As weird as it sounds, I assumed there was some logic to this, and there was at least one case where someone had been the victim of sexual abuse and was forced to engage in bestiality. Then someone with half a brain realised that such a victim had no repulsive proclivities, so shouldn’t be excluded as a candidate on that basis.
The mere mention of the topic encourages irrational discourse.
He’s only a grade 11 bureaucrat.
He’s looking at you like that because he has a PhD, and he just heard you say that unnecessary apostrophe.
It’s called “the clit”.
udm=web now. Also, your all(?) examples get the %s mangled by URL format correction, so should be:
https://www.google.com/search?q=%25s&udm=web
but change the %25s to %s.
My favourite recipe. (context is outbreak of covid in Australia.)
That and Asterix.
It has abysmal support. All the places you’d need it to work without anything special, like link recognition in messaging apps and email clients, it rarely does. Even apps that could make good use of specific locations for inputs often don’t register a handler for the scheme. It’s been that way for years, and I don’t expect it to get a whole lot better.