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Rufo posted:jonny, angry jonny really really really angry i'm more bemused these days
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jonny, bemused jonny this is jezebel in heeeeck
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reidscones posted:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Culture_of_Idaho potato-centric culture
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reidscones posted:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Culture_of_Idaho Get this: they have some areas that are rural, while other areas are urban.
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For example, Idaho is home to several immigrant groups with notable histories.[1][2] Specifically, Idaho is home to significant numbers of people with historical English, Native American, German, and Mexican historical ties [3]. Cultural centers in the Treasure Valley region of southern Idaho include the Hispanic Cultural Center of Idaho [4] and the Basque Center [5] in downtown Boise. I like Idaho all the different people of Idaho. Idaho is a bit mountainous but you could ride your bike which is good for me.
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Nikolai Fuckharin posted:America is home to significant numbers of people with historical English, Native American, German, and Mexican historical ties [3].
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JawnV6 posted:jonny, bemused jonny OMG are you like that one stripper in real life who was always dancing to that song? because i thought you were going to bring me back some ones, what the gently caress.
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yosconfession: irl im a stripper
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Culture of Idaho led me to "culture of the united states", where i was greeted with this image: world cultures explained in a venn diagram that looks like a jackson pollock painting  edit: gently caress yo tablez
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Deutsch sees the female development as exceedingly difficult and tortuous, because at some point she must transfer her primary sexual object choice from her mother to her father (and males), if she is to attain her expected heterosexual adulthood. According to Deutsch, the girl blames her father, not her mother, for the lack of a penis; thus, she stops identifying with her father and masculinity. Because of this relationship with her father, she develops libidinous fantasies of being raped. Thus, the rape fantasy is universal and non-pathological, a key part of female sexuality. Meanwhile, the girl identifies herself with her mother through the wish for an ‘anal child’. When she recognizes her failure, a decline to the pre-genital stage takes place: a wish for the earlier active (phallic) clitoris. Masochistic tensions in the girl prevail and she longs to be castrated by her father. The desire for a child also becomes masochistic. Post the most worthless thing you can find in pseudoscience
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Aleksei Vasiliev posted:Post the most worthless thing you can find in pseudoscience dsyp
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Jimferd posted:Culture of Idaho led me to "culture of the united states", where i was greeted with this image: when i think of catholic or europe i think of israel
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219.css makes that like impossible to read kinda wondering why Australia has a higher "Self Expression Value" than the US and, in fact, higher than all but the Netherlands and Sweden when i think of self-expression i think of a censored internet, no guns, with no declaration of rights and minimal freedom of speech laws Malloc Voidstar fucked around with this message at 13:38 on May 14, 2011 |
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Jet Age posted:Get this: they have some areas that are rural, while other areas are urban. You see rural people drive like THIS
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lazar wulf posted:when i think of catholic or europe i think of israel Laws based almost entirely on the Old Testament e: also that chart makes me want to go to Sweden.
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umm, catholicism believes that the teachings of the new testament invalidated the old so that's wrong
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depreciated testament
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got dat wmd posted:umm, catholicism believes that the teachings of the new testament invalidated the old so that's wrong no
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got dat wmd posted:umm, catholicism believes that the teachings of the new testament invalidated the old so that's wrong church teaching often supersedes both/either
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Hey religion is really dumb lets not talk about it.
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Neu posted:Hey religion is really dumb lets not talk about it. 
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Otto Skorzeny posted:also wrong :confusedtoot:
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Neu posted:Hey religion is really dumb lets not talk about it. Religion is actually really cool from a historical standpoint.
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An Idaho icon: the Owyhee Idaho Spud.
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HYMEN.SYS posted:Religion is actually really cool from a historical standpoint. So is hitler...
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Wit_Sponge posted:So is hitler... Yes, most madmen who rise to power are!
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HYMEN.SYS posted:Yes, most madmen who rise to power are! 
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Jimferd posted:Culture of Idaho led me to "culture of the united states", where i was greeted with this image: don't quite understand why japan is where it is since the official religion is doing whatever the gently caress it takes to make olds happy
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Nikolai Fuckharin posted:I like Idaho all the different people of Idaho. Idaho is a bit mountainous but you could ride your bike which is good for me. yeah idaho is pretty chill
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freddi_Fish Characters move from one screen to the other by clicking when the cursor turns into a chunky arrow. When the cursor is just a small cursor outline then there is nothing clickable, but when the small cursor outline fills in, you can click the mouse and something will happen. As with all Humongous Entertainment games, clicking on the environment prompts an animation which is sometimes funny but rather useless to the plot, usually with tiny fish. However, when you click on a person or certain objects, something will happen like the person talking or Freddi Fish picking up the object. Collected objects appear on the bottom of the screen in their own individual bubbles. Freddi Fish puts objects away by sweeping them behind her back, often resulting in hilarious scenes when putting away large objects. Overall, Freddi Fish Junior Adventures are mainly about helping to solve other creatures' problems by trading and using objects which is tied in to a constantly-progressing storyline.
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Aleksei Vasiliev posted:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freddi_Fish http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dopefish
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someone out there has to be forcing students to write wiki articles how do i find those
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Nevergirls posted:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Jacuzzi#Has_a_jacuzzi_ever_been_sold_or_used_without_heat_and_for_what_purpose lol
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Today's Featured Article: The CSI Effectquote:The CSI effect is any of several ways in which the exaggerated portrayal of forensic science on crime shows such as CSI: Crime Scene Investigation influences its public perception. The term most often refers to the belief that jurors have come to demand more forensic evidence in criminal trials, thereby raising the standard of proof for prosecutors. e: and don't forget the featured picture, a guy who played lex luthor: 
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