Snack makers in Japan have developed treats that fussy snackers can eat with one hand while trawling smartphones with the other; chop sticks and snack tongs provide more old-school remedies.
from WSJ.com: Lifestyle https://on.wsj.com/2RCBBj0
Snack makers in Japan have developed treats that fussy snackers can eat with one hand while trawling smartphones with the other; chop sticks and snack tongs provide more old-school remedies.
Long-held stereotypes contend that men are always interested in sex, happiest being the pursuer and focused solely on the physical. A new book disagrees.
from WSJ.com: Lifestyle https://on.wsj.com/2WDLP6a
Long-held stereotypes contend that men are always interested in sex, happiest being the pursuer and focused solely on the physical. A new book disagrees.
