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mmmmm yes rub that hummus all over my body god im so wet -no one
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GrrrlSweatshirt posted:mmmmm yes rub that hummus all over my body god im so wet I got some really strong garlic hummus. Wayyy too strong :/. I usually like hummus too, but I just can't stomach it sadly. E: nice edit, but I saw it! I saw it all!
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Al Borland posted:I got some really strong garlic hummus. Wayyy too strong :/. I usually like hummus too, but I just can't stomach it sadly. No! My secret is out!
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To be fair, there are some pretty sexy middle eastern restaurants out there. Something about the lanterns and pillows and everything.
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nothing says sexy times like legumes and garlic
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boom boom boom posted:i lived there during highschool. there are deer, and i saw a wolf once! tons of deer and coyotes in iowa, too. i'd never go back there tho
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Crow Jane posted:To be fair, there are some pretty sexy middle eastern restaurants out there. Something about the lanterns and pillows and everything. Also belly dancers!
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Enfys posted:nothing says sexy times like legumes and garlic Especially when the garlic is super strong.
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I am now the proud owner of a Diva cup. I saw it in the supermarket and figured I'd try it out after all the recommendations for it.
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Nessa posted:I am now the proud owner of a Diva cup. I saw it in the supermarket and figured I'd try it out after all the recommendations for it. Diva cups kick rear end, grats
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You have just taken your first step into a larger world.
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haha women's bodies are disgusting amiright girls 
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Fruity Gordo posted:haha women's bodies are disgusting amiright girls Agreed, get it together ladies
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Butt Soup Barnes posted:And I don't remember this, but the last thing I asked my surgeon before they put me to sleep was if he could take pictures of me during the surgery. It's REALLY creepy seeing pictures of your own face peeled halfway off your skull. I asked him to e-mail me the pictures, they are actually p. cool if you can get past the gore. That's awesome! I wish I would have done this before my gastric bypass. Also, mind if I ask how you researched having surgery outside the US? (assuming you're an American) I'm losing a lot of weight and that's leaving lots of skin (gross) but plastic surgery in the US is too expensive. I could never afford it.
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I just wanted all the ladies in the lady thread to know that I've friendzoned all of you. You're welcome.
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GODSPEED JOHN GLENN posted:I just wanted all the ladies in the lady thread to know that I've friendzoned all of you. thanks chap 
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Pick posted:thanks chap no problem, buddy
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i dont use a divacup or tampon or anything i just let it trickle down my legs and leave a trail like a snail tbh
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you rock posted:i dont use a divacup or tampon or anything i just let it trickle down my legs and leave a trail like a snail tbh Smart way to not get lost. Bear chasings are an issue, though :-(
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detectivemonkey posted:Smart way to not get lost. Bear chasings are an issue, though :-( what kind of trails do guys leave for the other kind of bear
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Pick posted:what kind of trails do guys leave for the other kind of bear Pineapple-flavored semen.
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OMG, look at the Vermont Pleasures logo on that thing. It's a tree growing out of a clit. 
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I thought we established that mustaches were for Dads. That part where little bit of it fit into the mouth - that part right there makes me gag a little.
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Angela Christine posted:OMG, look at the Vermont Pleasures logo on that thing. It's a tree growing out of a clit. Oh my god how did I miss that
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Al Borland posted:We should have a sad people internet party for introverts. I will bring that party popper. I will even post a picture, since it seems most of us are in North America and I'll have an early boring night.
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Clearly that hummus is formulated to taste delicious mixed with a juicy vag
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grapey posted:That's awesome! I wish I would have done this before my gastric bypass. Congrats! I'm in the same position - I've lost almost 100lbs and once I'm finished with my transition I plan on getting a tummy tuck to take care of the loose skin. Researching the surgery for my transition-related stuff is a bit different (and easier) since there are some pretty large communities of trans people that have shared their experiences. That combined with the fact that for my face surgery there were really only about 5 surgeons in the world to consider made it pretty painless to choose a surgeon and get all the things worked out. I know there are some medical tourism companies that have deals with surgeons and make all the arrangements, but unfortunately I couldn't tell you much about them. But since it's a pretty standard procedure, you could also look into having it done at a teaching hospital in the U.S. which would be much cheaper and more in line with the costs in other countries. Somebody I know had a tummy tuck and breast augmentation for like $8k at Johns Hopkins and her results were fantastic.
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that is outstanding where do i buy one
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just got a visit from perhaps the stupidest and vainest dragonfly on the planet. she sat on my hand groomig herself for like 10 minutes, then i got sick of her sitting on me so i carried her outside and she refused to fly off. finally, after a minute or so, i came back inside and THEN she took off, and is now stuck flying against the ceiling. idiot i called her 'mame' because i think she's drunk 
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Dragonflies are awesome. Some folks on Facebook are talking about "selective eating". Now, I was kind of a picky eater as a child and still am to some degree. I don't like a lot of sauces and can't handle spicyness at all, but as an adult, I've learned to at least give new foods a shot, because an icky taste in my mouth is unpleasant, but not scary. I missed out on a lot of great foods as a child, like shrimp, mushrooms and most Asian food. Though it seems that "selective eating" is limited to only eating 20 or fewer different foods and I'm thinking it describes my brother pretty well, because he lives on 10 or less foods, with most of that being pepperoni pizza from Pizza Hut. I had no idea this was considered a disorder until now.
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i was RIDICULOUSLY picky as a kid. I ate like 10 things, including buttered noodles and chicken fingers and spaghetti (but ONLY with Ragu sauce god help you if you tried to serve it to me with homemade sauce that had chunks of tomatoes in it). i wouldn't consider it a psychiatric problem though, just me being stubborn and frightened to try new things. why try the unknown where you may/may not like it when you can just order your 10000th meal of chicken fingers and fries, those taste the same pretty much anywhere thankfully i got over all of those shenanigans and am willing to try almost anything these days
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