CSB3: Riceburner Excited To Announce His New Prince Albert After Paying $3 To Jay For The Procedure

[jay745]

Fleshlight particles. not bad

 

[Strange Mud]

and yes....Mud is going to see Old rockers play. They've had a handful of recordings recently of mostly their older stuff and they still sound good.

One of those bands that made my jaw drop and I still Love. It's been 40+ years and it's still in my rotation.

 

[jay745]

and yes....Mud is going to see Old rockers play. They've had a handful of recordings recently of mostly their older stuff and they still sound good.

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One of those bands that made my jaw drop and I still Love. It's been 40+ years and it's still in my rotation.

My mother in law went to this show in Chicago Friday. Csb: mud is old enough to be my dad

Dad, it's been 37 years since you went out for some smokes, when you coming home?

 

[Strange Mud]

Old enough to be A's Gpappy.

 

[GTIfan99]

Microplastics found in human penises for first time

Discuss

How do you think I stay hard? Duh.

 

[Strange Mud]

Thinking of us?

 

[GTIfan99]

Solution: Wear cotton underwear... I read a study that synthetic fiber/polyester underwear kills your sperm count, and that those tested went back to normal numbers when they switched to cotton underwear.
Edit: seems like this is better advice, "I think we need to be mindful about consuming water and food from plastic bottles and containers and try and limit the use until more research is done to identify levels that could cause pathology"

You're still young, that's good advice.

The rest of us don't want a sperm count and a permanently hard dick could come in handy.

 

[GTIfan99]

Thinking of us?

That's how I get hard, the microplastics are how I stay hard.

 

[Strange Mud]

He said handy

 

[sterkrazzy]

Turns out when they were calling you microdick they were right.

 

[riceburner]

There are thousands of forever chemicals found across the globe and all walks of life. i think i ready that the average mothers breastmilk contains ~300 carcinogens, presumably, most of those not being any that we make naturally

Edit here is the article
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2569122/

 

[Saabingti]

Couple years back I had to put a "known to the state of California to cause cancer" warning on steel. 1) Who's out there eating rebar?? 2) Who's eating hundreds of kilos of rebar?????

Anyway happy Monday. Weather was too hot yesterday to work on Tig or GTI. Stayed inside and watched soccer instead.

 

[Nineeightyone]

Couple years back I had to put a "known to the state of California to cause cancer" warning on steel. 1) Who's out there eating rebar?? 2) Who's eating hundreds of kilos of rebar?????

Anyway happy Monday. Weather was too hot yesterday to work on Tig or GTI. Stayed inside and watched soccer instead.

Likely other chemicals involved in the process/handling. Everybody memes on the cancer warnings, and it's a shame because we should be irritated that companies expose us to all that toxic shit just because it's easier for them to make a profit instead of finding a viable alternative.

 

[riceburner]

love it,. that warning could be put on pretty much anything lol.

e.g., for steels sake it may be due to offgassing but most likely due to the welding or foging process which is obviously not simultaneously occurring while simnply handling the metals .think there are some studies which indicate that exposure to certain metals may present cancerous health risks.

but it is such a bottom of the barrel risk. like eating fries is more linked to cancer than smoking is now. but theres no fda warning label on fries

 

[Nineeightyone]

love it,. that warning could be put on pretty much anything lol.

e.g., for steels sake it may be due to offgassing but most likely due to the welding or foging process which is obviously not simultaneously occurring while simnply handling the metals .think there are some studies which indicate that exposure to certain metals may present cancerous health risks.

but it is such a bottom of the barrel risk. like eating fries is more linked to cancer than smoking is now. but theres no fda warning label on fries

I feel like WAY less people smoke now, though vaping is way more common and that's sketchy because I feel like we don't know what's going into that shit.