Flâneur, dilettante, and aesthete. Interested in the three Fs: Fauna, Flora, Funga (especially the latter), history, maps, and food. I also make Origami cranes and play the occasional game of chess.
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The diameter of that condom is huge…
Who said anything about eating??
It is possibly to identify from the photo alone or at least provide one or two possibilities.
No, I would have provided one if I had - and don’t for ethical reasons.
A UK pound coin - point to point the coin measures 23.43mm.
1·2 months agoMost people use a coin for size comparison… but hey ho 😅🤣
62·2 months agoI hate to say this but “let the market decide” if Ai is something the consumer wants/needs they’ll pay for it otherwise let it die.
2·3 months agoShe ought to be given a medal 🏅
Thank you for your tip. I’m new to this to I greatly appreciate any feedback.
2·3 months agoThey don’t - it adds to the flavour.
I see what you did there…and I approve haha
2·3 months agoSuch an erection is known as “angel lust” and he may also have experienced an involuntary orgasm as well.
Never much on a hunch ;)
Damn it - he should run for president.
0·4 months agoFate is crucial in The Iliad, with characters often struggling against predestined outcomes. In Dune, Paul is haunted by visions of the future, highlighting the theme of prophecy.
The use of “Atreides” in Dune is not merely a stylistic choice but a deliberate reference to the deep mythological and literary heritage that The Iliad represents. By drawing on the legacy of the Atreides from Greek mythology, Frank Herbert imbues his characters and story with a sense of epic gravity and connects the futuristic saga of Dune to ancient themes of heroism, fate, and the burdens of leadership.
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20 nonillion in short scale, or 20 quintillion in long scale.