Subject: Case Study: Dementia, CDC

From: Stop eating your way to Dementia <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 30 Jan 2015 08:34:25 -0800

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Something no one mentions is that this fetishizes unprotected . Don't get me wrong, I'm not anti , but I also don't mind watching it with s.
I do. I hate wearing s. Why the would I want to jack off to people ing with s?
"Fetishizes unprotected "? witut a feels better. I think everyone's on board with that.
I'm not. A lot of young people watch and into the fantasy that unprotected doesn't have very serious consequences.
A lot of young people believe a lot of dumb things.
I think our job as adults is to help with that
So that's supposed to be the industry's responsibility?

They are here for entertainment, not education.

The demand is out for raw . Period. That's what people want to see.

And remember "young people" aren't supposed to be watching if they're not 18 anyway. Plenty of "young people" are already having .

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over an ur.

Me: Evening, sir. Something I can help you out with?

Man: (something in Chinese)

Me: I'm sorry sir, I only speak English.

Man: Oh, yes. I'm sorry (smiling timidly) I don't know if I say this right but I was wondering if you can help me find the custom?

"Custom?" I raise an eyebrow. Of the three wle years I've spent in the grocery industry I've never had anybody ask for that before. He has a pretty thick accent. Maybe it's Chinese for something? Being the exemplary employee I am, I decide to press the man for a bit more info.

Me: So by "custom," sir, do you mean a type of food? Or is it a brand maybe? Is there a bit more you can tell me about it? I've nestly never heard of it before.

The man turns his eyes towards the ground and begins gingerly scratching his neck.

Man: You know.

totally destroyed when she suld have been.

it did not touch me

seems unlikely given her cice of words
She seems to be aware.
It's a rare child w doesn't touch a candleflame out of curiosity or scald themselves on a t dish. She must have burned herself accidentally at some point in her life. We all have.
She doesn't burn as easily as us, I seriously doubt a candle flame or a t dish would have much effect on her. True, she's not immune, but Targaryans do have a much higher tolerance if I recall correctly.
Yeah, I'm pretty sure Targaryans do have a higher tolerance. I can't remember any evidence from ASOIAF, but in the D&E stories Dunk comments on w insanely t Egg likes his baths.
This. There are too many references to Targaryens and their t baths, and, let's face it, normal people die pretty easily from burns. Dany probably would have