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...hold off, because once you do the deed, he will lose interest. “Even though he may turn on the charm subtly (or not so subtly) pushing to get you into bed, the truth is, he’d rather have you turn him down than give in??As long as you dangle the promise of sex in front of him, he’ll be fixated...
...with an unblinking intensity that can’t help but unnerve fawning girls. While his winsome lyrics bring Split Enz to mind, his clenched, discomfiting stage presence recalls Joy Division’s Ian Curtis. Whether or not you want to move closer, you’re drawn in??as promised, Maxïmo burns through hooks at their own light-speed velocity. The verses are obliquely scientific but the closing mantra gets personal: “Love is a lie, which means I’ve been lied to / Love is a lie, which means...
...concrete goals,” each of which is aimed at either increasing or reducing a statistic by 50 percent, such as raising reading and math scores by half, or decreasing dependence on foreign oil. To accomplish such goals, Schumer suggested creating an “opt-in?? program for public schools and an apolitical committee of experts to devise a long-term strategy for alternative energy. Schumer invents the fictional characters of Joe and Eileen Bailey to represent a typical middle-class family. “They’re real...
...science, so he must hate science. And anyone who hates science is no friend of mine. Because science rules.I don’t know about you, but if anyone ever came up to me and said, “BAWLS sucks,” I would f’in?? kill him.And I don’t know about you, but if anyone ever came up to me and said, “Suck BAWLS,” I would f’in?? say, “Gladly.”Breaking news...
...Hanover on Jan. 30. The loss was part of a 0-2-2 stretch for Harvard. With the return of the Olympians and any bitterness left over from last year—the Crimson made the NCAA postseason in the end, while Dartmouth sat on the outside looking in??will make the rivalry roaring and ready to go when the first puck drops at 7:00 pm tonight. “It is Harvard-Dartmouth,” Martin said, “its always a big huge rivalry, so who is not excited...