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Ahhhh, it does happen in real life quite a bit. People in meetings mention it, I've been shouted at by passersby for apparently having an awesome beard.

Oh and the ladies love it.

 

I routinely get shoutouts for the beard. I even field a character in GW2 by the name of Epic Beardage.

 

We recently did some training at work for some of the lightning protection installers and one of the comments on the 'how are we doing' survey was "awesome beards guys" from the only women attending.

 

As long as the word "fit" isn't used out of context I guess I can stand it.

 

Oh there was definitely no danger in calling the two guys referenced in her beard comment fit in any sense or definition of the word

 

Thank goodness. You know I hate everything.

 

This picture in my daughters "Aurora's Opposites" books - It's a Disney princess thing ......... I DID NOT BUY IT BTW

For reasons I cannot place it disturbs me somewhat .......



Think I may have been exposed to too much "what has been seen cannot be unseen" type stuff on teh interwebs and it has warped my tiny mind.........

 

I'm wondering if it's actually possible for someone's waistline to be that thin, even with a corset...

 

16" waist. I think the record is around 15"

 

I think I am feeling sick after seeing that

 

Which just gets well past the point where most sane men would consider it "Sexy" and into the realms of "What the fu-"

I love a woman in a corset, but there comes a point where it's just irrational.

(As for the Guinness Book of World Records Holder; her name is Cathie Jung, with a 15" waist. That's just wrong.)

 

One of my daughters is 20" wearing any of her collection of corsets. I just don't get it. Maybe I'm old?

 

Yet more "what has been seen ........"

 

All your threads are belong to me:

 

This morning I put my washing in the tumble drier, and find it's now making a hideous metal on metal scraping noise.
Realising that my flatmates have clearly been ignoring the noise for at least a week, and fearing that it will seize and burn, I notice the obvious screws on the casing and decide to take it apart.
After finally taking the casing off, I work out that the metal blades of the fan on the back are scraping on the casing, so I bend them out slightly to get clearance.
A quick test with the case back on and there's no sound!
I heft it back into position and 45 minutes late, stick my washing back in.

Hideous metal on metal scraping noise starts back up again.

I am demot

 

Maybe it isn't sitting square when its in place? Make sure the feet are adjusted correctly and the floor is level etc. Could be warping the caseing and causing the blades to rub?

 

Have some rep.

 

Brilliant. Have some rep good sir.