What is something you've done that you believe very few other people have done? Only one caveat: it can't be interesting, cool, or jealousy-provoking.
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(and I hope to never go on a cruise ship again for the rest of my life)
Story time? Did you get Legionnaire's disease or something?
Nah I just think they're horrific for the environment, and a pretty shitty way to visit new and distant places
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Drank breast milk straight from the source as an adult. I highly recommend it if you get the opportunity though.
When I was nursing my first kid I squirted some milk out into a cup because the guys I lived with wanted to taste it, and it didn't seem like a shockingly odd request. Also squirted it across the room into my ex's mouth, like why not have fun with it while you can?
Would NOT have wanted my ex nursing like a baby though. No. Not wrong or anything just a turn off.
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I'll start. I watched every minute of Francis Ford Coppola's "Megalopolis".
Just finished... it made me think of this topic.
In November 1988, I traveled to Yugoslavia and met the Medjugorje visionaries who claim that Mary, the mother of Jesus, appears to them.
Updates: Yugoslavia no longer exists. I am now an atheist.
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Drank breast milk straight from the source as an adult. I highly recommend it if you get the opportunity though.
I legit did this with a trans girlie who was on meds that had her lactating. Was hot AF.
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I’m the first of my kind to land on a payroll on my line of work in my country. I’m the reason my job recognized in the national job definitions papers.
I exemplified other companies that we’re worth permanent hiring, so I know at least 50 people got permanent jobs a few years after I did.
(We’re usually hired for gigs or projects)
Okay but… this is cool. Doesn’t count
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Drank breast milk straight from the source as an adult. I highly recommend it if you get the opportunity though.
Not to burst your bubble or anything. But I don't think it's that uncommon?
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I'll start. I watched every minute of Francis Ford Coppola's "Megalopolis".
Just finished... it made me think of this topic.
As a kid, I once killed a fly by squeezing an empty yogurt bottle, propelling the lid of said bottle and squatting the fly on the wall. I did that on purpose and it took some attempts.
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Not to burst your bubble or anything. But I don't think it's that uncommon?
Honestly I hope it's not. Like I said in another reply, I've generally had negative reactions to it when I've mentioned it online before that lead me to question it.
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I had a question about that. I caught a little catfish with a hook, and that sumbitch have me a bite that hurt like hell. Teeth like a hacksaw.
Now, how do you shove your arm down a catfish mouth and survive?
It's pretty simple. Dont put your hands where there's sharp things. I grabbed the sailcat by its tail. Catfish whiskers also have barbs.
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It's pretty simple. Dont put your hands where there's sharp things. I grabbed the sailcat by its tail. Catfish whiskers also have barbs.
Ah, I guess I misinterested. I thought you were talking about that weird tradition I've seen where people catch giant catfish by shoving their arms down the mouth. Apparently that's called "noodling".
And looking up noodling most people wear gloves, or they get a pretty bad wrist rash from the catfish biting them.
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As a kid, I once killed a fly by squeezing an empty yogurt bottle, propelling the lid of said bottle and squatting the fly on the wall. I did that on purpose and it took some attempts.
Sorry, cool. But kid cool, so it can stay.
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Honestly I hope it's not. Like I said in another reply, I've generally had negative reactions to it when I've mentioned it online before that lead me to question it.
Fair enough. I was just referring to like a couple, where one is lactating. Why wouldn't you try it? At least that's my thought process. She tried it as well out of curiosity.
Sorry to hear you had negative reactions due to it. That's not cool.
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Nah I just think they're horrific for the environment, and a pretty shitty way to visit new and distant places
Eh. Planes aren't far behind on the emissions part - which shouldn't be too surprising given how fast they go the whole way - but I'll take your word on the rest.
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Eh. Planes aren't far behind on the emissions part - which shouldn't be too surprising given how fast they go the whole way - but I'll take your word on the rest.
planes also aren't really comparable to cruise ships in how they're actually used
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I used to think that all the times I had to survive drowning were unique, until I met my coworker who almost drowned to death in the same wavepool as me, despite us growing up in two seperate states a few hundred miles apart.
I still hope drowning three times is fairly uncommon, but at least one of those pools is just hella dangerous I guess.
...when i trained as a rescue diver, i learned that it's not drowning unless you die: if you survive, it's a near-drowning...
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