It would definitely cause the sweating the symbol indicates, at least for me. I would call it hot.
It would definitely cause the sweating the symbol indicates, at least for me. I would call it hot.
I think at that point it’s called “corn syrup” or just “syrup”. Maple syrup is still made from maple.
So far, yes. I’ll study it further in depth and get back to you if I see anything, though!
To be fair, it’s an attractive picture, just odd haha
That profile picture looks like a photo taken off a computer screen.
I have indeed. That does not seem to change how rare of a surname it is, I don’t think. Especially when speaking of U.S. politics, I’m assuming he’s American or at least in the U.S. which seems to narrow it from people in Poland. It seems like it’s much more likely to be related than someone with the last name Smith related to another Smith.
I’m not trying to imply they are alike in personality or anything past the surface level; I just think it’s interesting as I have hardly ever heard that name in the U.S.
Edit: I just looked it up and Andy has stated there is no relation.
Is “Andy” here related to “Ted” in some way? That’s a pretty uncommon surname.
Presumably in much the same way that toddlers can’t win a high school scholar bowl. Just because one side or type of idea is a clear winner doesn’t mean it’s not a fair system.
Was Sherlock on the BBC transphobic? It’s been a while but I don’t remember that.
And, to take it one step further generalized: fuck the police.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breast
Women tend to have more tissue and larger size as a secondary sex characteristic, but both men and women develop breast tissue. Men and women both have breasts.
So in a democracy you’d vote for no one, as they’d all have chosen to be politicians by definition?