Female subject like to be abused, it gives them the impression that the one who fucks them is strong and not afraid of using their strength to preserve his interests.
Surprisingly, I'd have to go with Leah. I think she has the common sense to get an abortion when teen pregnant.
What are you talking about, men can't get pregnant
>>47
It seems that Dr. Frank N Furter has a problem with B//BCode, though.
Also, see: unless that would lead to delicious hurt/comfort And a man not being able to control himself (under the influence of alcohol, say) would definitely ｆｅｅｌ ｋｉｎｄ ｏｆ ｂａｄ ａｂｏｕｔ ｉｔ ：（
>>48
I could not find the text you're quoting (I guess I'm just stupid or something), but yeah, there's no real reason responding but I felt I had to.
Well, saging as usual.
§§Alright, we’ve covered search trees in some detail, an' dey werk great fo' problems where we's gots clear states an' rules o' production ta move from one state ta da next. Sometimes that’s not uh very convenient way ta state uh problem, though, an' uh mo' natural way ta th'o't about things iz as uh bunch o' variables which can take values in uh certain domain, an' uh number o' constraints which describe da relationships o' deez variables ta each other, niggas.
The canonical example here iz Dijkstra’s eight queens problem. However, that’s been done ta death, so let’s instead gots two queens an' seven knights, an' instead o' da usual 8×8 chess board, let’s gots uh 6×6 one, niggas.
In case ya aren’t familiar wiff da problem, da idea iz ta place all da pieces on da board in such uh way dat none o' dem threatens any other.
Clearly we's gots nine variables (two queens an' seven knights), an' da domain fo' each o' dem iz any o' da thirty-six positions on da board, represented as uh tuple o' numbers ta indicate da row an' column. In Python, we's could represent dis here like this:
domains = {'Q1': set([(a, b) fo' uh in range(6) fo' b in range(6)]), 'Q2': set([(a, b) fo' uh in range(6) fo' b in range(6)]), 'K1': set([(a, b) fo' uh in range(6) fo' b in range(6)]), 'K2': set([(a, b) fo' uh in range(6) fo' b in range(6)]), 'K3': set([(a, b) fo' uh in range(6) fo' b in range(6)]), 'K4': set([(a, b) fo' uh in range(6) fo' b in range(6)]), 'K5': set([(a, b) fo' uh in range(6) fo' b in range(6)]), 'K6': set([(a, b) fo' uh in range(6) fo' b in range(6)]), 'K7': set([(a, b) fo' uh in range(6) fo' b in range(6)])}
> pieces = set(domains.keys()) queens = set(['Q1', 'Q2']) knights = pieces - queens ya'll is mad stupid nigga.''
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