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Open Question: Hypothetical Poll: If you could do one thing that dogs can do, what would it be?
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Open Question: what made my bf change?
a long time ago, me and my bf were together for a very short time....like a month or two...and in those months, we did get physically intimate....but only a lil fondling and touching here and there....he never tried anything more.....but then due to some reason we broke up......almost 2 years passed.....now we are together again....but now when it comes to being physical its like hes completely changed!!!! he no longer tries for just the touching and fondling.....he is like a horny lil dog now and suddenly starting doing 'things' that he had never ever done before......how come the sudden change.....what could have made him go from more 'loving' to now more 'horny' when it comes to physical stuff....is it normal???
Open Question: I need help understanding this excerpt by Mark Twain..?
I really don't understand what he means or what he is trying to say. "AT THE FUNERAL DO NOT criticize the person in whose honor the entertainment is given. Make no remarks about his equipment. If the handles are plated, it is best to seem to not observe it. If the odor of the flowers is too oppressive for your comfort, remember that they were not brought there for you, and that the person for whom they were brought suffers no inconvenience from their presence. Listen, with as intense an expression of attention as you can command, to the official statement of the character and history of the person in whose honor the entertainment is given; and if these statistics should seem to fail to tally with the facts, in places, do not nudge your neighbor, or press your foot upon his toes, or manifest, by any other sign, your awareness that taffy is being distributed. If the official hopes expressed concerning the person in whose honor the entertainment is given are known by you to be oversized, let it pass -- do not interrupt. At the moving passages, be moved -- but only according to the degree of your intimacy with the parties giving the entertainment, or with the party in whose honor the entertainment is given. Where a blood relation sobs, an intimate friend should choke up, a distant acquaintance should sigh, a stranger should merely fumble sympathetically with his handkerchief. Where the occasion is military, the emotions should be graded according to military rank, the highest officer present taking precedence in emotional violence, and the rest modifying their feelings according to their position in the service. Do not bring your dog." can you help me? thankyou:) The only thing i truly know about this that he is poking fun at the social norms saurrounding a very serious subject.
