I thought they didn't have girlfriends anymore in Japan.https://japantoday.com/category/features/lifestyle/theme-park-now-offering-fake-thugs-you-can-'beat-up'-to-impress-your-girlfriend【
"Theme park offering fake thugs you can 'beat up' to impress your girlfriend"
Cheap imitation, American parks offer real thugs.
You could impress your hizamakura.I thought they didn't have girlfriends anymore in Japan.
In a story seemingly found in the "Portlandia" writing room's trash can, Vice's"feminist channel" Broadly reports that two Portland strip clubs -- Acropolis, the place where you eat steak and watch women take their clothes off, and Dusk 'Til Dawn: Casa Diablo 2, the place where you eat vegan food and watch women take their clothes off -- are in an "insane feud."
No thanks.I think I'm gonna pass on this one:
A brewery in Denmark is making beer using human urine. The specialty pilsner is called "Pisner,"
Casa Diablo is not a meat market? I'll be taking my business to Acropolis.Oregon
http://www.oregonlive.com/portland/index.ssf/2017/05/portland_steak-centric_strip_c.html
[Oregon allows "two-way" contact between customers and fully-nude dancers along with hard liquor sales] and live sex shows.
NEW YORK (AP) - A Brooklyn cafe that created a "Unicorn Latte" is accusing Starbucks of "overshadowing" its health-conscious drink with the sugary Unicorn Frappuccino in a new lawsuit.
My dog likes to lick them.I don't like possums, but I definitely don't hate them that much!:
Man sets fire to smoke out opossums, burns down house instead
My dog likes to lick them.
Too bad he wasn't inside. Then he'd be a Darwin Award nominee. (Not that I wish he was inside!)I don't like possums, but I definitely don't hate them that much!:
Man sets fire to smoke out opossums, burns down house instead
O'God, The things I've seen.MARINE CORPS BASE QUANTICO, Virginia — In a cramped office at the Marines' Quantico base outside Washington, about 20 investigators sit elbow to elbow, staring into their computers as images of naked men and women flash across the screens.
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"If you do that eight to 10 hours a day, five days a week, you get pretty burned out," NCIS Director Andrew Traver said in an interview. New agents cycled in after the first month, he said, "just because of the burnout factor, especially the ones that are doing the image review."