Bad news! A lady was raped. Good news! She went to the hospital, was cared for, and was given two birth control pills to prevent pregnancy. Bad news! The lady was arrested by the Tampa PD on a warrant when filing her police report. Good news! Er, hmmm. Bad news! Prison employee Michele Spinelli refused to give the lady her second pill, on "religious grounds." Good news! The lady did not get pregnant anyway. Bad news! We will just repeat that again: Prison employee Michele Spinelli refused to give the lady her second pill, on "religious grounds."
I detect a flaw in their argument: if they&#039;re strong<em>er</em> than anything known to man, that must mean they&#039;re unknown to man, so how can we know how strong they are?
It&#039;s ridiculous that I get peeved by this, but I&#039;m afraid I can&#039;t help it. / is a slash; \\ is a backslash (which turns out to confuse IntenseDebate a little).
She didn&#039;t give her even one pill. The pharmacist, who was not Spinelli, gave her two pills; she took one before being arrested. Upon her arrest, the pill was taken from her, and Spinelli refused to give it back.
I&#039;ve been programming C-family languages for 20 years, hence my peevishness :P
I learned it simply by observing that / is the one you see in regular English usage, and \\ is the &quot;backwards&quot; version of the common one, which also happens to be how it got its name.
I detect a flaw in their argument: if they&#039;re strong<em>er</em> than anything known to man, that must mean they&#039;re unknown to man, so how can we know how strong they are?
It&#039;s ridiculous that I get peeved by this, but I&#039;m afraid I can&#039;t help it. / is a slash; \\ is a backslash (which turns out to confuse IntenseDebate a little).
<blockquote>Do I contradict myself? Very well then I contradict myself, (I am large, I contain multitudes.) </blockquote>
She didn&#039;t give her even one pill. The pharmacist, who was not Spinelli, gave her two pills; she took one before being arrested. Upon her arrest, the pill was taken from her, and Spinelli refused to give it back.
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I&#039;ve been programming C-family languages for 20 years, hence my peevishness :P
I learned it simply by observing that / is the one you see in regular English usage, and \\ is the &quot;backwards&quot; version of the common one, which also happens to be how it got its name.
Sexy, that&#039;s a very enticing avatar. Also, nice glutes.
Obviously her eggs were asking for it.
There have been a lot of rapes around Mediterranean and Baltic Avenues. She should move from that side of the board.
More good news: A hidden proviso in Florida&#039;s budget to privatize all prison healthcare for 100,000 prisoners is in peril. <a href="http://www.miamiherald.com/..." target="_blank">" rel="nofollow noopener" title="http://www.miamiherald.com/2012/06/26/2869424/pri...">http://www.miamiherald.com/...
Sharia law or not, the USA is getting more like Saudi Arabia by the day.
She should consider herself lucky. In Arizona, she would also have to prove her residency.