Recent content by jetwolf

I've found ISG (internationalsexguide.nl) to be pretty useful.

Not quite sure what you were using this for, but that dialog is still accessible via Tools --> Page Info (or shortcut Ctrl+I) --> Media tab

I have definitely seen this observation made in mainstream news sources. Not sure about CNN, but here's an article from AP News: https://apnews.com/article/public-health-health-florida-coronavirus-pandemic-ron-desantis-889df3826d4da96447b329f524c33047

Doesn't the recent announcement that they're going to wait 4 months between the two shots, significantly delay that timeline, like until October or so?

I think it's less about wanting to return to the office right now, and more that once it does become safe, people will want to go back to the office. In other words, all this talk of "remote is the future of work" is bullshit. People are social beings, they'll want their communal work spaces...

I've been to one FKK (Artemis, in Berlin). I wasn't the biggest fan, though I hear there are better FKKs than Artemis elsewhere in the country. I personally preferred brothels (I wrote about my brothel experiences in Cologne here). To answer some of your questions: Yes, prices can be...

Are you sure you're not overlooking a few more contingencies here?

I don't think this analogy helps your argument the way you think. A lockdown is a drastic measure, akin to, say, banning cars from the road altogether. The actual rules we have in place for cars are more minimally invasive (e.g. wear a seat belt, obey speed limits). The analogy for covid that...

Mine too. I've taken note of the locations of the notices around the building, for when the next toilet paper shortage hits.

That would depend on what the price was when you bought the bitcoins, wouldn't it?

I've tried this for OnlyFans (as I'm not comfortable making this type of purchase under my real name) but OnlyFans kept refusing the card.

I think you meant to say Tor Browser (which, by the way, is based on Firefox).

One difference is that the vaccine is intended to be administered to the entire population, most of whom are healthy. So, if a certain % of people suffer an adverse reaction, that's a lot more people suffering an adverse reaction than would be the case for a typical drug which is administered to...

I guess "no bone in boner" doesn't apply to otters?

It would be nice if we could keep just one thread on the topic of the current status of agencies, without devolving into a general discussion of the merits of lockdowns. There are literally dozens of threads for the latter.