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Julie S · upvoted an item
about 19 hours ago
Let's hope she's also been learning jujitsu! ;-)
Julie S · upvoted 4 items
1 day ago
Fortunately I am a Leo and we Leo's do not believe in astrology.
Troll, troll troll your boat gently down=====well you know.
Julie S · commented on 2 posts
1 day ago
It took me a while to get used to wearing a mask it made me feel claustrophobic.
If she wants to have s*x after a caesarean then that's entirely up to her. You can't call CPS just because the mother likes to have s*x, you have no idea whether she is a good mother or not. People need to pull their heads in.
Julie S · upvoted 2 items
3 days ago
In America the ambulance is not your taxi to the hospital. It's your Uber to bankruptcy court.
Why should she have been forced to carry it in the first place?
Julie S · upvoted 10 items
3 days ago
From "Got Questions" --> "The Deuteronomy passage is more specific in its rule against wearing a wool-and-linen weave. The Leviticus passage gives the broader prohibition, forbidding clothes woven of two different types of fabric. Leviticus does not specify what material is used. Wool and linen would have been the primary options for the ancient Israelite when making thread for weaving. Wool is animal-based. In Moses’ day, woolen thread would have been made from the hair of a sheep or goat (today it is made from a variety of other animals, too, such as llamas and alpacas). Linen is plant-based and was made from the flax plant (see Joshua 2:6). There is no evidence that ancient Israel cultivated cotton, and they did not have synthetics like nylon or polyester." "The laws against improper mixtures may have been designed to keep the Israelites from imitating the superstitious practices of the nations surrounding them."
People really fu.cking suck.
Julie S · commented on 2 posts
4 days ago
Are you British?
Where do you eat your "fun whipped cream"?
Julie S · upvoted 2 items
4 days ago
Wow. Somebody voted "His actions were in self-defense". Self-defense of what? His fragile, pathetic ego?
According to what she said, the beer she tried to grab was hers, not his, she was just trying to take it back. And I guarantee you, everyone defending him is a fellow misogynistic and/or incel.
Julie S · upvoted 4 items
6 days ago
Not only would I expect it, I would appreciate it, so I could improve my grasp of the language instead of continuing to make the same mistake.
I'm guilty of that and I'm not a bit sorry.
Julie S · commented on 13 posts
6 days ago
So they have totally abandoned the no Americans rule.
