2011-11-13, 14:04 | Link #17661 | |
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I suppose the anime where they only knew the Childhood friend for a day may not really have any issues, but when the childhood friend has been around so long that she cooks and cleans for the main character... Colour me jaded, but I'd find it kind of weird to go out with a girl I'd known like that. |
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2011-11-13, 15:39 | Link #17662 | |
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2011-11-13, 15:41 | Link #17663 | |
I disagree with you all.
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2011-11-13, 15:50 | Link #17664 |
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Well the idea that the woman you marry is also your friend so that the likelihood of you getting into such a situation that you would consider divorce is reduced because you are friends with similar interests and backgrounds it considered sort of normal. The general idea being that you want to be around this person, not that you just want to have sex with her. Because eventually you both are going to be old and sex won't be very likely. But you will still be friends and able to entertain each other or care for each other in those later years.
I did not have this sort of woman around since pretty much every family on the block had boys around my age and the closest thing to a female childhood friend moved away a long, long time ago (to the point I don't even know what she looks like grown up). And while my grandparents are not quite that sort of case, they did remain married for 62 years before my grandfather died.
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2011-11-13, 21:16 | Link #17665 |
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Troops occupy Rio slum in "historic" operation
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/...7AC0K720111113
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2011-11-14, 05:31 | Link #17670 | |
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2011-11-14, 06:27 | Link #17673 | |
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Germany faces new form of far-right terror
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2011-11-14, 07:21 | Link #17674 | |
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2011-11-14, 12:31 | Link #17677 |
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Bank of America to sell most of its remaining CCB stake
The recent sales on stocks of Chinese banks is kind of interesting. Recently Goldman Sachs sold a large amount stocks of the industrial and commercial bank of China. They all made quite a lot of money on their investments, but these are moves that bring a lot of questions. |
2011-11-14, 12:45 | Link #17679 |
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Actually, France had already asked to use money for itself from the last stability pact right after the German parliament passed it. Italy alone owns France/French banks over 500 billion Euros. And France is one of the main nations that pressured the ECB (until two weeks ago led by the Frenchman Trichet) into purchasing PIIGS bonds, against all rules agreed upon during the creation of the Euro. The German members - together with a few other northern members - of the ECB council simply get overruled. Two Germans (of only two seats) have already resigned.
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2011-11-14, 20:47 | Link #17680 |
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Jordan’s king calls for Assad to step down
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/...rticle2236136/ Beside Iran, is there a country than said than Assad should stay ?
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