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Where I come from we don't need to park pregnant women outside, they're allowed into the store... Belgians are weird.
just like regular paint.....
It isn't. It is incredibly slippery when wet. It's an irresponsible invention. trust me, I know.
You can get crabs, that's been proven.
You know another place where people can abandon their dogs? Literally anywhere!
and it's pretty faint, too.