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Post by Dee Dee on Feb 9, 2012 21:22:22 GMT -5
They are stuffed toy microbes, such as gonorrhea, E. coli, amoebas. They are the only way you want to get the clap. Lovely, just lovely ;D.
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Post by Ray T on Feb 10, 2012 15:41:20 GMT -5
I had never heard of such microbes. You learn something new every day!
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Post by ruthmadison on Feb 10, 2012 15:50:25 GMT -5
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Post by Ray T on Feb 10, 2012 16:05:13 GMT -5
Brilliant, I have to agree with Matt is the only way I would want to catch any disease. Just think whoever came up with these is making millions I cannot come up with an idea like this.
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Post by Peony on Feb 10, 2012 22:53:25 GMT -5
They are stuffed toy microbes, such as gonorrhea, E. coli, amoebas. They are the only way you want to get the clap. Don't you mean the only way to have the clap? I can think of plenty of fun ways to get it ;D
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Post by ladykins on Feb 11, 2012 13:21:05 GMT -5
A big thank you to everyone. You've all been really welcoming. I like how there seems to be a strong dev support consensus on the awesomeness of plush microbes. For those unfamiliar they're these little guys: www.giantmicrobes.com/ I think the new dengue one is kinda creepy but in a cute way. I was sitting deep in nerdspace @ a forum on "Have we reached peak oil?" @ a nerd convention when a guy walked in wearing a fuzzy blue thing hanging off his id badge. Liking fuzzy blue things that are not toxic or the cookie monster and possibly having ADD, I instantly had to know what it was. So, when the forum as over I ran over to him to inspect and learned it was a fuzzy little common cold plush. Maybe it's that something so universally bemoaned rendered cute ups the endearing factor. Or maybe it's just a fuzzy blue round thing that's cute. Peony - Rocks? As in geology? Or painting pictures of rocks? @ Ruth - The book worm sort of looks like an embryo! And yes, not poking ones own internal psychological workings is probably way healthier than the guiltxcuriousity mix I've got going on. But, my self acceptance probably needs some work. Andddd...I'm working on it. @ DeeDee - Thank you! Everyone has been really welcoming. @ Peculiar - Firstly, thank you. Andddddd...secondly...argggg. I don't know that I'm at a point where I can say "I am attracted to x" without running away from this board and never coming back again. Either because I consider most of my quirks private or because I'm just not there yet in terms of making that sort of declaration. And possibly, mostly, because I don't like thinking of it that way. Not that I am incapable of objectifying people sexually. Just that...arggg. Can my answer just be arggg? :-P @ Fuzzy - Yay, I am remembered! I remember you too. Calling me wordy not necessarily in a bad way. @ Tabby - See! That's what I mean, I am babbly. (Is that a word?) I moved from a lesser known country in SA. I'm not going to write it here, I guess because it along with everything else about me is sort of uniquely identifying information. But, my parents families are from Italy. Now most of us live in NYC though. Prior to my parents impaired health, they were really world travelers/global citizens of sorts, just on a shoestring budget. So, we have a global family vibe thing going on. Preference wise I would rather take Italy or most places in South America over the United States. I've considered going to medical school in Italy or a few places in SA but the programs are significantly longer. I love travelling and take any opportunity/excuse to do so when I can afford it.
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Post by Dee Dee on Feb 14, 2012 9:07:59 GMT -5
Thank you for the link - they are cute! I like the corporeals - especially the little egg cell . And obviously the stem cell - although his eyes are a bit big ;D. Every guy with a spinal cord injury should have one of those.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 15, 2012 17:36:11 GMT -5
Ladykins...since you are not yet ready to come to terms with being a dev, you could just say you are attracted to things that are unique. Or...if you happen to like asymmetry. Or maybe you just like wheels in general and are putting two attractions together. Either way, don't run away from this board! I was a little worried about posting her and was convinced to stay. Glad I did....so should you :-)
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Post by swagittarius on Feb 16, 2012 16:01:51 GMT -5
Lets not rush her, amp.
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Post by wheelieInCali on Feb 25, 2012 7:35:58 GMT -5
Welcome. I hope you stick around, it's uplifting to see people grow and make strong friendships here and it happens often.
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Post by g on Mar 7, 2012 1:53:53 GMT -5
Welcome ladykins..... great intro....i feel like i know you now.......
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Post by benquad on Mar 10, 2012 16:32:41 GMT -5
Hello lady Welcome to our dark corner, beware some of us bite
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Post by Lindsay :) on Mar 11, 2012 18:08:04 GMT -5
Beware some of us bite That's okay, too. Most of us like it!
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Post by Ray T on Mar 13, 2012 17:20:40 GMT -5
I only bite on request
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Post by ruthmadison on Mar 14, 2012 20:35:33 GMT -5
@ Ruth - The book worm sort of looks like an embryo! And yes, not poking ones own internal psychological workings is probably way healthier than the guiltxcuriousity mix I've got going on. But, my self acceptance probably needs some work. Andddd...I'm working on it. I had the bookworm on my desk at work when I used to answer phones at a call center and people definitely thought it was a fetus. There were some uncomfortable conversations!
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