Dawn ,'Storyteller'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, flaming otters, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I usually do what you do, ita, except not the twosies part, and I use a skillet. Same in principle, anyway.
I keep the tv dinners for when I forget to defrost something. Or, you know, that time the gas was off. And yes, microwave. Though I think you can still use the oven, but ehh.
I guess I must be lacking in imagination, because I can't think of how really having hot wax applied to ones nether regions could induce one to become more orgasmic.
Um, where is the hair on her body that waxing it affects orgasmic function? Generally speaking, the female sites of orgasm (all the ones I know about) are hairless. Surrounded by hair that may judiciously be waxed, if'n you're into boiling wax being dripped on your soft parts, but --?
Call me skeptible.
until four years ago - when she had her first Brazilian
Took me a minute to realize she was talking about the waxing...
I've heard rumours that the psyche was involved in a woman's orgasm.
I'm thinking I may eventually need to change my username here. But I know not to what. I also don't really want to do that.
Does anyone know how long it would take for a page to be gone from google's cache?
Are they traditionally microwavable? I don't have one of those newfangled beasties.
TV dinners take as long as cooking something real, if you don't have a microwave. I mean, aside from the prep, but still.
And you people need to brush up on your reading comprehension. It wasn't the waxing that gave her an orgasm, but sex after the waxing. Some guys are really into the bare look.
I've gotten some TV dinners that needed stovetop cooking. Usually pasta and shrimp dishes are quite safe (if pedestrian flavor-wise), and chicken tends to be hit-or-miss. I don't think I've ever gotten an edible red meat dinner, though.
Does anyone know how long it would take for a page to be gone from google's cache?
No, but the times I needed my stuff to disappear, it seemed like a week or so.
I've gotten some TV dinners that needed stovetop cooking. Usually pasta and shrimp dishes are quite safe (if pedestrian flavor-wise), and chicken tends to be hit-or-miss. I don't think I've ever gotten an edible red meat dinner, though.
I stay away from the ones with rice, because I don't like the texture of rice that's been frozen.