Lol cry more <| sep |> There ' s no such effect . <| sep |> I don ' t believe there is one , the QR codes are for either making a Pokemon seen or for Island Scan . There is no way to get a charmander without waiting for the Pokemon Bank update . <| sep |> So I ' m about to take Vanilla Sand with gold USBs red shrink . My question is , since I want it coiled , what ' s the needed length for 1 ft of topview cable size ? Thanks <| sep |> Good . Indeed . Now I can be excited . Kathleen ' s coming ! <| sep |> the devs posted one a week or so a g o b r a i n dumponourlogicbehindcotos . 71486 <| sep |> just a map glitch . the yellow line is only suppose to be underneath the roads <| sep |> I honestly don ' t know why people is so judgey with plastic surgery . A few reasons , I think . Firstly , the beauty ideals that are often surrendered to plastic surgeons are the ones that are contentious features , and often up to the whims of everchanging beauty ideals a thinner nose , or fuller lips . The kind of features that are idealised by girls like the Kardashians change just like fashion trends fuller lips might be in today , but it was thinner lips yesteryear , for instance . So it leads to people pursuing certain features just like fashion trends , except you can ' t change your face back when it ' s no longer in fashion . It makes people hanker for facial features that might currently be ' in ', the properties of which may soon change . Secondly , people most often get it unnecessarily . As you replied to my comment where I was talking about the youngest KardashianJenner sister case in point she had a beautiful face pretransformation , that wasn ' t even fully developed yet she was still a teen who would have natural transformations to come . But because her sisters have put fuller lips and whatever else into fashion , she thought her natural , beautiful looks were unworthy , and decided to get her face essentially mutated and mutilated into the current fashion trend to look more like her older sisters '. It made her feel unworthy with the face she had naturally , even though she was a perfectly healthy and beautiful human being . There was absolutely nothing wrong with her face presurgery , other than what peerpressure and fashion pressure had made her feel . That is dangerous . In turn , this will make other girls with similar features as her feel similarly , unnecessarily unworthy . It will make them feel like their lips are too thin , their ears are too big , their nostrils are oddly shaped . and once you begin , often , there is always something else to ' improve '. Another feature that isn ' t quite right because fashion says so . And the image of a ' perfect ' face is evershifting with the fashion and cultural ideals at the time , which will soon go out of date . You keep changing and keep changing to fit in with ideals , or to fight age , and soon you end up as so many celebs do looking like a plastic monstrosity . And yes , I will judge that . It is a trend that makes beautiful people see themselves as ugly . It makes them undergo medical procedures they don ' t need , makes them have to endure pain and meds , and have to heal from scarring and heavyduty hospital trips as if they ' re suffering from some disease . Medical procedures to fix features that were fine to begin with , hospital procedures that were all avoidable . If they were disfigured in some way to begin with and needed corrective surgery , that would be a different story , but the fact is this current pervasive trend makes healthy and beautiful people see themselves as unworthy and in need of correction yes , is something that I will judge , and someting I will unashamedly and unapologetically fight against .