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Cake day: February 16th, 2024

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  • They’re way too far up inside her for a camera to capture.

    Unless the cameras are designed for that. Usually found in hospitals and on plumbers. And the pictures that come out of those are not identifiable as who they’re from.

    I definitely agree with you that “nards” is in no way gender neutral as a term. I wonder how “gender neutral” @[email protected] would think it to refer to an infant boy as having a “hoo-haa”, “vag” or a “pus”?



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    Light exercise should relax, heavy exercise energise.

    As backwards as it sounds.

    As in a relaxing walk in the evening may aid getting sleep, but doing an insane gym session wouldn’t, it’d wake you up. It might make you physically exhausted, but not sleepy.




  • I might note here as a Finn that this prudishness concerning the naked human body seems very American.

    You’re not allowed to go to a public sauna in your swimming wear here. And if you’re a dad and have a small daughter, you’re obviously going to have her in the men’s changing room. And when I was a kid, I was in the women’s changing room with my mom.

    Even at parties it’s not uncommon to have a mixed-gender sauna where everyone is naked. I’d say most commonly it’s women wearing a towel and men wearing nothing, or if it’s in a sauna near a beach/lake then people will have their swimwear on most times.

    Still, just being naked isn’t considered sexual in any way. You can even see the non-sexual nature for about 50% of the people who are naked. (Vis-a-vis their lack of visible arousal.)





  • Unless you’re a spy who ran from Russia (and basically not even then, as we have supo), why would that matter?

    Unlike the US, Finland has and continues to successfully avoid Russia meddling in it’s affairs.

    We got labour protection, social security and have among other things, fixed homelessness.

    Yes, there’s a lot of issues as well, but compared to other countries, I’d say the average person is fairly well off in Finland in terms of financial security. Mental health is a whole other matter, though.


  • I’ll let anyone buy a Finnish residency. Just pay me a to-be-agreed-upon sum and then we’ll get married and it should be quite a done deal. Perhaps need to keep addresses the same on paper for a few years but that’s it.

    Hit me with them offers.