I watched that yesterday. Was kinda on edge as to whether it was going to be done well or not, but think it was navigated reasonably well for the 2000s.
pesophilia
love of the Mexican currency.
For what it's worth, I think it's an excellent horror novel told from the perspective of an unreliable narrator.
I would not describe it as a great romance novel.
"There are two books whose final lines make me cry without fail, irrespective of how many times I read them," Rowling told BBC Radio 4. "One is 'Lolita.'"
(The other one, based on the context of the interview, seems to be "Emma.")
Like many other admirer's of Nabokov's novel of a pedophile who pursues a 12-year-old girl, Rowling loves it for the writing style.
"There just isn't enough time to discuss how a plot that could have been the most worthless pornography becomes, in Nabakov's hands, a great and tragic love story, and I could exhaust my reservoir of superlatives trying to describe the quality of the writing," she said.
Source: https://www.businessinsider.com/jk-rowling-favorite-books-2016-7?op=1#lolitaby-vladimir-nabokov-19
Yeah, so make sure not to get caught
Lego star wars usable object aura around it
Eh, there's plenty of educated right wingers. Not fascists as much, but the kind of fiscally conservative economists who preach austerity are often as not highly educated, just lacking in empathy.
The philosophy behind FOSS is inherently left wing and anarchist; communities working together to provide and produce tools for the common good, without a profit motive. Coupled with the lack of advertising and promotion of the sites, people have to seek them out, leading to a self-selecting user population that skews left :)
Wait, the US genuinely doesn't use A4 etc.?
Unfortunately my arsehole doesn't take kindly to being bothered unlubed.
"large-gamete-maker"
oops, all terf 😬
I read that as courting. Which honestly... Yeah?