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I don't agree with what happened, but if I was a potential client and I was working with people that were very giggly I might take my business elsewhere. 1)Because I wouldn't feel as though my needs were taken seriously 2)I wouldn't feel as though the company was very professional 3)giggling triggers memories of (to

I debated giving them money, but once I read the tiers I thought they were over priced in comparison to Torment and Dreamfall. Which then made me wonder if it was going to be one of those kickstarters that take the money and then need another kickstarter a few months later.

I took most of cata off and the beginning of mop; I was burned out from running wotlk heroic ICC for months. It's a hell of a monkey to get off your back, and it's amazing how quickly that loop comes back. That's why I avoided leveling up my priest, because I'd start raiding again and it's such a time sink.

I think of Legolas from that Ony video when I hear whelps, that would not sit well with me either. Though, I might shout out "That's a 50 DKP minus!" I'm so causal these days that I've barely done the whole pet collecting thing. That's pretty bloody awful rate.

I was thinking of the Warglaive of Azzinoth (WoW), but that has a 5% drop rate.

Ya, she's 'not great.' Better words are not coming to me.

I'm curious how accurate the graph is, because back when I wasn't in a relationship it was daily. o.5%? Does that make me the legendary of female masturbators?

Part of the graph is cut off, right?

Also I'd need to wear my glasses in the shower and I always miss the same spot.

I trim the bikini area for the same rash-y reasons.

As a general non-shaver (excluding armpits (because it's oddly a habit) and special occasions), I accept the ways of my shaving and waxing associates. Whatever makes you happy, but please accept and don't shout with shock/harsh judgement of my lovely locks. I admit it's laziness, but it hurts my feelings when you

I can't say about their yoga pants, but their winter running pants and coat kept me light weight warm all winter and that was totally worth the extra money. (I wear this stuff for jogging, not for fashion). Also, the running pants were one of the few pants I could wear after abdominal surgery. Which the only time I

I'm more of a good hand job person myself, but I support your message.

I say excuse me. If it's bad, I say sorry. Sometimes I laugh. When I am mad I aim it at him and devilishly laugh.

And that's exactly why the question should be 'sex' rather than 'gender'. Typically Sex is biology, gender is culturally constructed. If you are a trans person those lines become blurred.
Congrats! You've had your genes sequenced and know exactly what you are. Most people haven't. I could assume I have XY or XX, but I

I don't even know what to do with that. The sad part is that you are probably right.

I am terrible at hospitals and doctors. Some of them really make you feel like you've wasted their time and you were entirely wrong to seek treatment. I had to ask my family doctor and my surgeon to be very specific about what was required for me to go to an emergency room. My family doctor is great at giving me

I was confused by it because for the longest time the medical sheets asked "Sex: Male or Female" and now it's "Gender: Male or Female." Was it to stop people from writing Yes to "Sex"? I've always considered 'sex' the biological and 'gender' to be the cultural constructed and/or chosen identity.** My proposed

I don't want to answer this question because then I'll have to define what makes a woman. I don't want to be stuff into a definition box. It's already confusing enough when hospitals ask "what's your gender?" I want to ask "do you mean how I gender myself? Or my biological sex?"

My old clinic doctor and nurse didn't believe I was a virgin at 24. I kept getting yelled at what an idiot I was for not being on the pill and how it would be entirely my fault if I got pregnant. Yes, because all the sex I wasn't having was going to lead to a baby.