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(17 Likes) If Gowther’s real body is under lockdown, how can he control the doll in the Seven Deadly Sins anime?
As never stated explicitly, but it’s like how you control a toy car, but the remote control is your brain and magic, not a machine. Same with Cusack controlling Arthur to kill himself. The original Gowther is locked in a prison, so he can still move in his cell, not like he can’t move, and is unconscious the entire time he’s in the prison.
(96 Likes) What does it mean when someone refers to you as “plastic”?
faces to achieve wealth and/or personal status goals. Users in life, buyers these are “Plastic People”… People or peoples: how can they say one thing to you and then turn around and say different things to someone else specifically about you or about a discussion they had with you. person makes up story Real Doll r makes up any part of original story… “Plastic people”; too introverted to be interested in anything else… “Plastic people”; Too introverted to be interested in anything else… A group of people who are so keen on their good looks that they go out of their way to shape every aspect of their self-image. They are usually the ones who go to the most expensive clubs and restaurants and are rarely seen doing anything that could negatively affect their image. The term can also apply to people who have had extreme plastic surgery, often fake people, or people with a lack of personality (Just a pretty face). Man, I’ll never go to that club… filled with plasti
(59 Likes) What are the strangest objects left behind by hotel staff?
It happens sometimes, sometimes it has several hundred cash in it), small jewelry (usually, for some odd reason, one earring, rarely both…), cell phones, especially cell phone chargers (as I said earlier, some guests Mutant aliens eating TV remotes, but many try to make up a bit by leaving behind a cell phone charger), loose clothing, small electronics like MP3 players, occasional loose food items (perhaps a bottle of water or soda), toys (usually plush) an animal, doll or teddy bear) – we always find strange things that guests leave behind. . . All the luggage of a guest – not quite, but almost a complete wardrobe. Where it gets really weird is when they never call to get him back. The man is out $181 million lottery winner finds love clothes on his back and he never looked back. You would think we should consider sending a missing persons report, but we neither stand nor have reason to believe that something really bad happened to him. A fridge full of food. Or beer. Or sometimes unopened liquor bottles. Medical devices – the occasional oxygen bottle and once, a CPAP machine (Continuous positive airway pressure – someone in my family uses one of these so I have a pretty good idea how much they cost… low-mid four for a sleep study prescription requiring a numeric overnight visit…) On cheaper properties, drugs – and their street value, or for you to add to your stash if you use drugs – out. in plain view, complete with tools. (Somewhere years ago I checked in on a guest who, after finding a used needle on his nightstand, promptly returned and requested a refund. There are used needles and other supplies in cheaper places that aren’t too fussy about who’s renting. There are some not-so-rare items found in rooms by housekeepers and sometimes overlooked. It’s an event Last year at a Motel 6, almost a tragedy happened because of just that: there was a used syringe on the floor under the bed, and the next guests in that room were a family, a small child crawling around, finding it difficult, and had to be taken to the hospital. ..) Unopened packs of condoms, the occasional underwear and the occasional sex toy once, an inflatable doll…) Complicating this question is a discussion I had last month about guests trashing rooms or leaving them unusually messy or filthy. (X://X.quoraX/Hotels/ Oteller-hizmetçiler-tercih-ederim-odadan-temizledi/cevap/Susan-Deluzain- B arry/comment/1404659 ): very few things are particularly memorable. Contrary to the ordinary, even the things that happen ‘will happen sooner or later’ seem trivial. A strange item left in a room would have to be quite bizarre or surreal to even consider mentioning, let alone making a war story. In most cases – except for CPAP (unless you or a loved one suffers from sleep apnea, who knows? Who cares? Who can even identify the device?) and the rubber ‘love doll’ and I’m not so sure about that. inflatable doll – if one of the staff brings it up or mentions it, there will be a more experienced person on the staff who has seen it many times before. Items most likely to be retrieved when lost and found: obviously high value items; and anything of obvious sentimental value (we rarely get called back, for example about a shirt, but someone panics over a ball cap with a specific logo on it…) If it’s one of them, put some effort into contacting us guest (with this individual hotel conditions vary). In any case, we keep it in bags, labels and for thirty days (unless it’s obviously convenient to do so, such as perishable food or soiled underwear). After that, the chambermaid who finds him plays finders-guard with him if he wants. Usually we ask the guest to pay the shipping cost. (The rare exception: If it costs almost nothing to ship and is clearly a high-value item for an important regular customer like a checkbook or jewelry, or if it’s something like a doll or bear, that means:
(94 Likes) Why didn’t Japan ban child porn anime?
. This is not the case with drawings. While I personally find the demand for such materials surprising, there is no doubt that some demand exists. And where there is demand, there is usually supply. Eliminating supply does not eliminate demand. In fact, whatever the supply is, it greatly increases its value, thus stimulating supply even more – often to the point where breaking the law is worth the risk. If demand was met with drawings, this would mean that no real child would need to be abused on the supply side, or at least a potential reduction. If someone gives up indulging in anime porn, there’s no harm in the end result. I disagree with the idea that this automatically leads to searching for harder stuff, in my experience people don’t have fetishism (but that’s just my opinion and observation). On the other hand, if someone is a pedophile and there is no other way to satisfy that desire, then they can explode and harm a real child. Recently in the UK a man was jailed for importing a silicone doll sex toy (made entirely legally in Japan) that looks like a child. While his fetish may degrade many people, what bothers me even more is the idea that having a lifeless piece of silicone shaped in a certain way will land you in jail. What it’s telling me is that we have absolutely no idea how to counter the rise in pedophilia (if it is) and that the knee-jerk reaction to ‘burn the witch’ or recklessly jail people is just plain stupid. Masturbation never hurt anyone, even if we don’t like the material used. Doing real child porn is absolutely harmful and we have laws that rightly prohibit it. But to make drawings or silica
(19 Likes) If a girl calls me “baby” or “love” or other pet names like that, does she like me?
answer without additional information. For example, some waiters called me “hun”, “baby”, “honey” etc. It’s not usual for them to call me ‘… and I’m sure they don’t all like me, that’s their habit. It’s not to say that he doesn’t like you, but instead to alternately