NathanDerWeise

I have no idea why an agnostic lesbian who is married to a brown woman would ever want to support a far-right party, but here we are.

Ugh, of course. Guess I misunderstood that part.

Gay German politician, Spahn, recently resigned after announcing that he and his husband had a baby via a surrogate mother from the USA.

Why? Just a few years ago he supported legislation that made surrogate motherhood illegal in Germany. (Technically, using a surrogate mother from another country wasn't illegal, but the whole point of the law was his party of Christian values said it was immoral.)

Not really sure what he thought would happen.

It's water based, so maybe know things better.

This is so wrong.

Astroglide isn't particularly good for anal. You need something thicker, like KY Jelly.

The fit is for "stealing hearts" as well as stealing hearts.

And nuss nougat means nut nougat, as well.

Not a single before and after photo

Sorry to kind of ignore your question, but I think it misses the point.

Even with only the partial game data on the disc, the disc still held the rights to the game. Therefore, the rights were transferrable. That is to say, you could still sell your disc and it would have value to the next owner.

When you are forced to buy the game directly from the PlayStation store, your game license is no longer transferable. You can't sell your old games, and you can't buy used games from someone else.

Yeah. I kinda meant this as more of a joke. I stand by it though. I still think it's funny.

Think about the average person. Now, remember that half of all people are less intelligent than that.

As of last year, approximately 57% of US Americans were iPhone users.

I think I've said enough.

Products for curly hair are designed to minimize the negative effects of curls (such as frizzyness) while attempting to accentuate the curl.

I don't think I've ever seen a product for straight hair other than maybe a straightening iron (and mists, etc. designed to be used before/after ironing), which does indeed iron your hair in an attempt to make it straighter. Edit: straightening your hair with an iron only lasts until you wash it again (or it gets wet by other means, including heavy humidity).

There are two exceptions to this: a permanent ("perm") solution does actually make your hair more curly. Despite being called permanent, it only lasts a few weeks or months. The opposite of this is called a hair relaxer. It'll make your hair more straight for a similar amount of time. Both of these are more harsh chemicals, and people generally go to a salon to get them done professionally. There are also home versions sold.

In summary, read the entire package before you use it on your hair.