BugleFingers

There was a misprint on magic the gathering cards that affected the artwork/coloration the year I was born. WotC recalled all of them and destroyed them all. The remaining ones that were already purchased sell for absurd money

And I post bean memes because I love myself

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I had always assumed that Hunter-Gatherer societies were very loosely sex divided and strongly necessity based. Meaning, sure men could be the typical hunter and women the typical gatherer but if necessity dictates, any person would do any job, and, given the times, that was probably frequently.

Furthermore they also likely didn't have societal structures the way modern societies did, meaning people likely weren't barred from any job or forced into any job, it was a community effort for survival, if you meet a criteria that can help, you do that.

These are not factual statements, these are just my assumptions on how I figured they reasonably existed.

Hey-oh, I just wanted to say that it isn't unreasonable for someone to take care of someone they like when they are ill in a case like this. I'm sure having a crush may have incentivise helping her but I have also stuck around and helped friends with partners in situations like that too, both men and women, and not called their SO. While hindsight may be "call the partner" 1: That's not always possible, it really depends on circumstances (maybe partner is drinking with others? Or is on a trip, etc.). And 2: It's quite reasonable to feel better to stay and help the person rather than wait and/or just leave it to someone else since you are present and others are not.

Brownie points or not, it seems like the intent wasn't to take advantage of the situation but help a person who was in a bad state. And yeah, probably because they liked them. So just leaving someone, whether you have a crush or not, in a miserable state (see: Throwing up) kinda seems like an ass move.

The rest of the interaction I have no comment on. End result is OP leaving after they were in a good enough state to be left that way (Not gonna be throwing up anymore)

I've gone twice, the first time, it was awesome! I was with two friends, we roamed and checked out basically every street. I even got to put a lock on the lock bridge for my partner at the time. Everyone was friendly and 2 of us spoke French so that helped a ton.

The second time I went was a few years after. The terrorist attacks had happened and the experience was not as great. The Eiffel tower is now gated and patrolled, you need had to get in lines and wait to get up close. They also had taken down the lock bridge (I was still with the same partner). It was still a good experience for sure, the vibe was different though.

Paris at night is beautiful, though remember that it is still a city, so treat it as such.

Ahhh my bad, I'm dumb and read it wrong, ty

Where did you find that definition? That wasn't the definition I remembered so I looked it up too and I found what I thought it was but not what you found. Was that on urban dictionary?

Next up, opposing candidate promises personal pony identification system for all citizens.

I shall not provide a number for the times having bugles on my fingers has lead to munching my fingers as well. However, there may be a distinct possibility this has happened.

Soon, uhhhh, all of my characters are Idiots who's names are puns for being stupid (lackman for instance).

Am the I dumb?

I do believe the criteria was "mostly adult cast" so out of 12ish characters having two not look like adults still fits the criteria. And Victim can probably be ruled out since you're right, basically 3 frames

In all new flavors like SHOCKLATE and GUN