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I think it's cuz it seems more appealing than just letting them free fall.... cuz women can be self conscious about the appearance of their breasts.
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I guess it's just personal preference... ya know?
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I think it's a team effort.
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Ah yes! Teamwork... it makes the dream work!
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Crazychemgirl. Your byline says it's all about the boobs. Yours or someone elses? Why I am guessing if I went back 130 pages this was answered.
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squirt question
I know squirting is real. I know squirting is not pee. What makes up the fluid of female squirt. Will swallowing female squirt have any bad medical effects?
I know squirting is real. I know squirting is not pee. What makes up the fluid of female squirt. Will swallowing female squirt have any bad medical effects?
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boobs in general
it's partly made of the similar liquid to urine, but no.. it is not necessarily pee. I have a feeling swallowing it will not yield adverse affects or women and men in porn everywhere would be dead by now.
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That is a perfect answer.
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What's your favorite board game to play?
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That's her left arm. Just saying.
Yeah, yeah I noticed that after posting it lol.
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Is it medically bad to drink pee
I have this friend. He was playing with his girlfriend a bit and as things went on some of her pee may have fell into his mouth and he swallowed it. Can drinking pee cause any medical problems? Thanks
I have this friend. He was playing with his girlfriend a bit and as things went on some of her pee may have fell into his mouth and he swallowed it. Can drinking pee cause any medical problems? Thanks
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I love the Game of Life ... but that's the dork in me. I really enjoy almost all board games ... it doesn't really matter.
That's her left arm. Just saying.
lmfao... arm boob?
awe.
lmfao... seriously? I highly doubt it.. especially if it was just "some"
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What is the difference between water born and water based paints???
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Are you a Settlers of Catan fan? I've run into a lot of people around our age who play that lately and I'm not sure if it's a thing or I have entered into a very specific social circle.
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not really a lot.. basically the same thing.
my friend is a fan of both... but I haven't played either.
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not really a lot.. basically the same thing.
I don't think that is correct I did some research and this is what I found...
Great question! This is just another example of labels not doing us any favors! As most people use it, the term “water-based” is pretty much a misnomer. To call something water-based suggests that you can redissolve it in water, which is not the case with these finishes. These water-containing finishes are actually still solvent based. And if memory serves me, I believe the reason folks started calling them “water-based” was to distinguish them from traditional solvent-based finishes.
So how do these finishes work? The most common mixtures generally contain three main components: the polyurethane or acrylic, a solvent (usually glycol ether), and water. After the finish is applied to a surface, the water begins to evaporate. Soon after, the solvent evaporates and the finish particles fuse together to become a single layer. So even though these finishes are solvent-based, water is the carrier, hence the term, “water-borne”.
But I will still ask your opinion again but I will also look on my own
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not really a lot.. basically the same thing.
I don't think that is correct I did some research and this is what I found...
Great question! This is just another example of labels not doing us any favors! As most people use it, the term “water-based” is pretty much a misnomer. To call something water-based suggests that you can redissolve it in water, which is not the case with these finishes. These water-containing finishes are actually still solvent based. And if memory serves me, I believe the reason folks started calling them “water-based” was to distinguish them from traditional solvent-based finishes.
So how do these finishes work? The most common mixtures generally contain three main components: the polyurethane or acrylic, a solvent (usually glycol ether), and water. After the finish is applied to a surface, the water begins to evaporate. Soon after, the solvent evaporates and the finish particles fuse together to become a single layer. So even though these finishes are solvent-based, water is the carrier, hence the term, “water-borne”.
But I will still ask your opinion again but I will also look on my own
so our answers are essentially the same.
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