Infamous Fool

Oh yeah here's another place from my work place

Red sentences are true. Lies cannot walk on them.

I had a cat we rescued from an abuse case where she had to have minor reconstructive surgery to regain jaw function, and she went straight from that into a foster scenario where all of the other cats bullied her relentlessly and she could not leave this person's bathtub without being attacked by 3-5 other animals. She spent a month under my bed.

The runaway wanted poster always made me laugh, largely because of the comically exaggerated shark teeth they give her. However, I don’t think humor was their (the fire nation) intent with that drawing. Which leads me to believe Toph has high/impacted canine teeth (also known as yaeba in Japan), so witnesses described her as having fangs in their descriptions of her. thank you thats all.

I keep getting in trouble for referring to my spouse as 'my woman.' That's who she is to me--wanch ngatharam, and I'm pam nungantam, her man. Apparently that bit of paleo-misogyny loses something in translation for the metro middle-class people I'm attempting to mingle with lately, so I've had to alter my language and start saying 'my spouse.' The problem lies in the cultural baggage that comes with the possessive form in English grammar, and with the language of property law. In our Aboriginal communities, when people first meet you they will often ask, 'Who own you?' This doesn't signify a property relation--it is all about what groups, pairs and lands you belong to in your relationships, which are governed collectively. Belonging and ownership means something completely different from possession in our world. It means being in relation to family and community and place. Your belongings are not your property, but your connections. This worldview is not very compatible with the political economies, legal systems and marketplaces we must interact with to survive.

FELLATIO: Have you never taken within your mouth