Plump prophet proved perfectly precise
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Why can’t some people resist putting things in every orifice? There’s gotta be some innate drive to do this. Does anyone here relate? What’s the attraction? I want to understand. Seeing weird-shaped things is clearly appealing somehow.
All our ancestors who were squeamish about inserting new things into every orifice eventually starved and died off.
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What happens if you screw it in and turn on the power?
wrote last edited by [email protected]I think the tip is not connected so there won't be a reaction. If both electrodes are touching the juice (unlikely), it may start to boil (and chemically react via electrolysis) and break the glass but the breaker will almost certainly pop before then. Strange that I can't find videos of people doing it.
My grandpa used to have a vodka one, and it specifically warned about a fire hazard if powered...
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propane property president... pink
I out of good words
Do NOT tell the 1 man 1 jar guy about this
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Do NOT tell the 1 man 1 jar guy about this
I've heard we have taste buds in our ass, wanna test it?
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propane property president... pink
I out of good wordsWhy are there so many image search results for orange juice lightbulb
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Lot of questions, but mine is how do you set it down after taking a sip?
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propane property president... pink
I out of good wordswhose bright idea was this?
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All our ancestors who were squeamish about inserting new things into every orifice eventually starved and died off.
Can confirm. Not squeamish per se, but not interested in putting things into any holes (other than food in mouth, and even that’s a pretty weak drive) and I’m definitely not passing on my shit genes, so.
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Lot of questions, but mine is how do you set it down after taking a sip?
It's really good juice
