gnuplusmatt

Carter Burke is bought and paid for by Weyland Yutani, WY lies for their own ends, and that included sending Ripley to back to LV426 for the Hadley's Hope of getting their very own pet Xenomorph. Amanda Ripley could be anywhere

not a doctor, but its probably the change in hormones that cause the refactory period that changes the response for round 2

As a chronic premature ejaculator, just get good with your tongue and pushing past the refactory period to go for round 2 (which lasts ages 👍)

Another fun fact is that the original radio edit that charted is different from the album version / version that is on streaming these days. It lacks verse 3

And when the plane came in, she said she was crashing The velvet, it rips in the city We tripped on the urge to feel alive But now, I'm struggling to survive Those days you were wearing that filthy dress You're the priestess, I must confess Those little red panties, they pass the test Slides up around the belly face down on the mattress one And you hold me And we are broken Still it's all that I want to do, just a little now

only on a starship, earth is mainly soul food restaurants and vineyards

Have you considered Bazzite? Similar to Nobara, but it's immutable. You can treat it like an appliance and even updates itself

I saw a theory on reddit years ago that the reason there are no overweight people in Star Trek's utopia is that the computers keep track of your calorie intake. You order as much food as you like but if you're over your calorie limit its going to taste like ass because its lowered the carbs or nutritional content of the food in favour of your health

I have an OG Vive, it works fine. I have more issues wrestling with the flatpak version of steam's steamVR components than with the actual hardware

good if they're gaming on old hardware I am sure. Mint lacks modern feature enablement and it baffles me that people keep recommending it

my ostree updates fine

KDE Discover does my updates without passwords just fine

I bought solid explorer at the dawn of android and still use it to this day