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Do you have a problem with vampires? If the answer is no, you don’t need vaginal garlic. And if you do have a problem with vampires, the answer is still no because the best place for your garlic is around your neck because that’s where they bite! Jokes aside, I thought Halloween was a great time to debunk what is a close contest for the worst piece of vaginal “advice” that you can find both on the Internet and in print: vaginal garlic.

Let's get one thing out of the way first: Burt Lancaster does not pass for Mexican, or even half-Mexican, even with the help of a deep tan and possibly the judicious application of brownface makeup. One of the stupidest and most useless human endeavors is the imposition of modern sensibilities upon cultural material from years, decades or even centuries past. Of course people in 1971 didn't think about cultural appropriation the same way they do in 2018.

Company: Jungheinrich Aktiengesellschaft HQ: Hamburg, Germany Ticker: (Frankfurt: JUN3) Market Cap: €2.89 Billion Euro (share price €28.35) Public Float: 47% Preferred shares URL: https://www.jungheinrich.com/en Strategy: Undervalued, buying opportunity Jungheinrich is a business that is 53% family owned but with public shareholders accounting for the other 47%. It was founded by Dr. Friedrich Jungheinrich in Hamburg in 1953 and operates in Intralogistics. In terms of the movement of physical goods, the pressure to perform has never been greater.

Mason Morfit is the CEO and Chief Investment Officer of ValueAct. He has held positions on the boards of an impressive 44 public companies. For a hedge fund manager who is typically secretive, Morfit has had a high-profile personal life thanks to his marriage with Jordana Brewster, renowned for her role in the “Fast and Furious” franchise. Morfit studied economics at Princeton University, a choice driven by his fascination with the mathematical modeling of human behaviors.

If you know one thing about Elisabeth Elliot, it’s probably this: that in January of 1956, her husband Jim and four other young American men hoping to reach an isolated tribe with the gospel of Jesus disappeared in the jungles of Ecuador. The story of their death was told in the New York Times; Life magazine gave it a nine-page spread.  Equally remarkable to the watching world, the widows didn’t leave Ecuador.

Who is Vaush? He is the second most famous/influential internet communist. Second to the billionaire heir and two legged cockroach called Hasan Piker. Vaush has just been exposed as a horse fucker. Vaush opened his porn folder on stream and so his audience/haters saw it. People looked up what it contained and it is horses fucking lolis. Loli being a porn tag in hentai for underage girl. They are drawings, not necessarily realistic, so you can argue until the cows, or horses, come home whether or not it is 110% genuine pedophilia.

A few years ago, I dabbled with Gumroad by releasing a free PDF booklet about vapour barrier liner (VBL) socks. This endeavor was primarily to familiarize myself with the platform's handling of PDFs. Although I also marketed my book titled 'Me, Myself & I' there, I quickly discerned that a distributed PDF could proliferate as quickly and uncontrollably as an STD in the Chamonix valley. My booklet delved into the use of VBL socks over prolonged durations, sometimes as long as 60 days, in chilly landscapes like Antarctica, Greenland, and Alaska.

About certain subjects, I have a compulsion to show off my knowledge. At a dinner party, I’ll often dig my nails into my palm rather than correct a misstatement. Sometimes, though, I can’t help myself. It’s a flaw in my manners. But it’s also one of the reasons I write.  Thorsten Veblen’s 1899 book, Theory of the Leisure Class, held that the upper class felt compelled to display their wealth through conspicuous consumption, measured not only by material luxury goods, but by avoiding work and spending their time in non-productive leisure.

Sigfried and…yum?? That was my first thought when biting into the Vegas Pie, the newest pizza at Iron Born’s Strip District location. You may recall that this pizza was entered into the International Pizza Challenge and won third place in the North East division. When I heard this pizza was on the menu I knew I had to find it out. Fortunately, editor-at-large, Tom Tallarico, was on the same wavelength.