Me too! I'm doing my part!
Auduras
joined 2 years ago
Getting my hands on a piece of floss and finally getting that annoying popcorn kernel out between my teeth after being stuck in there for what feels like an eternity.
Diablo 2, Civilization 2, Secret of Mana. No particular order.
Closest thing I can think of is making reservations for Brunch. Some places it's necessary.
I have taken it a few times. The best way I can describe it is that, everyone has the kegel muscle. It's the muscle you squeeze when peeing and the stream comes out stronger.
For men, when you have a hard on and you squeeze/tense that muscle, it makes the boner, harder. So (at least for me) when taking it, it's like having the hardness of squeezing, without needing to squeeze. So it just gives me a harder, hardon.
I still need to get aroused to get it up, but when it's up, it's a stronger boner.
After ejaculation, it still goes down.
Depends on the dish. If it's a separate side dish, I generally put it in a pot with a small amount of water and boil them for a few minutes, drain and then toss in a bowl and season.
If it's in a dish with sauce, (think something along the lines of a brown gravy, or a curry, etc) I'll throw them directly in near the end as to not overcook.
Death by Snu Snu
I feel like there's always a debate about keeping the liquid in canned beans vs not. Personally I like to keep it as it makes the dish taste better, but isn't that where most of the sodium comes from?
All I'm going to say is that it's nice being able to patiently wait to play games... Might have to wait a few months to a year but by then you'll get it on sale with hopefully a few patches in and bugs being worked out by then.
As others mentioned, it's simple division. But to properly compare, you have to take into consideration the "units" in which you're dividing.
E.g. if you're buying crayons, you can compare the # of crayons to the price. But if you're buying chicken breasts, you can't really compare the # of chicken breasts, but rather the ounces (or, whatever measurement of weight).
I agree with you, but the word "need" means different things to different people...