CuriousByNature

Tweezers?

And as time goes on and there is less societal pressure for a closeted gay man to live a straight lifestyle, I imagine the numbers of gay men married to women will drop. I think a lot of middle-aged gay men who are married today and finally coming out of the closet likely grew up with pressures that today's generation may take for granted.

Especially since attractiveness is so subjective. I do appreciate the need for discretion, however.

It's amazing that any human remains might have been found - I would never have expected that. But perhaps it's just traces of tissue - I doubt we'll ever be told one way or the other, which is not something we observers need to know anyway.

There is a direct correlation between getting a neck tattoo and becoming a maintenance worker. I have a graph and a pie chart here somewhere...

Which one? The PM or his younger brother, the filmmaker?

He must be because it's in his name. LOL

There's that little triangle-shaped thingy about 2/3 back along it's ventral side, which I believe is where its penis is - the apparent lack of testicles likely suggests it has been castrated and is a steer. Cows usually have an udder by the time they are about 1 year old or so, but it would be unusual for a heifer to have horns as large as that one has until it was even older. But then again, I'm not a farmer - lol.

I heard a story about a person in South Korea who died while trying to eat live squid at a restaurant - what a way to go. Death by cephalopod.

I don't see any udder... but perhaps this bull/steer identifies as a cow? They should rename the town to Pamplona, given the running of the bull.

Perhaps the medical examiner will be able to tell if he died from a traumatic injury - such as being caught in an avalanche (apparently several had occurred around that time). Hopefully this will provide additional closure for his loved ones. RIP.

How can you tell? His arm is blocking that part of the dog.

I used to work with a lady who had a big birthday party when she turned 43. The sad reason was that she had surpassed the age of both her parents when they had died (mother 42 and father late 30s). And if I remember correctly several of her grandparents also died very young - only one was living when she was born, I think). But thankfully she is happily enjoying her retirement and is now in her late 60s.

And the fact that unlike your cat, your dog doesn't want to see you dead.

Yes, I did. 174. Remember? Uh oh... maybe that isn't a good sign

In cases like this it is best to add your parent's ages - you should easily hit 174.

Possibly

Mr. Cameron is but one voice, and if I was a family member of the missing people I would HOPE that the authorities would not gear their efforts based on his advice. It is of no consequence or help to the families that he weighed in AFTER the wreckage was located anyway. This tragedy was an opportunity for him to grab some of the spotlight and and come off looking like he knows more than those who actually undertook the search.

No idea, but I would be willing to bet that if he is Bosnian, his last name probably ends in "ic/ich". 😂

I wonder how many escorts he had onboard? Maybe they helped pull people to safety - oh, but billionaires don't hire providers - oops, I'm conflating two threads.... 😜

Anyone else thing it is darkly ironic that the story refers to the individual as a 'ground' worker.... sorry, I'll show myself out.

Perhaps have her play tennis with @Unicorn's 103-year old friend, and if she doesn't do too well she might figure out for herself that it's time to run with the Pugs But seriously, I don't envy your situation - wanting to protect someone who hasn't accepted their decline, and not wanting to inadvertently insult them or cause them to isolate themselves from the things that have always made them happy and alive - not an easy balance to strike.