313 pts ยท December 9, 2015
The problem with using direct numbers like that is the vastly different GDPs and populations. Horrible method for comparing countries.
*most people.
He found out about her lying from one of her "friend's" boyfriend, but not for months
Some people get lied to. I knew a guy who caught it from a girl who knew she had herpes, but would lie about it to boyfriends
Pics or it didn't happen
It's mostly the warranty they charge for. They literally will replace a 25 year old vacuum with a brand new one if you make the claim.
Try to focus on a particular field for profit essentially because it says you aren't going to end up using your degree anyways.
Work INSIDE of the chosen field, STEM still works out better. The article was basically saying to just make sure you graduate rather 3/
A degree, just at all, makes things pretty equivalent because relatively few work in their chosen field. As far as economically viable 2/
In reference to the replied to comment, they are not all equally economically viable. The article admits that. It essentially says having 1/
Changing the opinion isn't the problem. It's the blatant lies about "always" and getting pissy when challenged. Admit to the change.
IF they land a position. FAR more liberal arts degrees out there collecting dust than STEM.
Not so much. It really depends on the wording of whatever law gets passed. There is almost nothing about laws that qualifies as "clear".
Biloxi/Gulfport
I volunteer as tribute to assist in helping those poor women seeking suitable companionship.
She is probably the reason for many underboob and belly top fetishes.
Mississippi native. You misspelled meth.
Katrina f'd up the economy bad. It's getting better. Takes a long time to recover from that level of devastation, as a community.
Living in Gulfport, grew up in Biloxi. North of I-10 is strange and weird to us.
Yours would be an extreme case. Most people who have it are asymptomatic
Correct. -2 is very rare to present orally. -1 is uncommon genitally, but still far more common than -2 is orally.
Not even -2 is really a problem, for most people. Less than 1 in 5 have symptoms and the majority of the ones that do are pretty mild.
(2/ ) half (not quite, but close) have HSV-1 (mostly oral, but can be genital a lot more often than -2 can be oral).
(1/ ) In the US, supposedly about 1 in 6 to 1 in 4 have HSV-2 (~95% genital). Less than a fifth of those are symptomatic. I think close to
Well, there's supposed to be a small reduction in risk, but we're talking like less than 30% reduction.
Proper cunts get +1. Did you remember to +1?
Ever had to patch a tire?
The screen has a coating on it that acts like a stencil.
That being said, the shape of the thighs and the style of shoe do pretty strongly point at a woman.
Fairly certain you're being facetious, but you're not wrong. Competition runners shave their legs all the time. It's normal.
The problem with using direct numbers like that is the vastly different GDPs and populations. Horrible method for comparing countries.
*most people.
He found out about her lying from one of her "friend's" boyfriend, but not for months
Some people get lied to. I knew a guy who caught it from a girl who knew she had herpes, but would lie about it to boyfriends
Pics or it didn't happen
It's mostly the warranty they charge for. They literally will replace a 25 year old vacuum with a brand new one if you make the claim.
Try to focus on a particular field for profit essentially because it says you aren't going to end up using your degree anyways.
Work INSIDE of the chosen field, STEM still works out better. The article was basically saying to just make sure you graduate rather 3/
A degree, just at all, makes things pretty equivalent because relatively few work in their chosen field. As far as economically viable 2/
In reference to the replied to comment, they are not all equally economically viable. The article admits that. It essentially says having 1/
Changing the opinion isn't the problem. It's the blatant lies about "always" and getting pissy when challenged. Admit to the change.
IF they land a position. FAR more liberal arts degrees out there collecting dust than STEM.
Not so much. It really depends on the wording of whatever law gets passed. There is almost nothing about laws that qualifies as "clear".
Biloxi/Gulfport
I volunteer as tribute to assist in helping those poor women seeking suitable companionship.
She is probably the reason for many underboob and belly top fetishes.
Mississippi native. You misspelled meth.
Katrina f'd up the economy bad. It's getting better. Takes a long time to recover from that level of devastation, as a community.
Living in Gulfport, grew up in Biloxi. North of I-10 is strange and weird to us.
Yours would be an extreme case. Most people who have it are asymptomatic
Correct. -2 is very rare to present orally. -1 is uncommon genitally, but still far more common than -2 is orally.
Not even -2 is really a problem, for most people. Less than 1 in 5 have symptoms and the majority of the ones that do are pretty mild.
(2/ ) half (not quite, but close) have HSV-1 (mostly oral, but can be genital a lot more often than -2 can be oral).
(1/ ) In the US, supposedly about 1 in 6 to 1 in 4 have HSV-2 (~95% genital). Less than a fifth of those are symptomatic. I think close to
Well, there's supposed to be a small reduction in risk, but we're talking like less than 30% reduction.
Proper cunts get +1. Did you remember to +1?
Ever had to patch a tire?
The screen has a coating on it that acts like a stencil.
That being said, the shape of the thighs and the style of shoe do pretty strongly point at a woman.
Fairly certain you're being facetious, but you're not wrong. Competition runners shave their legs all the time. It's normal.