(Continued from R28)
Are more straight men heteroflexible/bicurious now out of convenience? R34
I grew up in a big city. R6 is right.
Are more straight men heteroflexible/bicurious now out of convenience? R7
It was stigmatized in the 50s, the 60s, the 70s, the 80s, and probably still today. Former New York Mayor Bill de Blasio's wife went to Wellesley in the 80s, I think, and was ostracized at liberal, woman-friendly Wellesley for having a lesbian relationship.
Posts by ignored poster 127 Alcoholic Johnny Depp wants to buy a pub in the English countryside. Great choice.
***What is a Jewish American Princess?*** What even makes somebody Jewish? I don't understand why Jews are any different to the Irish or Italian Americans. Why is Jewish considered an ethnicity, an identity, a stereotype?
Jews are always mentioning how Jewish they are. Are they all wealthy? If so, why? Have you ever known a poor jew?
Johnny Depp: In which movie did he look his most attractive? And which movie did he look his worst? Not including the cartoonish characters with heavy make-up like Edward Scissorhands and Willy Wonka.
I never found him attractive with short, slicked back hair, like in Donnie Brasco, Crybaby or Public Enemies. A clean cut look doesn't suit him.
He looks way better with long hair and facial hair, like in Chocolat, Blow and From Hell, the first pirates movie. He also looked good in the last season of 21 Jump Street,
Vets are insanely greedy. Pet medicine should be sold over-the-counter. I don't have pets anymore but I used to. Whenever I took my pets to the vet, I was basically fleeced for cash. If my dog has an infected wound or eye infection, the treatment is obvious, so why do I have to pay the vet for a consultation fee and the medicine fee, when I could just buy an ointment over the counter at a pet store?
I understand that if an animal has epilepsy or a heart condition, that there needs to be a diagnosis to get meds, so yeah, a vet visit is needed then. But some minor issues could easily be taken care of at home by the owner, no vet needed. Minor things like rashes, eye infections, colds, diarrhea, sore throats.
It's annoying. When a human being needs flu pills, ointments and antiseptic, they can just go to the pharmacy to buy some over the counter. No doctor needed (Obviously, you need a prescription for other things like insulin) Why can't there be a service like that for pets? The only medicine-type items you can get from a pet store are eye drops and worming tablets.