Netiquette dictates when you ask a question like this, you give your answer.
The only exception is when you are doing pure research and don't want to affect the results. You would say this.
BTW, I've been with my husband for 30 years this past February. We dated for the first 2 years and moved in together after that.
The site owner made the decision to make the changes and the staff (all volunteers) are just enforcing the rules.
Fansites have a mix of porn stars and non-porn stars.
We seperated them because people complained about the amateur section was getting flooded with fansite stuff.
More how the system is being abused for the sake of being woke.
Gilbert Gottfried died after a long battle with a rare form of Muscular Dystrophy; Dystrophia Myotonica type 2.
https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/trans-murderer-prison-identify-baby-26669658
Sophie Eastwood, formerly Daniel, is demanding nappies to wear and food to be blended like a baby's and has already been supplied with a dummy at Polmont prison.
In the UK, a "dummy" is a pacifier in the US.
I set mine to gaming and it usually has no issues.
Also, if you raise the back up, it helps with cooling too.
A Milwaukee, Wisc. BLM leader championed by the press for his protests against law enforcement in 2020 has now been convicted of felony first-degree robbery in Kentucky. Khalil Coleman was part of an armed group (including a minor) that tried to rob a drug house. His far-left supporters raised cash support for him after he was arrested last year using GoFundMe.
You may remember the video I posted where BLM chanted that they support black criminals.
But that's not what the lawsuit was about. The court didn't rule on society changing the definition, but the Scottish government changing the definition.
As I understand it, only the UK government can change it.
I'm on Twitter and to be honest, I haven't seen many but maybe that's due to who I follow.
I have seen that the ones on the right have no power compared to the ones on the left.
@Kekkaishi said in English Words Pronunciation:
So which pronunciation is the American?
It's not that simple, since both are used in the US and UK depending on where you live.
Both are right and both are wrong, depending on your accent.
Z; Zee in the US and Zed in the UK
