

The deadliest non natural substance of course is one of those fluorine chemicals that rapidly oxidizes with even sand and glass


The deadliest non natural substance of course is one of those fluorine chemicals that rapidly oxidizes with even sand and glass


I hear regular exercise is too


Yeah it’s a bad time to be a professional
And one in Kentucky, but it’s spelled Frankfort


I mostly blame the Hapsburgs myself


Of course it released them lol


Good for them


PTO or asking for hour flexibility. Taking off an hour or two early/coming in late because of a dr appointment for example.


Or have oral and digital sex. Or use protection. Make love not war


I assume by helping normalize them into the mental model of “CPR patient” which overrides all other aspects of social propriety. “Don’t touch boobs without permission” is a big rule so plenty of people are going to have to manually override it in the decision making if you haven’t been desensitized to the fact that some CPR patients have them.
I also suspect that the awkwardness of what to do with them while doing chest compressions is helpful, especially ones big enough to move around as you do them.


That tracks deeply with my understanding of the history of kinky women’s community and culture.


All the bi women I’ve been with must have been deeply invested in this research as they were telling me these findings years before publication


Stick your middle or pointer finger in with your hand supenated, curl it to the wall, and feel around with the pad of your finger until she gets loud


Oh he’s the one who recommended a grad student to Epstien because she was a “v[ery] small goodlooking blonde”. Apparently he also opposes women in the workforce.
I feel little sympathy for him


It’s for stupid questions


For a fun addition, because a lot of work clothes are unisex, women of today can get the fun experience of “which side are the fucking buttons on‽”


Oh that’s why they call him the father
Yeah I’ve got beef with their love of domestic violence, not their aversion to technology