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If it comes into circulation with that design, moonie would be a perfect name.

I'm pretty sure Ron's first act as president would be to abolish the federal government, but maybe that wouldn't be such a bad thing?
At the very least, he would reduce government spending and taxes to pretty much nothing.

Here, this might work:
youtu(dot)be/UBorHpLGntc

The thing is, your view operates on the assumption that the primary purpose of all sexual and romantic interactions is childbirth. However, most people who oppose homosexuality are typically far less critical of contraceptive use, couples who choose not to have children, and couples with at least one infertile member, even though these behaviours are just as reproductively unviable.
So while the idea you've presented may be a factor and is often used as an argument against homosexuality, it is not sufficient to explain the average homophobe's views. The issue is far more complex than what you are reducing it to.
Tldr: stop pretending like your prejudice against me and people like me is scientifically justified. You're still an asshole.

That's because it's the box where you indicate what language you want it translated to. Seeing as this person can't speak Russian, I doubt they'd want anything to be translated into Russian.

You might want to brush up on your sex ed a little, because sperm cells can live for up to five days.

No matter what show she's on, she is always Professor McGonagall.

Remember: anything can be a dildo if you believe in yourself

valar dohaeris

Actually, he releases female pheromones to trick the other males into trying to mate with him, so that he warms up faster and actually has a shot at the lady snakes. But we don't know whether things work out in the end.
I just watched this today, it was super cool and super disturbing.

This is from the TV show 30 Rock, if that's what you mean.

Actually, not all hybrids are sterile. Coyote/wolf hybrids, for example, can reproduce. Animal hybrids probably couldn't lead to evolution, though, since animals by far prefer mates from their own species. On the other hand, since plant reproduction is less discriminating (make a ton of pollen and hope for the best, basically), interspecies plant hybrids often occur in nature and can sometimes lead to new species.

That's how it works with any morally dubious movement, though. Or any movement at all, really. People pretty much always believe what they're doing is right, or else they would stop doing it.

However, the majority of people have gender identities congruent with their sex, so this post holds true for most people.

Yes, how dare someone make sexual comments on a hookup app. Disgusting.

I suppose "science" is still correct, but physics would definitely be more precise.

We don't have to learn imperial units next door in Canada, so I'd be surprised if the rest of the world had to. But learning the metric system is way easier than learning the imperial system, which I guess is kind of the point.

The center of gravity of the forks is actually at the edge of the penny, so it can be balanced on the rim of a glass.

Or maybe that the post prompted them to kill themselves.
-Not Kass

stevonnie is frigging adorable oh my god. the ship and the person are both perfection.

For my own reference, are non-Christian temples also exempt from taxes? Or is it just churches?

The thing is that black people are often treated as criminals regardless of whether they act like one whereas, as totallydude pointed out above, white people receive far less judgement for far worse (or at least less justified) behaviour.

It's actually 18 in Quebec, because Quebec insists on differentiating itself from the rest of Canada.

If disciplining your kids so that they don't become assholes (i.e. doing your job as a parent) counts as bullying, then yes.

What about fighting off a bear with deer hands?

The Hermione Can't Draw song is actually from A Very Potter Sequel, but I digress.

Personally, I beg to differ. I'm also gay and only take offense at things meant to be offensive, but that's because now I'm secure in who I am. When I was 13 and coming to terms with my sexuality, every day I'd hear my classmates calling people and things "gay" as an insult. Even if they weren't being consciously homophobic, the implication that gay is bad or inferior really fucked me up and made it a lot harder for me to be okay with who I am.

No, but I'm going to start doing that to my straight friends now

The perfect blend of a cheerfully harmless word and a wildly offensive slur.

I would agree if this were a movie for adults, but, speaking as a gay person, LGBT representation in children's media is actually super important. It's evidence that we are finally being accepted even by the stricter moral standards of children's shows and movies, and, more importantly, it lets kids know that it's perfectly alright for them or for people around them to be gay.

I am gay and I DEFINITELY want to go there

But it's a choice that endangers a child for no reason other than the parent's ignorance.

If you mean code names, I'm pretty sure Leslie was "I'd be lying if I said I hadn't thought about it".

Because it's not the actual dialogue, sadly. Still hilarious though.

There are U.S. copyright issues on the word "Avatar" because of James Cameron's movie, so it's "The Legend of Korra" in the states and "Avatar: the Legend of Korra" everywhere else. So you're actually both right.

Take trophies after slaughtering your enemies, and wear them at all times.

Something that really interests me is how the contrast between the two books can be explained by the context they were written in. Brave New World, published in the wake of the roaring twenties, depicts a culture of mass production/consumption, complete sexual freedom, and instant gratification. 1984, on the other hand, came out in the aftermath of WWII, and it focuses on controlling people through deprivation, fear, and redirected aggression. Brave New World relates a bit more to the world we're living in now, but 1984 was certainly extremely relevant in its own time, and still very relevant today.

Interestingly, some genetic disorders are still around because they can prove helpful in certain forms. For example, while sickle-cell anemia severely weakens those who have it, people who carry the abnormal gene but also have a normal copy are less likely to die of malaria, which is why natural selection never removed the mutation.

Also, gases don't have a definite density because they expand to fill the volume available to them.