In addition to the safeword-ignoring bdsm story I shared before, my first ex-boyfriend admitted to me that he wished he had killed me when he had the chance (in the context of our earlier dabbling in breathplay). After that point, his behaviors escalated to the point where I can safely say he wasn’t just trying to…
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So is this just Dimethicone, which is in most/a lot of shampoos and conditioners already?
I was handed enough of those small packets of tissues, which I guess were used to advertise bars and clubs, to never really worry about the lack of napkins.
Somewhat unprompted sharing of my semi-relevant experience, sorry:
Honestly, I feel like by speaking out/participating I’m stepping on the toes of women of color. It is an uncomfortable realization that I’m not sure what to do with. I guess it is (past) time for white women to step back and let the voices of woc be heard.
But why?
Nuts are another great high-calorie snack that is easy to keep on hand.
Lighter, stronger batteries, and miniaturization of processing power because a computer is needed to stabilize a quadrocopter. Quadrocopters are mechincally much simpler to make and easier to control (with computer assistance) than regular single rotor designs.
Makes me wonder what other tiny advancements will lead to…
That caption doesn’t make any sense. Anime exists.
Did you read the part where is says
“Avocado contains a toxin called persin, *but despite the rumors, avocado is not poisonous to dogs, nor likely to cats. Only certain species are poisoned by persin.* While dogs and cats don’t seem to be affected by persin, avocado poisoning can be deadly to birds and large animals…
And it is absolutely not due to pectin.
Persin does not effect dogs and cats. The only thing dangerous about avocados (*to dogs and cats) is the pit is a choking hazard or possible bowel obstruction if swallowed. However, persin is toxic to horses, cattle, goats, and birds.
Might save yourself a trip to the vet if you use one of the online calculators, (while being sure to monitor for any other symptoms of course!)
http://www.petpoisonhelpline.com/poison/avocado…
The only danger it poses to dogs is if they swallow the pit.