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> link “According to local laws and regulations, this item could not be shown.” Dare I ask?
Reminiscent of the medieval pear of anguish.
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Earlier quoted context omitted.
> link “According to local laws and regulations, this item could not be shown.” Dare I ask?
Reminiscent of the medieval pear of anguish.
https://allthatsinteresting.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads...
Though like most as a rule of thumb - I try not to get that attached to my gadget addiction.
I didn't see what type of battery it has, but imagine having a non-solid state lithium based battery locked to a part of your body - anywhere. That type of device failing in an epic way with flames and no way to remove it in time - just seems like that's a latent headline just awaiting. Even worse - most people would panic and chuck water upon it. Wondering what is the safest thing to put upon a lithium based fire ho…
Serves them right for literally locking their penis in a vice. What have we come to as a species?
"What have we come to as a species" is an expression of shock better saved for things like our species' propensity to torture and kill unwilling victims. That's fucked up.
Serves them right for literally locking their penis in a vice. What have we come to as a species?
I mean, this chastity thing is weird to me too, but "serves them right?" Assuming consent, I feel the answer to badly implemented sex gear should be well-implemented sex gear, not no sex gear at all. "What have we come to as a species" is an expression of shock better saved for things like our species' propensity to torture and kill unwilling victims. That's fucked up.
So no, I don't think such an expression is better saved for other things, though of course I agree it could be applied to those things too.
I’ve stared at the product image for a couple of minutes now. I’m none the wiser on how it works. Heyho.