xHallucinationx
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I can lick my elbow. *steals image and posts it 100 times**tries it*
*does it*
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I can lick my elbow. *steals image and posts it 100 times**tries it*
*does it*
Never knew you became a politician. (seewhatididthar?)I always scratch my back with a dildo
-Some politician
I detest foot itches so much, and I wear boots, mainly steel-toed ones so if its in my toes can't scratch it.What's worse than having an itch on your back is an itch on the bottom of your foot.
FIFYNever knew you became a badass. (borrow mine?)
The only thing in my kitchen drawers looks similar to this:Is it really that hard to find some other utensil in a KITCHEN that works better than a wooden spoon?
me too, but i'm skinny, does that have something to do with it?*tries it*
*does it*
A bit, so am I and I can do that, mostly skinny people have above average flexibility. Though I do know some that can't.me too, but i'm skinny, does that have something to do with it?
woo yay skinny people! not only can we fit anywhere, we can reach all parts of our bodiesA bit, so am I and I can do that, mostly skinny people have above average flexibility. Though I do know some that can't.
I'll reach all parts of YOUR bodywoo yay skinny people! not only can we fit anywhere, we can reach all parts of our bodies
lol giggityI'll reach all parts of YOUR body
What's worse than having an itch on your back is an itch on the bottom of your foot.
1. Get sharp knife (I personally use an Olfa with a fresh blade).Foot itches suck, but the ones underneath the calluses are the Fing worse! They're under those big ass calluses so no matter WHAT you scratch them with, you can not scratch the itch, just the callus above them. Those are the worst.
You know, funny thing is, I was taught this by my old Battery Sergeant-Major. She said it was the best way to get rid of those kinds of itches, and prevent that cracking to begin with.I wear combat boots and I am on my feet for roughly 12 hours a day, These calluses are thick, and there is no cracking. If I scrape any off, i'll have blisters within a day. Good idea though, I'll have to keep it in mind for extreme cases