I have a red Spider-Man hat that says "Thwip!" on the front in blue, but I don't wear it because I don't want to get judged (or hit) from behind.
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I understand how it works, but I don't get it like with other measurements.
Like how I can look at something and say "that's about 4 feet" or pick something up and say "that's about 2 pounds".
I can't twist the lid on a jar and say "damn! That took 10 foot pounds of torque!" I don't even know if that's a lot or normal; I can't estimate any kind of frame of reference.
Countercounterpoint:
I know what a foot is; I know what a pound is.
Make sense of foot-pounds for torque.
Stile Project...
I had been on that site for years when my sister tried to traumatize me with "Two girls, one cup"...
I laughed, then showed her "Return of the Japscat" and the pain Olympics.
Do not recite the old magicks to me...
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Can you do something about the... gestures vaguely at everything?
I wouldn't have even excused myself at that point, I would have just:
And then left.
I agree with everything you're ranting about, however:
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Looks like a totally random keyboard mashing and I hate it.
Try looking up "Gentle FemDom" and also the importance of Aftercare in the BDSM community.
To burn things down so they have to be rebuilt instead of just taken over.