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naftee
response 58 of 133: Mark Unseen   Jan 8 04:35 UTC 2006

pickles clean your teeth.  somewhat.
scholar
response 59 of 133: Mark Unseen   Jan 8 10:12 UTC 2006

by the way:  i ordered a SUPER TIGHT CLEAR *VAG* fleshlight.

I WANT TO WATCH MYSELF AS I MASTURBATE.
scholar
response 60 of 133: Mark Unseen   Jan 8 11:13 UTC 2006

OH< ALSO< UH>

APPARENTLY< I BOUGHT ABOUT 0.8 LITRES OF LUBE>

THAT"S A BIT MORE THAN A STANDARD BOTTLE OF WINE OR LIQUOR
scholar
response 61 of 133: Mark Unseen   Jan 8 19:12 UTC 2006

what!

why is it taking so long to clear customs?!

did any of YOU call and claim there was obscene material in it or something?!
rcurl
response 62 of 133: Mark Unseen   Jan 8 19:57 UTC 2006

The customs agents are trying it out...
scholar
response 63 of 133: Mark Unseen   Jan 8 20:16 UTC 2006

 :(

i hope they wash it awfully varefully.  :(

or i'll have to buy a bunch of rubbers. :(
,.
naftee
response 64 of 133: Mark Unseen   Jan 8 22:04 UTC 2006

what !

what if the supre-tight model is uh,, TOO TIGHT >!
scholar
response 65 of 133: Mark Unseen   Jan 8 22:05 UTC 2006

i haven't heard any complaints of that one b eing too tight.

i've heard complaints about it being too loose ; a guy i know on irc
apparently uses rubber bands to make his tighter.

also,

i've heard complaints about the ultratight one being too tight.
naftee
response 66 of 133: Mark Unseen   Jan 8 22:11 UTC 2006

i'm thinking it'll loosen the more you use it, and so it's good to buy 
something that's SLIGHTLY TOO TIGHT than one that's too loose.

also ; is there an irc channel for general fleshlight discussion ?
scholar
response 67 of 133: Mark Unseen   Jan 8 22:23 UTC 2006

i don't know.

there's a message board.
naftee
response 68 of 133: Mark Unseen   Jan 8 22:28 UTC 2006

nobody in #fleshlight on undernet :(
jep
response 69 of 133: Mark Unseen   Jan 9 01:43 UTC 2006

re resp:57: I imagine the expense is substantial.

I wonder if there isn't some resistance to the idea from the troops?  In
my experience, soldiers in training avoid carrying any kind of equipment
they don't have to -- including steel (now kevlar) pots and chemical
protection (MOPP) gear.  Maybe body armor is cumbersome enough that the
troops would rather not have it.
tod
response 70 of 133: Mark Unseen   Jan 9 02:36 UTC 2006

What kind of knucklehead would forego their flack jacket and helmet let alone
body armor if available?
johnnie
response 71 of 133: Mark Unseen   Jan 9 03:22 UTC 2006

I did see an article that claimed some soldiers preferred mobility and
speed over the protection of (heavy) body armor.
mcnally
response 72 of 133: Mark Unseen   Jan 9 03:43 UTC 2006

 re #69:  Many families have buying body armor for servicemembers who are
 deployed overseas.  I don't doubt that there are soldiers in Iraq who would
 choose not to have body armor but my guess is that there are a lot more of
 them who wish they had the option.
klg
response 73 of 133: Mark Unseen   Jan 9 11:48 UTC 2006

What portion of the servicemembers deployed overseas are (a) in 
battlezones and (b) what percent are in combat?
tod
response 74 of 133: Mark Unseen   Jan 9 17:00 UTC 2006

re #73
Your question should be "What percentage receiving dangerzone pay have not
been issued body armor?"
i
response 75 of 133: Mark Unseen   Jan 10 00:48 UTC 2006

Hasn't there been a years-long scandal over the lack of decent body armor
for many of our troops in Iraq, complete with a no-bid contract going to
a very-well-connected businessman...who had never actually done anything
resembling large-scale manufacturing, and never managed to ship anything,
but plenty of our boys died for lack of any protection while Mr. Connected
was wasting time, foot-dragging by highly-placed chickenhawks who seemed 
worried that rushing in armor to reduce the the number of mere US soldiers 
maimed & killed might reflect badly on their august selves, etc.? 
scholar
response 76 of 133: Mark Unseen   Jan 10 03:14 UTC 2006

WHOA< CAN ANYONE EXPLAIN WHY MY PACKAGE IS OUT OF CUSTOMS AND>>> BACK IN
NEVADA?!

WHAT THE FUCK>

I"M CONFUSED >  :(
naftee
response 77 of 133: Mark Unseen   Jan 10 05:00 UTC 2006

what !

oh no :(

A BOOMERANG PACKAGE
scholar
response 78 of 133: Mark Unseen   Jan 10 07:50 UTC 2006

WHOA!

NOW IT"S IN MEMPHIS?!

HOW ODD>
scholar
response 79 of 133: Mark Unseen   Jan 10 13:08 UTC 2006

whoa!

it seems to be back in mississauga?!
tod
response 80 of 133: Mark Unseen   Jan 10 16:53 UTC 2006

Your flashlight is a slut and making the rounds.
scholar
response 81 of 133: Mark Unseen   Jan 10 18:59 UTC 2006

 :(
naftee
response 82 of 133: Mark Unseen   Jan 10 21:30 UTC 2006

 :(
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