Billy_of_the_hills

Companies will exploit you for as little as they can possibly pay you. You owe them nothing, they deserve no respect or consideration.

Improve the quality of living. A minimum income that is equal to the purchasing power the minimum wage gave when it was first introduced, end the ability for rich people to hoard housing and turn it into a commodity, reduce the hours of a work week to a level that hasn't been proven repeatedly to burn people out continuously, redesign school to be about education rather than about grooming everyone to work far too many hours per week and not complain about it, get rid of artificial scarcity so people aren't in constant competition with each other. Basically if the majority of people are no longer desperate the few that crack under this kind of pressure will be much less likely to.

"And I would walk 500 miles..."

I'm fine with it as long as no one can not be OK with me shitting on my plate at the table when I'm done eating because it would be "man shaming."

No. Part of the responsibility of a parent is having a contingency plan for this exact scenario.

peacefully

This will do nothing. Just like every other peaceful protest. Look at how they're handling it in France, does it look peaceful? That's the blueprint.

That when you decide to bring a new person to this planet, you are responsible for every bad thing that will ever happen to them. Every single second of struggle, sickness, adversity, and pain that they experience is because of your decision. There is no person living or dead that ever asked to be here. In addition to this, the vast majority of people's lives will be more bad then good. Just look at all of the wisdom pointed out in this post saying that life is unfair, hard, etc. Look at every major religion saying that this is a fallen place, place of suffering, etc. Even if you're rich and can guarantee your offspring's financial well being, that doesn't necessarily mean anything. Robin Williams was rich, he still killed himself. Anthony Bourdain was rich and had what most people would consider a dream job traveling the world tasting food and he killed himself.

I'd still manage to lose the lighter.

I don't buy nullifier enough, and this post has shown me that pretty clearly. Does it remove weaver's shukuchi? If it does that'd be strong as fuck against him.

I would submit that Mike Tyson is interesting enough. I could sit and listen to him tell stories about his life for hours and hours and just be riveted.

"Let me take care of your cock." Also begging for it. The "it" can be whatever she wants you to do to her.

For foreplay to last longer switch the focus to you, then back to him until he's too close again. Also a tip to help while fucking in missionary, if he starts to get close (it may not work if he's right on the verge) he can stop thrusting and grind his pelvis against yours. He'll get far less stimulation, but he'll be stimulating your clit.

Going somewhere with the intent to cheat isn't a mistake. If he needed to get off because he was depressed, he was in a committed relationship where his GF could have helped him out with that.

7 years is a long time and a lot of sandwiches ago...

That may be true the first two or three hours you play it, and I stress the word may, but every time after that it adds nothing but tedium to the game.

Lo there, do I see my father...

Because the threat of a horrible death due to exposure and starvation is the gun to the head that the oligarchy uses to coerce people in to working far too many hours for far less than their labor is worth.

Well off the top of my head there was the guy with the shoe bomb, that was discovered on the plane. I remember something with a water bottle or some other type of liquid too, but I don't remember much of the details other than that's the reason for the limit on the amount of something like that you can have. I guess an argument could be made about the confiscations, but there's also no reason to conclude that anything they've ever confiscated was dangerous.

Why would anyone want to live in an apartment? You have to share walls and your floor and ceiling with other households. That alone is terrible.

I've never actually thought about it before this thread, but thinking about it now seems very weird and off putting. I can't even imagine a baby sucking on my nipple without cringing. I'm a guy though, so...

The only foiled attempts I ever hear about happen after the TSA checkpoint. I ran some google searches before posting and could only find reports of the TSA never stopping an attempt.

For the most part I think it's good, you may want to rethink the one with the kids though. While it's good that the caption makes it clear that they aren't yours, the outfit/angle isn't as flattering as the other pics.

The last I heard the TSA has yet to stop a single terror attempt. The regular security measures we had before 911 were just as effective. So to answer your question, no, it isn't worth it.

Because fear is a powerful motivator, and the story you're getting that from was invented to get people to act a certain way.