crazychemgirl
the S&S goddess
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Good morning chem girl. What sexy surprise should I have waiting for my overworked hubby when he gets home on this Friday.
Dinner ready and you naked in bed.
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Good morning chem girl. What sexy surprise should I have waiting for my overworked hubby when he gets home on this Friday.
did you see a question mark?
No I didn't. And quit calling me Mark.
nods to Leslie Nielson in "Airplane")
It's not really "All about the boobs" is it ?
Great movie!
Well no, I'm just indicating that I'm not an ass chick.
Also: Just indicating that you're not an ass, chick.
It's all about the commas,,,,
Top or bottom?
At this time I ran out of questions.![]()
Whoever heard of a pervert running out of questions?
Innie or outie?
back or front?
What happened to mrno?
At this time I ran out of questions.![]()
Whoever heard of a pervert running out of questions?
I am trying to think of new perverted questions.
Now on to other threads.
I once heard a young boy, maybe five or six. on a bus ask his mother, "If there's a fly flying around in the bus and the bus stops does he feel it?" I've been wondering ever since. What do you think?
What do you like to have for breakfast?
The fly experiences the acceleration and angular acceleration of the bus just like everything else in the bus, including the air, and the bus itself.
If the bus is going 100 mph and the fly is flying inside the bus, is the fly flying at 100 mph? That would depend on the frame of reference of the observer. If the same fly were on a flat bed truck it would be a different story because the air is not traveling at the same rate as the vehicle.
The fly experiences the acceleration and angular acceleration of the bus just like everything else in the bus, including the air, and the bus itself.
If the bus is going 100 mph and the fly is flying inside the bus, is the fly flying at 100 mph? That would depend on the frame of reference of the observer. If the same fly were on a flat bed truck it would be a different story because the air is not traveling at the same rate as the vehicle.
If the fly was on the flat bed, it would have to be double strapped to meet DOT regs.