(Colin Dexter, Last Seen Wearing, 1976)
"Even in these permissive days"; and this about an adult screwing underage schoolgirls. How simpler the times were back then; and it seems Dexter thought that morals were going to get even laxer.
(Colin Dexter, Last Seen Wearing, 1976)
"Even in these permissive days"; and this about an adult screwing underage schoolgirls. How simpler the times were back then; and it seems Dexter thought that morals were going to get even laxer.
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To unscramble an egg, by the way, would be a closer idiomatic parallel to ungrinding ground meat, and in spite of Julia Ioffe, is just as dark, blunt…
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Thought of this phrase today for some reason, then thought whether it exists in English (putting toothpaste back into the tube came to mind), then…
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I think many (perhaps most) people are totally fine with being a free-rider, a bludger, or a sponge (remember Trump who said that he pays little…
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