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Eight ball overs were only ever used in Australia.REally, then I stand corrected!
Eight ball overs were only ever used in Australia.REally, then I stand corrected!
And in New Zealand.Eight ball overs were only ever used in Australia.
Bit springy!BREAKING NEWS: Taylor Swift still has lovely legs, and she still enjoys showing them off!
(pics taken last night before the Grammys)
Nice legs, indeed! But some shoes!BREAKING NEWS: Taylor Swift still has lovely legs, and she still enjoys showing them off!
I’ve always thought of such shoes as Big Fashion-dictated instruments of torture, which should banned under the Geneva Conventions.Nice legs, indeed! But some shoes!
I’ve always thought of such shoes as Big Fashion-dictated instruments of torture, which should banned under the Geneva Conventions.
Long ago a lady assured me that said shoes enhance the musculature of the legs, making them more attractive thereby.
With your hands tied overhead and your arms pulled tight so that you are stretched taunt would help you to stand in them!Well such shoes do indeed enhance the look of our legs. Our asses as well. We are very much aware of this.
In at least one of my fantasy worlds, I strut around and dance in stilettoes for several hours a day.
In real life though, I could rarely stand to do that for more than half an hour before taking a nice long break.
Venerable Mom was of a generation that wore these every damn dayWell such shoes do indeed enhance the look of our legs. Our asses as well. We are very much aware of this.
In at least one of my fantasy worlds, I strut around and dance in stilettoes for several hours a day.
In real life though, I could rarely stand to do that for more than half an hour before taking a nice long break.
not sure - in Glasgow it would be called a 'Paisley screwdriver' - but I know 'drill' has a range of other meanings, many shared, some only or mainly US.Found t-shirt I’d like, but wonder if the joke carries over into other languages?
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This is the intended meaning. I’d be surprised if it doesn’t have the same sense in Her Majesty’s Armed Forces.not sure - in Glasgow it would be called a 'Paisley screwdriver' - but I know 'drill' has a range of other meanings, many shared, some only or mainly US.
With your hands tied overhead and your arms pulled tight so that you are stretched taunt would help you to stand in them!
My pleasure to help you!What a thoughtful suggestion. And yes, I do think it would help.
yes ... maybe it's a sign of a mis-spent youth that I can add a couple of other senses - one being, needless to say, 'to fuck', the other (apparently from the Black music, hip-hop and rapping, scene) 'to shoot dead'.This is the intended meaning. I’d be surprised if it doesn’t have the same sense in Her Majesty’s Armed Forces.
Definition of drill
(Entry 1 of 6)
transitive verb
1a: to fix something in the mind or habit pattern of by repetitive instruction drill pupils in spelling
b: to impart or communicate by repetition
c: to train or exercise in military drill
I'm entirely happy with that idea, the thought of the stuff that makes up 'me' feeding other lives - plants and all the life (including ours) that depends on them. I'm not clear whether the compost is bagged up and sold, or why it has to be done in a special facility. Otherwise, a simple, 'natural' burial seems just as good a way to turn into compost, and there are plenty of places we can do that.The ultimate virtue-signaling for the environmentally concerned:
Recompose, the first human-composting funeral home in the U.S., is now open for business
After five years of research and development, Recompose, the company founded by Seattle resident Katrina Spade that gives people the option of choosing natural organic reduction — otherwise known as human composting — as an alternative to burials and cremation,...www.seattletimes.com
I have visited Salem several times and been the stage manager for a production of "The Crucible". The Salem Witch Museum, though a bit kitschy, has very good historical artifacts and a decently accurate presentation of the history.I've just had the following included in an Eventbrite listing (my interests must have escaped!) which may interest a few members, a learned talk about witch trials in New England for $5, via Zoom.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/witchc...nded_events_quantity=15&aff=ebemnsuserinsight