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Have you considered buying it secondhand? Slightly cheaper for you and you aren't giving any money to Rowling or her cause.

What about eating ass?

Doesn't mean you can't minimise the harm you do though.

Step one: Cut a hole in a box

I feel as though you are interchanging the plurality of the two nouns that constitute the proper nouns that name the users who have posted in this topic thus far, in the fashion of the query that you have proposed to us regarding how to refer to multiple franchises of the fast-food corporation, Jack in the Box.

Depending on what youre referring to.

The restaurant? Jack in the Boxes. Because the outside, the box, is whats plural. Not whats inside.

The jack that pops out? Jacks in the box.

Multiple toys? Jacks in the boxes.

It could only ever work as Jack in the Box's

jazz in the butts

Probably this.

It kind of is, though.

Even before we start getting into subjective questions like what "perfect" even means.

And now your opinion has become garbage smh

Jeremiah Green died :(

They should make Rian Johnson the next show runner and/or Doctor

Can i take the 2 dollars to buy some scratch card with better chances than 0.002%?

I'm assuming you did this, then?

Usually there's a time requirement, number of years living together, before it becomes legally enforced.

You'd best do whatever you can to disavow that you two are common law married, lest the family courts come after you when you two potentially split up

Common law marriage, also known as marriage without formalities or informal marriage, is a valid and legal way for a couple to marry in Texas. Texas law states that a common law marriage may be proved by evidence that the couple:
agreed to be married; and
after the agreement they lived together in this state as husband and wife; and they
represented to others that they were married

The requirement that each party must hold out to others as married simply means the parties must represent to others that they are married. Texas caselaw states that the purpose of this requirement is to ensure that there is no secret common-law marriage. While spoken words alone can fulfill this requirement, actions and conduct by each person are also examined. For example, introducing each other as spouses, wearing rings on ring fingers, or signing credit applications as a married couple could separately qualify as holding out to others as married. Filing joint tax returns, adding someone to the family country club membership, and even the address on Christmas card envelopes can come into play. Oftentimes, the evidence that supports the holding out element also supports an agreement to be married.

It does not depend on one particular fact. The court can infer an agreement to be married and holding out to others by proof that you lived together, told others that you were married, used your partners last name, filed joint tax returns as spouses or as a married person filing singly, signed leases or other documents as spouses, made joint purchases, included your partner on your health insurance, made your partner the beneficiary of a life insurance policy, made joint loan applications or agreements, applied for public benefits and listed your partner as spouse, and having children together. Introducing your partner as your spouse on a single occasion might not be enough by itself, but it may be if coupled with other evidence suggesting that you acted like a married couple and that others thought you were married.