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Mine's 8 and thick as a coke can.7.5 inches and thicker than most
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Mine's 8 and thick as a coke can.7.5 inches and thicker than most
We’re good at other things dammitsome of us just throw like girls lol. it happens.
Ooh goodie I can’t wait till we can meet irl.Mine's 8 and thick as a coke can.
They always are a work in progress.It’s a work in progress. I blew the motor last year
I'm a tear you apartOoh goodie I can’t wait till we can meet irl.
Yes they are and thank youThey always are a work in progress.
and welcome to Chaos.![]()
Happy Easter PGOoh goodie I can’t wait till we can meet irl.
You too Nebs! Have you had a good day?Happy Easter PG![]()
I will say our school still isn't that up on left handed though. When my son was in kindergarten, assessments were given on tablets, and his scores were 99 percentile. I taught him to mouse left handed at home, because he is left handed, so seemed to make sense to me. The first part of first grade was a mess, he had like 4 substitute teachers before the finally got a real teacher and we could get any communication. Well, the first assessment first week of school he got <1 percentile. He literally answered 1 question. No one took it seriously as it was clearly not right, but it took like 2 months before I was able to get a meeting. Anyway, I asked if they knew what happened and they had no clue. So I asked what was different on the assessments from the prior yeah, and they told me just computers instead of tablets. So I asked if they changed it to a left handed mouse config, and they were all "oh they can move it, it isn't tied down" But who changes the button config? Do you expect 6 year olds to go into windows settings and change the button config? Blank looks from them all. Um, You know index finger versus middle finger buttons? Cue four educational professionals, including the principal and the computer lab facilitator moving their mouse to their left hand and suddenly realizing I am correct and the buttons are now wrong. This was 4 years ago. Left and right clicks have existed since Windows 95, and in 2019, the concept that left handed people might mouse left hand had never even occurred to them. Well, now I know what happened on the first assessment, he moved his mouse left, likely said it didn't work, they grabbed with their right, clicked the first question, said it did, he found it still didn't, so didn't take the test. Though by this point it was 2 months, and he learned to mouse right hand at school and said he no longer had a preference and didn't need it changed.That makes total sense to me.
It was good enough. I didn’t do anything. I mean, I definitely used staying home with the dog as my reason, but I wouldn’t have gone anywhere anyway. Which I feel bad about but also, meh?You too Nebs! Have you had a good day?
mine is 10 if we use the hand span old wives tale. Yeah, I count my real nails towards my imaginary dick, but is there and old wives tale about thickness. I feel I should know if there is.Mine's 8 and thick as a coke can.
I bet it’s more than just bumble fuck FL. I think such a small percentage of the population is left handed that people don’t even think about itI will say our school still isn't that up on left handed though. When my son was in kindergarten, assessments were given on tablets, and his scores were 99 percentile. I taught him to mouse left handed at home, because he is left handed, so seemed to make sense to me. The first part of first grade was a mess, he had like 4 substitute teachers before the finally got a real teacher and we could get any communication. Well, the first assessment first week of school he got <1 percentile. He literally answered 1 question. No one took it seriously as it was clearly not right, but it took like 2 months before I was able to get a meeting. Anyway, I asked if they knew what happened and they had no clue. So I asked what was different on the assessments from the prior yeah, and they told me just computers instead of tablets. So I asked if they changed it to a left handed mouse config, and they were all "oh they can move it, it isn't tied down" But who changes the button config? Do you expect 6 year olds to go into windows settings and change the button config? Blank looks from them all. Um, You know index finger versus middle finger buttons? Cue four educational professionals, including the principal and the computer lab facilitator moving their mouse to their left hand and suddenly realizing I am correct and the buttons are now wrong. This was 4 years ago. Left and right clicks have existed since Windows 95, and in 2019, the concept that left handed people might mouse left hand had never even occurred to them. Well, now I know what happened on the first assessment, he moved his mouse left, likely said it didn't work, they grabbed with their right, clicked the first question, said it did, he found it still didn't, so didn't take the test. Though by this point it was 2 months, and he learned to mouse right hand at school and said he no longer had a preference and didn't need it changed.
