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Cherlynne Joy · Guest

The real scam is $390/hour. I think the finest prostitutes in the world don't charge that much to use their hands.
A bottle of bourbon. I just got a new liver and I'm breaking it in.-Rich Texan from The Simpsons

Carmenchu · Guest

“That's the funny thing about morality, it's entirely subjective. What makes your morals superior to mine to the degree that yours should be legislated into law and mine should be ignored? Oh, and religion is not a valid answer because the same question applies there.

Dalvin · Guest

I bet if you didn't know it was a bull testicle, this wouldn't bother 99% of the people on here saying that it's nasty or disgusting.Not liking something after you've tasted it is one thing...not liking something on the belief that you think it is weird is just ignorance. Just like people who will never ever try sushi because they don't like the idea of raw fish.I've never had this food before, but I'd gladly try it.
especially Canada.!

Amryl · Guest

FTA: An alternate version of the sentence, however, is â€œTaroo-ga hon-mo katta.â€ Here, mo comes after â€œbookâ€ and changes the sentenceâ€™s meaning to, â€œTaro bought a book, too.â€ In this case the alternate construction adds complexity in Japanese by telling us Taro bought a book in addition to other activities.Actually isn't the implied meaning Taro bought a book in addition to something else (he bought)?In "Taro bought a book, too" and "Taro also bought a book", I don't think "also" and "too" function as focus markers because those two sentences by themselves have the same meaning. Only in context can you discern what the speaker means. "Taro bought a pencil. Taro bought a book, too" is the same as "Taro bought a pencil. Taro also bought a book." Or "Sakura bought a book. Taro bought a book, too." is the same as "Sakura bought a book. Taro also bought a book." In Japanese, "mo" provides some context in regards to the subject or object involved without having to introduce any prior information. You may not know what that context is, but you do know the context is there and what kind of context it is---it's an anonymous context, if you will.?
Backdoor... don't be silly. It's more like a master key.

Farzin · Guest