.)
From this study, the facts are pretty clear. Heterosexual men are more likely to say they always orgasmed during sex (95 percent) than us women are (just 65 percent). Interestingly, lesbians are enjoying it 86 percent of the time, so obviously some of them have figured it out, but the orgasm gap refers to heterosexual encounters – that is, sex that is considered ‘over’ when the man has ejaculated.
I’m trying hard not to embolden or use exclamation marks, so I’ll repeat: Free. Sex. Toys. For you. For $0. And there’s no catch. (Except your pledge to put said device to work getting you to O Town.)
From this study, the facts are pretty clear. Heterosexual men are more likely to say they always orgasmed during sex (95 percent) than us women are (just 65 percent). Interestingly, lesbians are enjoying it 86 percent of the time, so obviously some of them have figured it out, but the orgasm gap refers to heterosexual encounters – that is, sex that is considered ‘over’ when the man has ejaculated.
Having had sex with at least one woman who orgasmed every time and one who had trouble with it due to personal hang ups about sex, I'm curious if this statistic reflects less the physical inability of heterosexual women to reach orgasm and more negative feelings regarding sex due to upbringing or experience (in my anecdote the former was much more "liberal" about sex and the latter was brought up in a very conservative family environment regarding sex). I am apparently one of the 5% of men in that statement and I strongly think part of that is due to personal hang ups that aren't due to family life but for other personal reasons.
Oh, and be warned that the people of Nürnberg are very Frank.
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simonwolfi can feel a differencetoday, a differenceRegistered Userregular
Shin Godzilla is a pretty bad Godzilla movie, but it's a good attempt to approach Godzilla as an entity being created outside the context of Japanese fears surrounding the use of nuclear weapons, and instead the fears surrounding nuclear reactors and government incompetence in the face of a crisis
Shin Godzilla is a pretty bad Godzilla movie, but it's a good attempt to approach Godzilla as an entity being created outside the context of Japanese fears surrounding the use of nuclear weapons, and instead the fears surrounding nuclear reactors and government incompetence in the face of a crisis
That's why I like it as a Godzilla film, it's doing something new and does it brilliantly.
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You've never heard about the Kickboxer movies or Step by Step? The latter is a 90's sitcom, starring Suzanne Sommers and Patrick Duffy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTWxXvtazwY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ORUyDKFPlg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sYYSaBLzH4A
It was a dark time in tv sitcom's, we didn't know any better.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ri8zBWY9oes
When I was elementary school age TGIF on ABC was my introduction to sitcoms. That's the only reason I know about Step by Step.
Ehhh I just don't think the timeline adds up. Sure, the modern church ain't a positive force towards gay rights, but the outline of Korean attitudes predate meaningful influence by the Catholic church in Korea. There's Buddhist sects in Korea opposing homosexuality, so it ain't just a Christian thing. And North Korea prosecutes homosexuality, and that's certainly not out of any loyalty to christian conservatism. And Korea's Christianity is rather unique in former colonized states, spread mostly through self-conversion rather than through foreign missionaries or occupation attempting to spread religion and culture.
Contributing factor, sure, but THE causative factor, no, that seems to depend on ignoring too many other cultural forces in Korea to me.
How dare you!
I maxed my E first and my Q second and built for AP and AP-pen and introduced lots of people to the searing light of Demacia
Is that the charm that scans in an area around you
Said every scientist and philosopher, ever
I managed to get past a big chunk of things and then I died and was sent back to the bench.
I hate the White Palace.
Yeah that sounds like the White Palace
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxxstCcJlsc
or
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQKrbSkkBvc
it's an item that holds 3 charges and each charge let's you place a ward
it refills its charges when you return to base
It sounds offensive
I really wish I had seen it in theaters.
Saw it in theaters, twice. Was great.
It's when you go bot lane to maximise how many people you can kill
Also you ward sometimes I guess
Disgusting
Man I cant wait for Godzilla 2 and I guess Kong vs Godzilla?
Oh shit it's straight up called
Is this a sequel to Shin Godzilla? That's the best Godzilla.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7RPvOOjCvE
Having had sex with at least one woman who orgasmed every time and one who had trouble with it due to personal hang ups about sex, I'm curious if this statistic reflects less the physical inability of heterosexual women to reach orgasm and more negative feelings regarding sex due to upbringing or experience (in my anecdote the former was much more "liberal" about sex and the latter was brought up in a very conservative family environment regarding sex). I am apparently one of the 5% of men in that statement and I strongly think part of that is due to personal hang ups that aren't due to family life but for other personal reasons.
@Haphazard
Well done. I'm waving in your general direction.
Oh, and be warned that the people of Nürnberg are very Frank.
That's why I like it as a Godzilla film, it's doing something new and does it brilliantly.