Anyone from the UK?

Pfft. I have no chocolate. I'm gonna have a bath.
Maybe a wank. Cos. I'm dirty.

I'm so terribly sorry. I dont know whats come over me.

Does anyone wanna come and do my adulting for me?
So many things going through my (rather dirty and one track) mind here ... but I'm far too much of a gentleman to mention them in this thread! :oops: 😜
Adulting, OK! I'm imaging girls getting fruity in the bushes of a car park, so guess what, I'm in.
Girls with bush ... how it should be (as long as they're over the age of consent of course)

And with that I seem to have let myself down 🤬
 
Omg. I just found out that the original reason the chainsaws we use for trees today were invented was actually to help women give birth. A couple of Scots thought (independent from each other) to make room for the babies by removing the mothers' bits with a chainsaw. I really hope they were using anaesthetic by that time 😵
 
Omg. I just found out that the original reason the chainsaws we use for trees today were invented was actually to help women give birth. A couple of Scots thought (independent from each other) to make room for the babies by removing the mothers' bits with a chainsaw. I really hope they were using anaesthetic by that time 😵
I want to believe this is true, but I'm finding it hard. 👀😆
 
Omg. I just found out that the original reason the chainsaws we use for trees today were invented was actually to help women give birth. A couple of Scots thought (independent from each other) to make room for the babies by removing the mothers' bits with a chainsaw. I really hope they were using anaesthetic by that time 😵
That can't be true.
 
Sadly, I'm rarely surprised by men's propensity to visit violence upon women... but that's a doozy.
 
They were a lot smaller...

I'm still glad I wasn't alive then.
I think they're still using the same principle in medical devices, but definitely smaller instruments. I'm definitely very glad we don’t need to feel it now.

That can't be true.
One of them published a book, Aitken's Principles of Midwifery or Puerperal Medicine (1785) which was apparently about how he used it in his dissecting room.

Imma shush now and try to block these new details with kitten meows 😵‍💫
 
I think they're still using the same principle in medical devices, but definitely smaller instruments. I'm definitely very glad we don’t need to feel it now.


One of them published a book, Aitken's Principles of Midwifery or Puerperal Medicine (1785) which was apparently about how he used it in his dissecting room.

Imma shush now and try to block these new details with kitten meows 😵‍💫
Oh hey, what's going on in the UK thr-

Oh no. Oh god no.
 
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