Is she sweating because she's insecure about her knowledge, or is she sweating because she fears a followup question into WHAT she did?
I'm just asking because I'm LED only now, and sometimes the "framerate" irks me. So I'm interested in knowing if this is the case for the traditional lightbulbs too.
Ich hab es bis zum "Hotel Mama" geschafft, musste dann aber aufhören zu lesen. Ich sollte die TAZ rausfiltern. Wenigstens gibts von mir keine Werbeeinnahmen.
That is not exclusive to women. Masculine, pretty (read: attractive and nice) men are having it very easy, too.
They are not really lying, which is especially frustrating. But it wasn't enough by a long shot.
Telling someone that can't get out of a bog that you moved him a centimeter into the right direction will probably earn you some insults, despite the help.
I'm not an american, so I can only really watch you from afar. But I seriously hope that it doesn't come to that for the US.
Das... ist wohl technisch richtig
I honestly have to ask, is that the serious reasoning behind something like this? Cause it's lacking very much.
Are those the old ladies that end up shooting their neighbor through the front door?
Kinder angreifen? Was zur Hölle ist falsch mit manchen Menschen?
Well, I hug friends to greet and show compassion. But it doesn't really change anything, in terms of closeness or intimacy for me. Maybe others feel like that too and don't really engage in physical intimacy. I do hug female friends in comfort too, but that's very awkward for me. It seems to help them though.
I feel better when my personal space is respected, I don't really want hugs when I'm feeling down. I do like hugs when I'm feeling comfortable though.
How can someone even think of something like this law? The results are just sad. This ban needs to be tossed.