a book called Absinthe and Flamethrowers , which is about all kinds of crazy DIY shit that will no doubt take over our backyard
I've heard good things about that book.
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
a book called Absinthe and Flamethrowers , which is about all kinds of crazy DIY shit that will no doubt take over our backyard
I've heard good things about that book.
I've heard good things about that book.
Uh-huh. Wait until I liveblog the incineration of our backyard.
So has anyone heard of ButtCandle?
From the FAQ:
Q: Is the ButtCandle . really a candle?
A: Yes, but not necessarily what you might picture as your dining room table variety of candle. In length and diameter, it's similiar to common candles. However, a hollow channel is cut from bottom to top which causes air to be drawn from the base to the top. In practice, this creates a vacuum at the base which, when inserted in the rectum, gently dislodges intestinal and rectal blockage.
Oprah-approved....
So, it's the ass version of an ear candle?
Oh brave new world.
oh dear, I've only recently gotten over the hooks
Hey, this is better! Oprah has never approved of ass hooks, has she?
D: you're not wrapping a present for the cat, are you?
Me: Not only am I wrapping a present for the cat, but I've been waiting all day for her to go outside so it would be a surprise. And now I'm putting her name on the tag.
I totally agree with and approve of your cat-related gifting actions, Laga.
Laga, what a good kitty-mom you are.
Teppy, those are seriously wonderful gifts for your Boy.
smonster, that is a lovely ring!
Q: Will my health insurance cover the cost?
A: Most current plan providers are skeptical about less mainstream, alternative health practices. Sadly, the ButtCandle falls under this category. Fortunately ButtCandles are an economical choice and no one need forgo their use simply due to lack of coverage.
Translation: No, your insurance will not cover an illegal quack medical treatment. But we'd love to take your money anyway!