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I dunno that is what the google results said! That sentence was copy/pasted. I hope it was something in the distant past because EEW.
Also, I think every state has an exception for spouses, so that if a couple gets married under 18 (or under 16) in some state or country that allows that, then they can travel to California and sleep together legally. But, they could not get married here under 18. And traveling across state lines to marry a minor is also illegal.
The oils are pretty good for the skin. It does not get you high though. It seems like certain compounds can penetrate the skin and others can't? I was very skeptical of topical cannabis helping with joint pain (no pun intended!) but it does actually work. It helps with sore joints or sore muscles, it even helped with my late mom's arthritis, but did not have any psychoactive effects.
Hiya, jack.
Holidays get hectic.
18 in California, USA.
There are some 'limited' lower ages of consent if BOTH people are under 18 but over 16 (I think), but at 18, it is unlimited. i.e. a 30 year old can date an 18 year old but cannot date a 16 year old, but a 17 year old can date a 16 year old.
Federal law is 16
State law (in my state) is 18
Each state can set their own age, as the age of consent has ranged from 10 to 18.
I don't know what state sets the age at 10 but that is some sick shit right there. I bet it is Utah. (without googling, just my guess)
Global warming melts the polar ice...
which makes the oceans colder...
which causes more severe storms...
thus global warming can actually make some winters colder in some places.
Sorry to bring up facts when you were trying to be cute, but climate change is real and will continue causing more severe and weird weather worldwide. In some places it might be longer drought, in others it might be floods and hurricanes, in others it might be worse blizzards.
They should have called it "global weirding' because people tend to be too literal in their comprehension.
GRRRRRTH
Yes. The hotness. The accent. The scenery and interaction with locals. The fake mystery when I am sure he knows which species he is really looking for the whole time. I love it all.
I made up a drinking game involving every time he says the word "GIRTH".
empty the bottle when he says "Frightening GIRTH".
BRING IT
Yes. The hole digging was kind of interesting as mood and setting the ascene, and i liked that it was showing rather than telling. Expository speeches are a crutch for cinema. SHOW, don't tell.
But yeah, too much.
The last season is supposedly a time jump 2-3 years , it takes place in 1987, so all those dangling threads might just be abandoned for new storylines. We might never get real bangs for all that setup. That kind of pisses me off too. I guess we have to assume that nothing important or interesting happened during that time gap? Unless they have lots of flashbacks to the 84-87 time period.
Yes, but only a little bit.
I've been to England, France, The Netherlands, and Italy.
I would like to visit Ireland, Scotland, Denmark, Spain, Germany, more of Italy, more of France, Hungary, Slovenia, lots more places.
We called it slug bug too! Maybe that was the west coat name, and punch buggy was east coast? I have a Boston-raised friend who still calls it punch buggy.
There were WAY more volkswagon bugs in the 70's though! Your arm got sore from all the punches.
The dye is also bad for your ladyparts.
Bing!
hahahah
I saw a movie a few years ago where someone said "search for it on Bing" and everyone laughed so hard
family road trips with no electronic toys or videos for entertainment. The kids just looked out the window or played games like 20 questions or license plate spotting.
everyone smoked, everywhere. restaurants, movies, in a car with kids and the windows closed, PLANES! (I do not miss this)
cracker jack with physical 3-D plastic toys, not just a sticker or a temp tattoo. (and my dad said in his day the toys were metal)
TV had like 7 channels, and that was in a big city. In rural areas there was even fewer.
UHF and VHF channels.
Adult theaters. Like, actual movie theaters, with porn. And the movies had plots (sort of) and were the length of a normal movie.
Lining up overnight to buy concert tickets.
If there was a band you liked, to get any information about them you had to read music magazines and liner notes, and there were obscure singles and B sides and hard to find records that you really had to search for. Physically search, at record stores. Everything was not instantly available and easy to find.
researching school term papers in books at the library, and then typing them on typewriters, and if you made a mistake you used white-out.
Getting photos developed and waiting a week to get them back. And then putting the photos in physical photo albums.
At a certain age you may have to move back to take care of your parents, or else have them move in with you. But it's a different dynamic then because you become the parent, and your parent becomes a big cranky toddler.
I was skeptical if it would still be any good without Ragnar, but the new season looks interesting so far. Jonathan Rhys Myers is a good addition to the cast, and I am loving the scenes of Floki discovering Iceland. I guess Bjorn is going to North Africa this season? That might be cool too. I like the parts where they go to other lands and spread out and discover and explore.
The politics and infighting back in Denmark are less interesting to me. Lagertha definitely should have killed Harald instead of shagging him.
Yup! Another really dangerous thing is they cannot smell a gas leak. Natural gas has a stinky chemical added to it just so that people can tell when there is a leak. but a lot of elderly people and smokers still can't smell it. And smokers are most likely to use a match or lighter indoors when they don't know there is a gas leak.
One time when I was in college, I came home and my parents house was full of gas. The stove knob was not turned off all the way. Neither mom nor dad could smell a thing because they both smoked. I ran around frantically opening doors and windows and they were just like 'whah??"
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Anyone who has older parents who have no sense of smell, please get a natural gas detector alarm for their house. Not carbon monoxide, you need a different device for natural gas.
Thanks R.
An interesting experiment is make some different flavored candy but color it the 'wrong' color, and see if people can correctly identify the flavor. Like a grape flavored candy that is yellow- can anyone taste the grape with that wrong color clue, or will their brain tell them it's lemon or banana?
Or just make them all white.
There are even people who insist the different colored m&ms are different flavors.
Babies first words , all over the world, regardless of language, are often starting with B or D. That's why they call it "babbling', because it sounds like " babababa".
Those sounds are just easiest to make, developmentally.
Mothers sometimes feel jealous when a baby says Dada before Mama. It doesn't mean it loves dad more. It's just D's and B's are usually the first sounds.
I feel like there must be older words than bread. Maybe not in surviving written languages though.
Bread is a product of agricultural civilizations, but humans had language from hunter-gatherer times.
I feel like the first words of human language probably would be something translating to 'RUN! There's a saber tooth tiger behind you!"
Smoking for years will kill a person's sense of taste and sense of smell, so a smoker will often overseason food so that they can taste it, but meanwhile for a non smoker with functioning taste buds, it's too much.