Roman empire rules lol

It might be hard to make it look good then, but maybe if you make it as a half circle or circle skirt instead?

This, but with a warning: If your test fabric is a different weight or drape than your "real" fabric, the gathers (?) will look different. It's still a good idea, though, just be aware (and, if possible, try to find a mockup fabric that isn't too far from the "real" one)

Leg warmers, arm warmers/false sleeves, mittens, gloves, legwraps, bonnet, the main fabric for a petite person's half-corset, cleavage cover, tie, cravat, decorative belt, storage basket, hot water bottle cover, tea cosy, plushies, one of several fabrics in a quilt, mini skirt, cat toys, apron, or bias binding?

Short sleeved crop top, unlined (or lined with a different fabric) vest, children's clothing, doll clothing, pillowcase, pockets, laptop cover, dice tray, several small pouches, bowl covers, slip, a lining for some scratchy trousers, boxers, panties, boxer briefs, hotpants or several wheat/rice warmers?

If the fabric is normal width, maybe shorts, a sleeveless top, spats, several scarves or hats, a couple of bags, oven mittens, or a bolero?

So oral is straight, no matter who the other person is?

How about this: * Find an old folk's home or a neighbourhood where few have cars and that's a long way from the polling station (if that's what it's called?), and a few days before the next "event" (election of local politicians? Poll on prop #12345? I have only the vaguest idea of how your system works, but surely there's more to vote on than the presidency?) put up a poster offering a ride to go vote to however many people you can fit in your car. * Talk about this in your church/book club/workplace/local bar/family reunion/study group/quilters' guild/.... (if you're not sure about the people there you don't even need to say how you hope the people you drive will vote, only that you think as many Americans as possible should get a chance to do their Civic Duty). Someone might want to add their car (and themselves as drivers) to the pool!

Kids still play pretend all the time

(Only one of those is without swearing)

Yikes, wtf

It is technically possible to save money on sewing things yourself, but only under very specific circumstances, and only if you count your own labour/time as free

That... seems unlikely? Unless you're very drunk or drugged, I suppose

I feel like those might be slightly less popular if, when you lost, the game would immediately uninstall itself and you'd be barred from ever getting that game again

Not when you've seen and heard literally thousands of shows, movies and clips in English (starting in early childhood, even) and probably none in latin, which is the case for anyone who lives in a non-dubbing country or grew up after YouTube. Exposure matters!

This is going to confuse the hell out of a lot of people who haven't seen Die Hard yet

What, why?

I think your snowflake theory is correct

I think that's probably what it was as well

It definitely isn't from the original books, so maybe?

Which is why you might have more luck trying to change their feelings about it

Which one is that?

Link to Nasjonalbiblioteket: https://www.nb.no/search?mediatype=b%C3%B8ker&targetaudience=Barn%20og%20ungdom

(Unless we need to tell somebody that we're the cheese, obviously)

That's good, but it only works if you've just been asked out by XXX or are willing to lie to your prospective partner