Best answer: If you like stick figures with no *** or ****, yes.
I think a lot of actresses are way hotter than she is. I never understood why she was so "hot".

Best answer: I don't mind it.

I'm so sick and tired of being different because so many people love to press my buttons until I snap. I do muay thai and I enjoy it, even though I'm overweight and a very late bloomer (I started it last year and I'm 23) but I'm confident with my weight. I'm learning kickboxing because I'm a different person, people love to call me a loser until I break their noses. I wished I've learned it at an earlier age but it's too late now because my parents didn't have the money to sign me up (my dad is a disabled piece of garbage and my mom has to pay rent, groceries, car insurance, etc.) Physically and tastes, pretty much mainstream. I love sports, music and stuff but I'm mentally inefficient. . When they see my true self, they try to bully me until I get pressed and then I snap, especially at work.

Just a situation..

For good or bad.

I think he's a great President. If I do vote, I'm definitely voting for him.

Why didn’t even one democrat vote in favor of it?

Best answer: Hopefully. He can try to pardon himself but that may not work. He can resign and get Pence to pardon him if he loses the 2020 election. He can escape to another country and seek asylum before he can be arrested. He can commit suicide if he knows he is going to be arrested. Or he may die of a heart attack, or AIDS or other illness before he can be arrested. These are all possibilities.

Pardons only work for federal crimes. New York State is readying charges against him, and no presidential pardon can help him avoid being convicted at the state level, although there is a slim chance that the Supreme Court can rule that it is unconstitutional to charge a person both at the state and federal level for the same crime. If that is the case, then a presidential pardon can prevent states from prosecuting him. There is currently a case being considered by the Supreme Court and it has to decide whether the constitutional ban of double jeopardy means feds or states cannot both prosecute a criminal for committing the same crime. Currently if a person is acquitted of murder at the state level for example, the feds can charge that person for violating the civil rights of the person that was killed. If the Supreme Court rules that that is double jeopardy, then a presidential pardon by Pence can potentially wipe out the pending state charges against him also.

Ford's pardon of Richard Nixon says that Nixon was pardoned for all crimes committed by Nixon up to the date of the issue of the pardon. That means even a presidential pardon cannot wipe out future crimes. That means if Trump is pardoned, he can still be prosecuted for crimes he commits after the date the pardon is issued. Given Trump's criminal nature, there is no way he would stop committing crimes after he has been pardoned. The question is whether he lives long enough to be sent to prison.

Best answer: As long as it doesn't cover their face I'm fine with it

Best answer: Because it isn’t.

The fetus is more like a tumor, cancer, or parasite, hence morning sickness.

It is an organism made from the hosts cells and foreign DNA that consumes resources and nutrients from the host.