I am hoping this is just a Bumblefuck Florida fail though, because I can't believe in today's world, most schools don't understand basic left handedness.
We didn’t do anything really either. I planted out some pots and hung with the dogs. I’ll take the big one to the dog park later and am thinking of a beach walk but that’s it.It was good enough. I didn’t do anything. I mean, I definitely used staying home with the dog as my reason, but I wouldn’t have gone anywhere anyway. Which I feel bad about but also, meh?
Girl pm me your peenerMine's 8 and thick as a coke can.
Wow… that is an interesting thought. I always mouse with my left hand, but never switch the buttons, it never even crossed my mind. I can use my right hand, I just don’t like it so I always move the mouse to the left. However, some mice are physically shaped for the right hand - and I hate them.I will say our school still isn't that up on left handed though. When my son was in kindergarten, assessments were given on tablets, and his scores were 99 percentile. I taught him to mouse left handed at home, because he is left handed, so seemed to make sense to me. The first part of first grade was a mess, he had like 4 substitute teachers before the finally got a real teacher and we could get any communication. Well, the first assessment first week of school he got <1 percentile. He literally answered 1 question. No one took it seriously as it was clearly not right, but it took like 2 months before I was able to get a meeting. Anyway, I asked if they knew what happened and they had no clue. So I asked what was different on the assessments from the prior yeah, and they told me just computers instead of tablets. So I asked if they changed it to a left handed mouse config, and they were all "oh they can move it, it isn't tied down" But who changes the button config? Do you expect 6 year olds to go into windows settings and change the button config? Blank looks from them all. Um, You know index finger versus middle finger buttons? Cue four educational professionals, including the principal and the computer lab facilitator moving their mouse to their left hand and suddenly realizing I am correct and the buttons are now wrong. This was 4 years ago. Left and right clicks have existed since Windows 95, and in 2019, the concept that left handed people might mouse left hand had never even occurred to them. Well, now I know what happened on the first assessment, he moved his mouse left, likely said it didn't work, they grabbed with their right, clicked the first question, said it did, he found it still didn't, so didn't take the test. Though by this point it was 2 months, and he learned to mouse right hand at school and said he no longer had a preference and didn't need it changed.
I am hoping this is just a Bumblefuck Florida fail though, because I can't believe in today's world, most schools don't understand basic left handedness.
Kind of like some guys dicks?Wow… that is an interesting thought. I always mouse with my left hand, but never switch the buttons, it never even crossed my mind. I can use my right hand, I just don’t like it so I always move the mouse to the left. However, some mice are physically shaped for the right hand - and I hate them.![]()
The pain killers should start to work after a while. Not yet, the bus trip was a pain (the driver drove really fast so it was uncomfortable in that sense too). Just got shoes and jacket off, and I really don't fancy doing anything, but I of course must...At some point i would love to see you in your red dress! I hope your head feels better![]()
It don't bother me a bit 7.5 hard with CialisOk … if you KNEW there would be no judgements … would you guys willingly offer up the size of your peeners? … HONEST responses?
You must have danced your ass off!The pain killers should start to work after a while. Not yet, the bus trip was a pain (the driver drove really fast so it was uncomfortable in that sense too). Just got shoes and jacket off, and I really don't fancy doing anything, but I of course must...
I'll try to take a pic some day. Right mow this dress is really going to laundry, though! All sweaty![]()
Most of 3h.You must have danced your ass off!![]()
It's brutal on brown eyes, too. Sunglasses are a must!Driving our daughter back to college, had to pull into a rest stop. Strong sunlight at a low angle is brutal on blue eyes. Must get sunglasses…
Absolutely!!! You have to have good sunglasses!Driving our daughter back to college, had to pull into a rest stop. Strong sunlight at a low angle is brutal on blue eyes. Must get sunglasses…
I am super sensitive to sunlight!! I kinda always thought it was the baby bluesDriving our daughter back to college, had to pull into a rest stop. Strong sunlight at a low angle is brutal on blue eyes. Must get sunglasses…