I've experienced the stuffed-nose feeling after poppers sometime. It never occured to me that it might be because I'm lying down, this is the first I've heard that.
There's a huge used bookstore in Detroit, John King books, in a four-or-five story tall warehouse near downtown. It advertises itself as the biggest used bookstore in the United States. I've never thought of looking for this type of material there.
My mind immediately went here, Rayna's reaction to "premium economy" from Melissa McCarthy's "Spy": https://getyarn.io/yarn-clip/5520e4fb-f2ec-4f0f-be1d-16a6a8353e4c
Can you tip in Canadian dollars, given that they're coins, not bills? Or is that considered gauche? Back in the days of the Happy Tap in Windsor, I'd always tip in American dollars, but that's just across the river from the US.
hahahahaha. John Varley's book "Wizard" has a character, a young lesbian from a colony of all women. She experiments with sex with a guy but had NO idea that this is how babies are made, and that it could happen unintentionally.
Or just no PhotoShop, cleaning up blemishes and such. Every time I see a picture of Matthew Camp I look for the mole/birthmark on his chest that Doc pointed out in "The Go Doc Project"
I think both, although I don't remember if it was Keanu Reeves or River Phoenix's character that was narcoleptic. There was a narcoleptic Argentinian in Moulin Rouge, he played the main role in "Spectacular Spectacular" until he fell asleep. He did the wonderful "Roxanne" number earlier in the movie.
My dad took me to a program at school, probably 7th grade. Boys and girls had separate presentations. At the end, he asked me if I had any questions. I had none. That was the extent of the sex talk.
it's never worked well for me. It includes Cleveland as within 100 miles. Maybe if I had a plane, or boat, but unless I want to cut through or over Lake Erie, it's closer to 200 miles.
Glad I found this. Lucas is coming to Toledo, not far from Detroit, in a few weeks. I was interested. FWIW, his ad lists him as bisexual now, not sure what it said back when this was originally posted.
A co-worker has the "utilize" bug, always saying that when "use" will suffice. I know him well enough that I teased him about it, he said "I know", and now he enjoys how much it bothers me :-)