Actually, "theatre" and "theater" are two different words, not British and American versions of the same word. "Theater" is a building, like a movie theater, and "theatre" is the act, like a theatre club at school.
Depends why the kid gets poor grades. If he's actually struggling and trying his best, then yelling wouldn't do anything. If he refuses to do work or study, punishment is fine.
I don't recall the book saying anything about Hugo's intelligence. Ron said Rose had Hermione's brains, but no indication was made that Hugo was smart too.
Why can't they just write an average romance for gay people? A guy asking someone out to prom who just happens to be another dude. If it's treated like any other relationship, it should be simple to add in gay characters.
I feel like the odd man out: I could lucid dream easily and could ever since I was a kid. I actually prefer to let my dreams play out naturally. It's like I'm watching a movie, and I find it more fun than controlling them.
I assume you're in on the trans positive movement considering your username, so I'm kind of surprised that you used transgender as a noun. It's an adjective. You'd call someone a transgender man or woman, not a transgender.
I don't see why you're including transsexual people in here. They're still male and female, not something in between. As a gay man, I would be perfectly fine dating a post-op transsexual man.
Except the o in oppossum isn't supposed to be silent.
Actually, "theatre" and "theater" are two different words, not British and American versions of the same word. "Theater" is a building, like a movie theater, and "theatre" is the act, like a theatre club at school.
Depends why the kid gets poor grades. If he's actually struggling and trying his best, then yelling wouldn't do anything. If he refuses to do work or study, punishment is fine.
They said Hugo was meant to take after Hermione even though there's no evidence for that. They worded it as fact rather than a suggestion.
I just assumed it was to keep up the trend of female names in the story. A lot of the girls are named after flowers (Lily, Petunia, etc.)
I don't recall the book saying anything about Hugo's intelligence. Ron said Rose had Hermione's brains, but no indication was made that Hugo was smart too.
Why can't they just write an average romance for gay people? A guy asking someone out to prom who just happens to be another dude. If it's treated like any other relationship, it should be simple to add in gay characters.
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I was afraid of water when I was five but then I decoded to go into the deep end of a pool. I almost drowned, and my fear was cured.
Am I the only one who doesn't get when people say languages are beautiful? To me it just sounds like noise; there's nothing attractive about it.
I got stuck with Shelby. I'd take Keith any day.
I feel like the odd man out: I could lucid dream easily and could ever since I was a kid. I actually prefer to let my dreams play out naturally. It's like I'm watching a movie, and I find it more fun than controlling them.
I assume you're in on the trans positive movement considering your username, so I'm kind of surprised that you used transgender as a noun. It's an adjective. You'd call someone a transgender man or woman, not a transgender.
I always liked 6:36 because six is the square root of thirty-six.
I don't see why you're including transsexual people in here. They're still male and female, not something in between. As a gay man, I would be perfectly fine dating a post-op transsexual man.