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Yeah, those are all pasta. Spaghetti is all the long noodles.
You can suck your own dick; it's medically possible, and it's not illegal!
There's also an exception if they can't read the delivery address; they have the authority to open the package to try to determine delivery address. So make sure your label can get a little wet and still be readable.
I can't speak to what happened during his upbringing, but if the man I saw as my father, who took me in as a teenager, decided to enter into politics, conservative politics no less, I'd tell him to visit for Christmas but leave me out of the politics. I'd want to go to the grocery and raise my family without being harassed by reporters and crazy random idiots, especially if he was a minor local politician in the community where I lived, but even moreso if national office were ever a possibility. The best way to achieve that would be to not let the general public even know about him, but he can still be in the family text chat and bring the grandkids by to see the rest of the family in person and in private.
The guy just wants Internet detectives like you to leave him and his family alone. Doing a good job of that doesn't mean anything should smell off.
The Renaissance is not "some homogeneous past", it's a pretty specific time period: the 15th and 16th centuries.
The only reason here, is BS. The kid is real, he's a grown-ass adult with children of his own that he wants to keep away from the general public. This is conservative propaganda to make you think Johnson's statements on racial injustice (which lean toward "my white kids get opportunities and have an easier life that my black kid doesn't) are bunk. Which they're not, just because the guy doesn't want to do photo ops and give press releases doesn't mean he's fake. Johnson was first elected to Congress less than 10 years ago. His son made a decision not to be a pawn for his adopted father's political career to avoid the public, not his father; and the public are generally terrible, which makes it an appropriate and rational decision.
Maybe you just don't know the definition of "irony". People use it improperly all the time. I don't think anything in that song by Alanis Morissette is actually ironic.
Personally, I don't think there's ever an excuse for cheating; academically it really only harms the cheater. People in college offered me a lot of money to do their work for them. I never accepted, but I also never tattled on them. Grades honestly, really, don't matter in the long run.
That's not irony, it's karma? Consequences? Definitely not irony, though.
No, it's TNG because of all the purple sparkly stuff, big hair, and jazz music. It's very representative of late 80s early 90s adult contemporary aesthetic, which makes sense because that's when it's from. TOS is some other kind of retro fruturism.
Prisoners do not get billed for medical treatment.