Liking and occasional dramas. 
Unimaginatively its just a middle day here.
Timezone everyone. 
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She banned for being too sexy.
But she could write in future CVs: Being banned from movies for being TOO SEXY.
Sudden realization: I may be one day deemed too sexy for internet forums and banned. 
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That literally screams clickbait fake news… I don’t even…
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Now matter from what country they are, politicians are all clueless morons that talk about and legislate things they have literally zero clue about.
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Reality is strangerer than imagination sometimes. 
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She was banned after she refused to “tone down” her provocative attire as shown in selfies. So the auhtorities banned her from working in film industry, and the ban was lifted last may:
Obviously the only thing one can wonder about this is whether this was a publicity stunt gone wrong, and where did exactly she get that dairies aisle.
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LOL, here we have a saying going about people who “always are in the middle like thursday” since week begins on monday and thursday is the day in the middle.
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Here its like that:
Monday - Poniedziałek - Day after the Day when you dont work
Tuesday - Wtorek - Second day
Wednesday - Środa - Middle day (because Day when you dont work is actually the first day in a week)
Thursday - Czwartek - Fourth day
Friday - Piątek - Fifth day
Saturday - Sobota - Sabbath
Sunday - Niedziela - Day when you dont work
These long meanings at the end is just what it literally means in polish. In Polish its very short but meaning is there.
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Interesting, specially love the “day when you don’t work”. 
Here goes like this in Spanish:
Monday - Lunes - day of the Moon (Luna), from the latin “luna dies”
Tuesday - Martes - day of Mars (Marte), from the latin “ares dies”
Wednesday - Miércoles - Day of Mercury (Mercurio), from the (severely maimed) latin “mercur dies”
Thrusday - Jueves - day of Jove (Júpiter but also Jove, unused), from Latin “jove dies”
Friday - Viernes - day of Venus (same inSpanish), again from a very maimed latin “veneri dies”
Saturday - Sábado - Sabbath day, taken directly from hebrew
Sunday - Domingo - day of the Lord, from religious latin “domine dies”
And becomes quite funny in Catalonian:
Monday - Dilluns - day of the Moon (“dia de la Lluna”), from the latin “luna dies”
Tuesday - Dimarts - day of Mars (“dia de Mart”), from the latin “ares dies”
Wednesday - Dimecres - Day of Mercury (“dia de Mercuri”), from the latin “mercur dies”
Thrusday - Dijous - day of Jove ("dia de Jove/Jupiter) from Latin “jove dies”
Friday - Divendres - day of Venus (“dia de Venus”), from latin “veneri dies”
Saturday - Dissabte - Sabbath day (“dia del Sabbat”), taken directly from hebrew with the “dia de” added
Sunday - Diumenge - day of the Lord, from the alternate spelling “domus dies” just because
As you notice, all days names in Catalonian begin with “di”, so when you want to joke about not remembering somethign last week you might say “it was on di… di… the day that begins with a di”. 
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I see you on Twitter all the time but you stopped hanging around here…What gives? 
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many getting their organs harvested, and CCP sell them in the black market
Will CCP have to change the name now? They have done that with ISIS and turned it into ship tree. Then I joked about that they will one day have to change company name or the title of the game.
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They should pull out of China at the very least.
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very witty. 
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I have watched a nice NASA report about Juno few days ago. Interesting, I watched it all.
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I’ve been sleeping at 12 AM for the last several days. I feel more fresh when I wake up in the noon than when I go to bed late. My brain’s hippocampus area is thanking me for it I guess.
Good night,lovelies. 
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Also:
I’m not holding my breath for the launch of James Webb space telescope.
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