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a lifestyle magazine aimed at readers in the Southern United States featuring recipes, house plans, garden plans, and information about Southern culture and travel. It is published by Birmingham, Alabama–based Southern Progress Corporation, a unit of IAC's Dotdash Meredith.
One of the major topics in Southern Living is food, and since 1979, the magazine has published a popular Annual Recipes book each year.
Living water - A water that gives you life and immortality. It also means that the water is living. It is alive. The water is living so it is alive.
I lend my friend some living water.
The Where Does He Live (WDHL) Test was is a method created by Sunshine Hooks The Art Reader. This test instructs women to enter (inside) a man’s home during the early stages of dating him. This method is used by women to protect themselves from becoming romantically involved with men who are married or financially challenged.
I performed the Where Does He Live Test on this new guy I'm dating and come to find out he's married. That's the reason why he didn't invite me over.
If we agree that there should be very few preps solely for the sake of the prep, then the bulk of our preps are “in-use” Living Preps. You are likely not using your bio-hazard gear and faraday-shielded electronics for anything but a SHTF scenario.
For instance. Rotating your pantry so that it is always prepped to carry you through a growing season, then the prep is dual purpose and a proper prep. Same applies to your wood lot. If you are using your wood lot rotations to warm you year over year (and sell excess to finance those single purpose preps). Living Preps are those that carry you through every year and are ready-state given a SHTF scenario.
Constantly growing and preserving your own food is a Living Prep because you use it along the way to a trigger event.
A blowjob given to a receiver by a living skeleton, usually reanimated by a mage or warlock.
Hey did you hear John went to Louisiana to get a Living Sansjob?
Oh fuck again?
ASKHOLE: The person who wants to request songs of you WHILE you are performing live music.
noun Vulgar.
Slang.
a stupid, mean, or contemptible person.
adjective
Slang. stupid, mean, or contemptible.
This drunk LIVE MUSIC ASKHOLE not only screamed requests for a completely non-related genre of music (ex: band currently playing Howling Wolf and LIVE MUSIC ASKHOLE is screaming for Dave Matthews Band) while the singer songwriter bandleader musician multi-instrumentalist did his best to not make eye contact, she actually tried to grab the microphone out of his hand. When escorted away from the stage she is livid, mumbling and cursing as if she has been wronged.
Miraculously the single greatest phrase ever created, created by the single greatest man ever created (no not by god; created by a little miracle some people call s*x or int*rcourse) to sum up the indubious eventual aim of the beautifully beautifying human condition -
to "LIVE IN EXCESS"
"Uhhh I'm not sure if I'm gonna go to the party man"
"What is up with you dude? Have you forgotten to LIVE IN EXCESS?"
"Of course. I'm sorry bro, I lost myself for a second there. I gotta follow the teachings of the legendary AVW"