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Draeke Darkfold leans forward to level a squinted gaze into her features. “You say that but… I’m thinking you like the mean ones. Most women do, really.” He knew this all too well from personal experience and frequent disappointment. He muses silently a moment before sliding easily from the bar in order to stand before her. “Lemme ask you something and really think about the answer, okay?” He tilts his head, very possibly invading her sense of ‘personal space’ due to his sudden proximity. “Let’s say you had two choices…” His voice trails as he graces her with a scrutinizing stare. “One..” He lifts a single digit in emphasis. “I could spin you around, use something to wrap up your wrists, hike up that skirt of yours and bang you over a chair….” Despite the subject matter, he speaks rather matter-of-factly. “Or two..” A second digit is lifted beside the first. “I could take you by the hand, walk you out to the cliffs and serenade you beneath the moonlight."
"Which one would it be?"
I believe the question Fap Jack posed was, Will you? and it appears the answer from Pink Cherry Licker was, I'd love to! Congrats to the beautiful couple.
President Cyril Ramaphosa replies to questions in the National Assembly, in Cape Town. President updated the nation on government's processing of evidence emerging from the Commission of Inquiry into Allegations of State Capture, as well as developments around the power utility, amongst other issues.(Photos: GCIS)
And this, folks, is how you put your customers at ease and make them feel better about interacting with your web app.
Lesson: If you have an opportunity to a) make your customers not feel stupid, and b) make it easy to fix a mistake, do it.
my boys keep me busy with their profound questions about life and it´s meaning.. TFL! this page is based on the November ILS sketch!
So I have a question about explore that I don't quite understand. Is there a difference between getting onto explore and getting onto front page? Or are they the same thing?
1. White Wine Sangria, 2. It's Raining Bokeh!, 3. "In one drop of water are found all the secrets of all the oceans". Kahlil Gibran, 4. "Be the change you want to see in the world."Mahatma Gandhi, 5. Happy Blue Monday, 6. Make shift macro-Gorgeous Green Thursday, 7. Hmmm, not sure if this works, 8. “I am only one, but still I am one. I cannot do everything, but still I can do something; and because I cannot do everything, I will not refuse to do something that I can do.” Helen Keller,
9. Happy Feet, 10. a year of mornings 11:365, 11. a year of mornings 9:365, 12. I'm dreaming of a Blue Christmas, 13. Outdoor Shoot-Gabbi
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A member of the audience asks a question at a GWU Elliot School Tibet Governance Program Talk
© Bradley Aaron, 2013
Named for the silver "question mark" on the hindwing underside. This butterfly can be seen on fermenting fruit or sap, and less often on flowers. The underside coloration gives it great camouflage.
Audience questions at the forum covered such subjects as the politics surrounding the translation of the Koran and the homogenization of Muslim women.
Community Lunar Lunch on May 4, 2018. Bristol Parks and Bristol on the River sponsored the "Meet your Bristol Neighbors" LUNAR LUNCH at Cummins Park behind the Historical Museum at 7pm on Friday night, May 4, 2018 from 7-9 pm. A crowd of over 80 adults and children came out to enjoy the free hotdogs, chips and treats and listen to the Bristol history storytellers. Nearly everyone from 4 to 80 played the trivia game hunting and finding the 7 Painted rocks that contained the answers, and all came forward to collect their painted Bristol slogan rock prize. Also featured was John Nymeyer's Folk Band The Promissory Notes which played music to end the evening’s entertainment. Folks sang along and even danced. It was a fun-filled evening for all, and plans are underway to hold more community park events for the summer and fall of this year. Just the Facts: Bristol Resident Susie Meeks-Wade won a grant for her Little Big Idea from Vibrant communities to hold this fun event to bring both Bristol residents and those who enjoy Bristol’s parks to come to the LUNAR LUNCH in Bristol at 7pm on Friday, May 4, 2018 at Cummins Park, behind the Bristol Historical Museum for an evening of fun, food, music, history and fellowship for all!